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I liked this movie a lot. I read a bit about the real story on the net, but I wonder, did Naomi Watts' character really exist?
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Hi
that's a good question. I would like to know the answer, too. Unfortunately, I am an absolutely horrible researcher, so I would like to ask a question of my own:
What was the significance of the gold watch at the Stringybark Creek Killings? Also, the significance throughout the rest of the movie as well.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated
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Backa
Naomi Watts' character -- it can be assumed that Ned Kelly had various relationships with women, but Julia is not based on anyone specifically.
The watch -- it has no real significance other than the fact that Ned feels guilty for taking it. In the original screenplay, there was a later scene where Ned and Steve have an argument about the watch, which directly precedes their escape through the fire, and Geoffrey Rush's character finding the watch in the ashes.