When George Miller started dreaming up his first Mad Max movie, in the late 1970s, he had just a vague sense of the world it would be set in; he knew only that his independent debut feature would be action-packed and shot cheaply in the Australian countryside.

Published by Warner Bros Games, Avalanche's Mad Max came out the same year as Miller's previous Mad Max film, Fury Road. Inspired by the series, it told an origin story of sorts for Max, with players tasked with scavenging parts for his iconic Magnum Opus.

Furiosa director George Miller tells IndieWire about legendary stuntman Grant Page, without whom 'there wouldn't have been a Mad Max.'