Legendary iconic Aussie lines - "A dingo ate my baby" is a line forever ingrained in the psyche of the Aussie language. Australian filmmakers have created some immortal lines that will forever and ever be simply part of our everyday chit-chat.
Check the gallery to relive all the classic lines that have made us shriek or smirk.

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'The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert - How could we forget the hilarious line "Great, that’s just what this country needs: a c*ck in a frock on a rock"?

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Fabulous - In fact, nearly every single line delivered in this cult classic is a work of art.

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'Crocodile Dundee' - “THAT’s not a knife. THAT’s a knife.” A line so memorable it's become part of our everyday language.

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Fun fact - The movie makers actually had two of the big knives that 'Crocodile Dundee' carried made. Paul Hogan and director Peter Faiman are reported to have kept one each.

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Money, money, money - The film was made on a budget of just under $6 million and grossed a worldwide total of just under $330 million.

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'Muriel's Wedding' - When you think of 'Muriel's Wedding', the first thing you think of is the infamous line “You’re terrible, Muriel".

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Famous - "You're terrible Muriel" appears three times in the movie, but has endured ever since, spawning endless tributes and even its own Facebook fan page.

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First ever role - Muriel's spotty-faced, chain-smoking sister, Joan was Gabby Millgate's first role and the line will forever remain in the Australian lexicon.

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'A Cry in the Dark' - "A dingo ate my baby". Clearly not a laughing matter, this line is synonymous with Meryl Streep's depiction of Lindy Chamberlain in the movie 'A Cry in the Dark'.

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Horrendous - Chamberlain was convicted of murdering her baby but later acquitted when new evidence suggested that the baby was, in fact, killed by a dingo.

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'Seinfeld' - In one episode of the cult series 'Seinfeld' the character Elaine uses the immortal line in a hilarious scene.

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'The Castle' - "Tell him he's dreaming" is the glorious line forever associated with 'The Castle'.

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Super fast - Due to tight budget restraints, it took five weeks to create the film from the first idea to the first rough cut.

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High court - The High Court of Australia scenes were actually filmed in the Supreme Court of Victoria.

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Shrimp! - When Paul Hogan was spruiking the delights of Australia in the 1984 Tourism Australia advert he delivered the immortal line of "Put a shrimp on the barbie".

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Barbie! - Since 1984, Australians have been trying to explain to all Americans, that, no, actually we put prawns on the BBQ. The struggle continues.

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'Finding Nemo' - Remember when Bruce the shark said: “I am a nice shark, not a mindless eating machine. If I am to change this image, I must first change myself. Fish are friends, not food.”

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Sharks - Don't believe anything that sharks say, just for the record.

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'Kenny' - In the mockumentary, Kenny mutters the rip-roaring line of “There’s a smell in here that will outlast religion".

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Premiere - In line with the theme of the film, its first screening was held in the Victorian country town of Poowong.

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'Red Dog' - The character Vanno in 'Red Dog' brought a tear to our eyes when he said “The world is a funny place, no? Sometimes you pick your dog. Sometimes your dog picks you.”

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Koko - When Koko the dog looks out over the plains of Dampier, waiting for his never-to-return owner, it is one of the most heartbreaking scenes in Australian film. Sniff.

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'Mad Max' - If you ever need to liven up a party, pretend to be Nightrider and shout: “I am the Nightrider. I’m a fuel-injected suicide machine. I am the rocker, I am the roller, I am the out-of-controller!”

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Fun fact - Interestingly, the rivalry between the police and the bikies spilled off camera, with Dowding revealing the actors refused to socialise.

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Method acting - The separation kept the rivalry real and came across on camera.

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Making it rain - 'Mad Max' was produced on a shoestring budget of just $650,000, the classic movie went on to gross just under $10 million and spawned many sequels.

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Disgraced - Even though Rolf Harris is now a disgraced criminal sitting in prison, his line of "Can you guess what it is yet?" will remain forever in our brains.

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Prison - In 2014, at the age of 84, he was jailed on twelve counts of indecent assault on four teenage female victims during the 1970s and 1980s.

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'Babe' - "That'll do, pig". Nothing more needs to be said.

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