Mad Max actors Steve Bisley, 67, and Hugh Keays-Byrne, 71, serve as guests of honour at Supanova to celebrate the iconic film's 40th anniversary
It's an iconic Australian film.
And on Sunday, Mad Max actors Steve Bisley, 67, and Hugh Keays-Byrne, 71, were guests of honour at the Supanova Parade.
Held at Broadbeach on the Gold Coast, Steve and Hugh rode in open-top convertibles during the parade as part of the film's 40th anniversary celebrations.
Pursuit! Mad Max actors Steve Bisley, 67, (L) and Hugh Keays-Byrne, 71, (R) served as guests of honour at Supanova to celebrate the iconic film's 40th anniversary
The event, which is billed as a celebration of pop culture, saw 9000 people line the streets for the festival.
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Riding in a vintage SS convertible, Steve sat alongside Hugh with the two men waving at the excited crowd.
At one stage, actor-turned-director Hugh signed autographs for fans, while Steve followed suit.
Classic stars! Actors Steve and Hugh rode in an overtop convertible while waving to a gathered crowd of about 9000 people on Sunday
Former Water Rats star Steve kept it casual in a black graphic-print T-shirt, which he paired with jeans and a cap.
Meanwhile, Farscape actor Hugh wore an beige coloured shirt with a badge of the Aboriginal flag on it.
The Great Gatsby actor Steve posed next to the 1979 film's iconic black GT Falcon following the parade, even sitting in it for snaps.
Pursuit Special: The parade celebrated the 40th anniversary of Mad Max, with it featuring the film's iconic GT Falcon muscle car in the parade
Reunited: Steve (pictured) kept it casual in a black t-shirt and jeans for the parade
In the driver's seat: Steve posed in the film's iconic black GT Falcon following the parade
Hugh also interacted with the members of the crowd following the parade.
Released in 1979, Mad Max was shot in and around Melbourne over 12 weeks, on a budget of less than $400,000.
The original 1979 film went on to gross $US100 million at the international box office, launching Mel Gibson's career along with it.
Supanova Festival attracts sci-fi lovers and comic enthusiasts from all over Australia, with a number fans dressing as their favourite characters.
In the past, Supanova has had Doctor Who's Peter Capaldi and Pearl Mackie as guests of honour at the parade.
Fan favourite: Mad Max actor Hugh (pictured) signed autographs for fans
