Bigger Than Tina

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Bigger Than Tina
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Directed byNeil Foley
Written byNeil Foley
Produced byGrant Hardie
Jenny Loncaris
executive
Daniel Scharf
StarringMichael Dalley
Sally Lightfoot
Anni Finsterer
Distributed byPalace (Australia)
Release date
  • 25 November 1999 (1999-11-25)
Running time
90 minutes
CountryAustralia
LanguageEnglish
Box office$15,000 (Australia) [1]

Bigger Than Tina is a 1999 Australian mockumentary film about an aspiring singer-songwriter named Dan Vardy-Cobb living in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne, who dreams of success and particularly admires Tina Arena. He is taken on by talent agents Wes Grieves and Jacinta Fellows. [2]

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Soundtrack

Bigger Than Tina
Soundtrack album by
Various Artists
ReleasedNovember 1999 (1999-11)
Label Backyard Productions
Singles from Bigger Than Tina
  1. "Bigger Than Tina"
    Released: October 1999

The Bigger Than Tina soundtrack was released in November 1999.

Track listing

Bigger Than Tina
No.TitleLength
1."Bigger Than Tina II" (performed by The Fauves) 
2."We Can Get Together" (performed by Custard) 
3."Better the Devil You Know" (performed by The Meanies) 
4."State of the Heart" (performed by Pollyana) 
5."Bigger Than Tina I" (performed by The Fauves) 
6."Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" (performed by Mach Pelican) 
7."We Can't Be Beaten" (performed by 28 Days) 
8."Science Fiction" (performed by Molar) 
9."Love Is Blindness" (performed by The Dumpmasters featuring Dan Vardy Cobb) 
10."Sound of Your Heart" (performed by Rebecca's Empire featuring Dan Vardy Cobb) 
11."Crystalized (By Your Touch)" (performed by Dan Vardy Cobb and the Deeveecees) 
12."Goodbye" (performed by Dan Vardy Cobb and the Deeveecees) 
13."Ways of Love" (performed by Dan Vardy Cobb and the Deeveecees) 
14."Prisoner of Love" (performed by Dan Vardy Cobb and the Deeveecees) 
15."Send Me an Angel" (performed by Honeysmack featuring Dan Vardy Cobb) 
16."Love Is Blindness" (performed by The Dumpmasters featuring Dan Vardy Cobb) (Extended) 

References