

Back to the Outback
- Family
- Animation
- Adventure
- Comedy
Tired of being locked in a reptile house where humans gawk at them like they are monsters, a ragtag group of Australia’s deadliest creatures plot an escape from their zoo to the Outback, a place where they’ll fit in without being judged.
Back to the Outback is a family-friendly animated adventure that released on December 3, 2021. The film follows a group of Australia's most dangerous animals as they escape from a zoo to find freedom and acceptance in the Outback.
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Top cast
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Isla FisherMaddie (voice)
Tim MinchinPretty Boy (voice)
Eric BanaChaz (voice)
Guy PearceFrank (voice)
Miranda TapsellZoe (voice)
Angus ImrieNigel (voice)
Keith UrbanDoug (voice)
Aislinn DerbezLegs (voice)
Diesel La TorracaChazzie (voice)
Jack CharlesGreg, the Head Frill Neck (voice)
Celeste BarberSkylar (voice)
Gia CaridesDoreen / Dolores' Mother (voice)
Rachel HouseJacinta (voice)
Wayne KnightPlatypus (voice)
Lachlan PowerDave, the Tasmanian Devil (voice)
Trailer
Back to the Outback | Official Trailer | Netflix
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Back to the Outback — frequently asked
When did Back to the Outback come out?
The movie was released on December 3, 2021.
What is Back to the Outback about?
A ragtag group of deadly Australian creatures plot their escape from a reptile house zoo to the Outback, where they can live without being treated as monsters by humans.
What streaming service has Back to the Outback?
The film is available on Netflix.
Is Back to the Outback appropriate for kids?
Yes, it's a family-oriented animated comedy designed for children and general audiences.










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