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Director: Martin Scorsese Book: Paul Schrader Photography: Michael Chapman Music: Bernard Herrmann Equipment: Charles Rosen Editor: Marcia Lucas (Watch Over), Tom Rolf, Melvin Shapiro Sound: Roger Pietschman, Tex Rudloff Costumes: Ruth Morley Co-Producer: Phillip M. Goldfarb Producer: Michael Phillips, Julia Phillips, Tony Bill Production Company: Bill-Phillips/Italo-Judeo/Columbia Cast: Robert De Niro (Travis Bickle), Cybill Shepherd (Betsy), Jodie Foster (Iris), Peter Boyle (Wizard), Leonard Harris (Charles Palantine), Harvey Keitel (Matthews, calles Sport), Albert Brooks (Tom), Garth Avery (Iris' friend), Martin Scorsese (cab guest), Steven Prince (Andy, the weapon seller), Diahnne Abbott (Concession Girl), Frank Adu, Vic Argo, Gino Ardito, Harry Cohn, Copper Cunningham, Peter Savage, Brenda Dickson, Harry Fischler, Nat Grant, Richard Higgs, Beau Kayser, Vic Magnotta, Robert Maroff, Norman Matlock, Bill Minkin, Murray Moston, Harry Northup, Gene Palma, Carey Poe, Robin Utt, Robert Shields, Ralph Singleton, Joe Spinell, Maria Turner Length: 114 min Format: 35 mm, Color (Metrocolor) Time/Location: 9. June - August 1975, New York City First Showing: 7. February 1976 First Showing in Germany: 7. October 1976 Video Distributor: Columbia TriStar Video Awards:
Director: Alan Parker Book: Alan Parker Photography: Michael Seresin, Peter Biziou Music: Paul Williams Songs: Bugsy Malone/Speakeasy/Tomorrow/We're the Very Best at Being Bad/I'm Feeling Fine/My Name's Tallulah/So you want to be a Boxer?/I Shouldn't Cry But I Do/Down and Out/You Give a Little Love (Music and Texts: Paul Williams) Production Design: Geoffry Kirkland Editor: Gerry Hambling Sound: Clive Winter Costumes: Monica Howe Choreography: Gillian Gregory Executive Producer: David Puttnam Producer: Alan Marshall Production Company: Bugsy Malone Productions/National Film Finance Consortium/Goodtimes Cast: Scott baio (Bugsy Malone), Florrie Dugger (Blousey Brown), Jodie Foster (Tallulah), John Cassisi (Fat Sam), Martin Lev (Dandy Dan), Paul Murphy (Leroy), Sheridian Russel (Knuckles), Albin Jenkins (Fizzy), Davidson Knight (Cagey Joe), Paul Chirelstein (Smolsky), Dexter Fletcher (Baby Face), Paul Besterman (Yonkers), Ron Melelu (Doodle), Jorge Valdez (Bronx Charlie), Michael Kirby (Angelo), Donald Waugh (Snake Eyes), Peter Holder (Ritzy), John Lee (Benny Lee), Jon Zebrowski (Shoulders), Michael Jackson (Razamataz), Andrew Paul (O'Dreary), Helen Corran (Bangles), Vivienne McKonne (Velma), Jeffrey Stevens (Louis) Length: 93 min Format: 35 mm, Color (Eastmancolor) Time/Location: August 1975, Pinewood Studeos, London First Showing: 27. May 1976, Cannes Film Festival First Showing in Germany: 4. November 1976 Video Distribution: Atlas Video
aka: Das Maedchen am Ende der Strasse Director: Nicolas Gessner Book: Laird Koenig, Richard Lochte (after the novel by Laird Koenig) Photography: René Verzier Music: Christian Gaubert, Frédéric Chopin Musical Managment: Mort Shuman Equipment: Robert Prévost Editor: Yves Langlois Executive Producer: Harold Greenberg, Alfred Pariser Co-Producer: Denis Héroux, Leland Nolan, Eugéne Lépicier Producer: Zev Braun Production Company: ICL Industries (Montréal)/Filmédis-Filmel (Paris), Zev Braun Productions (Los Angeles) Cast:Jodie Foster (Rynn Jacobs), Martin Sheen (Frank Hallet), Alexis Smith (Mrs. Hallet), Mort Shuman (Miglioiti), Scott Jacoby (Mario Podesta), Dorothy Davis (Town-Hall Employee), Clesson Goodhue (Bank Director), Hubert Noel (1. Bank Clerk), Jacques Famery (2. Bank Clerk), Mary Morter (1. Cashier), Judie Wildman (2. Cashier) Length: 94 min Format: 35 mm, Color Time/Location: Winter 1975, Montréal/Canada (Studeo) and Surroundings, Coast in Maine/USA First Showing: Mai 1976, Cannes Film Festival First Showing in Germany: 8. April 1977
aka: Ein ganz verrueckter Freitag Director: Gary Nelson Book: Mary Rodgers (after her novel) Photography: Charles F. Wheeler Music: Johnny Mandel Song: I'd like To Be You For A Day (Music and Text: Al Kasha, Joel Hirschhorn) Equipment: John B. Mansbridge, Jack Senter Editor: Cotton Warburton Sound: Herb Taylor, Ron Ronconi Costumes: Chuck Keehne, Emily Sundby Co-Producer: Tom Leetch Producer: Ron Miller Production Company: Walt Disney Productions Cast: Barbara Harris (Mrs. Andrews), Jodie Foster (Annabel Andrews), John Astin (Mr. Andrews), Patsy Kelly (Mrs. Schmauss), Dick Van Patten (Harold Jennings), Vicki Schreck (Virginia), Sorrell Booke (Mr. Dilk), Alan Oppenheimer (Mr. Joffert), Kaye Ballard (Trainer Betsy), Ruth Buzzi (Opponent Team Trainer),Mark McClure (Boris Harris), Marie Windsor (Mrs. Murphy), Sparky Marcus (Ben Andrews), Ceil Cabot (Miss McGuirk), Brooke Mills (Mrs. Gibbons), Karen Smith (Mary Kay Gilbert) Length: 100 min Format: 35 mm, Color (Technicolor) Time/Location: April/May 1976, Los Angeles, San Diego First Showing: February 1977 First Showing in Germany: 17. May 1979
aka: Abenteuer auf Schloss Candleshoe Director: Norman Tokar Book: David Swift, Rosemary Anne Sisson (after the novel "Christmas at Candleshoe" by Michael Innes) Photography: Paul Beeson Music: Ron Goodwin Equipment: Albert Witherick Editor: Peter Boita Soundd: Claude Hitchcock, Ken Barker Costumes: Julie Harris Co-Producer: Hugh Attwooll Producer: Ron Miller Production Company: Walt Disney Productions Cast: David Niven (Priory), Helen Hayes (Lady Gwendolyn St. Edmund), Jodie Foster (Casey Brown), Leo McKern (Harry Bundage), Vivian Pickles (Clara Grimsworthy), Veronica Quilligan (Cluny), Ian Sharrok (Peter), Sarah Tamakuni (Anna), David Samuels (Bobby), John Alderson (Jenkins), Mildred Shay (Mrs. McCress), Michael Balfour (Mr McCress), Sydney Bromley (Mr. Thresher), Michael Segal (Conductor) Length: 101 min Format: 35 mm, Color (Technicolor) Time/Location: July/August 1976, Los Angeles, GB (Compton Wynyates, Warwickshire) First Showing: December 1977 First Showing in Germany: 23. March 1988 (Video) Video Distribution: Buena Vista Video
This Movie was produced in an english and a french version at the same time! The lead characters were called Rosebud (Jodie Foster), Sandy (Sydne Rome) and Sylvester (Bernard Giraudeau) in both, the english version and the german synchronization.
aka: Fetzig, frei und ziemlich high aka: Stunde der Zaertlichkeit aka: Liebeserwachen Director: Eric Le Hung Book: Philippe Bourgoin (Dialogs: Philippe Bourgoin, Eric Le Hung) Photography: Marcel Combe Music: François d'Aime Songs: Fly/La Conga/When I Looked At Your Face (Music: François d'Aime, Text: L. Bleecher, Vocal: Scherrie Payne), When I Looked At Your Face (Music: François d'Aime, Text: L. Bleecher, Vocal: Jodie Foster) Equipment: Tony Roman Editor: Christiane Lack Sound: Alain Contrault Producer: Guy Belfond Production Company: Axe Films/Megalo Films/Peri Productions/Productions Yanne/Victorine Studios Cast:Jodie Foster (Isabelle Tristan, called Fleur Bleue), Jean Yanne (Max), Sydne Rome (Blé des Champs), Bernard Giraudeau (Isidore), Odette Laure (Olga), Lila Kedrova (Marquise), Claude Gensac (Director), Henri Courseau (Pierre), Jacqueline Jefford (Teacher), Marthe Villalonga (Mme. Passemard), Max Meynier (Animator), Claudia Nottale (Violette), Zoé Chauveau Length: 96 (german version 86) min Format: 35 mm, Color (Gevacolor) Time/Location: Summer 1977, Paris First Showing: October 1977 First Showing in Germany: 21. June 1979 Video Distribution: Scala/Joy
aka: Jeanies Clique Director: Adrian Lyne Book: Gerald Ayres Photography: Leon Bijou Music: Giorgio Moroder Song: On the Radio (Theme from Foxes) (Music: Giorgio Moroder, Text: Donna Summer, Vocal: Donna Summer) Equipment: Michel Levesque Editor: Jim Coblentz Sound: Kirk Francis Co-Producer: Geoffrey Kirkland, Michael Seresin, Joel Blasberg, Gerry Hambling Producer: David Puttnam, Gerald Ayres Production Company: Casablanca Record/Filmworks/United Artists Cast:Jodie Foster (Jeanie), Cherie Currie (Annie), Marilyn Kagan (Madge), Kandice Stroh (Deirdre), Scott Baio (Brad), Sally Kellerman (Mary), Randy Quaid (Jay), Lois Smith (Mrs. Axman), Adam Faith (Bryan), Jon Sloan (Loser), Jill Barrie Bogart (Sissie), Wayne Storm (Frank), Mary Margaret Lewis (Gladys), Grant Wilson (Greg), Fredric Lehne (Bobby), Robert Romanus (Scott), Roger Bowen (Lawyer), Buddy Foster (Boy in the car), E. Lamont Johnson (Detective), Mary Ellen O'Neill (Mrs. Steiner), Ben Frank (Daryl), Scott Garrett (Jason), Laura Dern (Debbie), Michael Taylor (Terry), Gino Baffa (Carter) Length: 106 min Format: 35 mm, Color (Technicolor) Time/Location: 1978, Los Angeles (San Fernando Valley) First Showing: February 1980 First Airing in Germany: 1. July 1985 (ARD) Working Title: Ladies of the Valley
aka: Jahrmarkt Director: Robert Kaylor Screenplay: Thomas Baum Story: Phoebe Kaylor, Robert Kaylor, Robbie Robertson Photography: Harry Stradling Jr. Music: Alex North, Robbie Robertson Production Design: William J. Cassidy Editor: Stuart Pappé Sound: Bill Kaplan Executive Producer: Jonathan T. Taplin Producer: Robbie Robertson Production Company: Lorimar/United Artists Starring: Garey Busey (Frankie Chapman), Jodie Foster (Donna), Robbie Robertson (Patch Beaudry) Aslo Starring: Meg Foster (Gerta), Kenneth McMillian (Heavy St. John), Elisha Cook (On-Your-Mark), Tim Thomerson (Doubles), Theodore Wilson (Mails), John Lehne (Skeet), Bill McKinney (Marvin Dill) Co-Starring: , Bert Remsen (Delno Baptiste), Woodrow Parfrey (W. C. Hannon), Alan Braunstein (Willie Mae), Tina Andrews (Sugaree), Craig Wasson (Mickey) Additional Cast: Jordan Cael(Flame), John 'Doc' Cassidy (Harry the Hat), Margaret Jo Lee (Pagan Knight), William Bartman (Hi-Striker), Dani Dembrosky (Skinny), Robert Doqui (Jerry), George Emerson (Harold, the Fat Man), Cathi Harrer (Cheryl), Nancy Hazeltine (Lesbian), Noelle Massina (Noelle), Mary Siceloff (Georgene), Trisha Tiedemann (Trish), Fred Ward (Jack) Length: 105 min Format: 35 mm, Color (Metrocolor) Time/Location: April/May 1979, Savannah,/Georgia First Showing: June 1980 First Airing in Germany: 19. January 1985 (WDR)
Director: William S. Bartman Book: James Nasella, William S. Bartman Story: William S. Bartman, Joseph Scott Kierland Photography: Harry Stradling Music: Artie Butler Songtext: Molly-Ann Leikin Buildings: Robert Zentis Equipment: Chuck Rutherford, Pamela Bennett Editor: George Berndt, James A. Bogardt Sound: Ken King Costumes: Madeline Ann Graneto Executive Producer: Michael Timothy Murphy Producer: Peter S. Davis, William N. Panzer Production Company: Davis/Panzer Productions Cast: Edward Asner (Bob O'Hara), Mariette Hartley (Harry O'Hara), Jodie Foster (Barbara O'Hara), Perry Lang (Rob O'Hara), Tom Bosley (Fred O'Hara), Ray Walston (Walter Tatum), Allen Williams (Billy Tatum), Mary Jo Catlett (Gloria), Nelson Welch (Nelson Attleby), Richard Schaal (Jerry Brad), Nehemiah Persoff (Dr. Fischer), Kelly Bishop (Beth Douglas), Eric Kilpatrick (Police Officer), Juanita Moore Length: 87 min Format: 35 mm, Color (DeLuxe Color) Time/Location: Mai/June 1981, Los Angeles First Showing: December 1982
aka: Obsession - Die dunkle Seite des Ruhms Director: Anthony Harvey Book: Frank Cucci Story: Sue Grafton Photography: Larry Pizer Music: John Barry Songs: One Dream At A Time/Getting Some Feelings Back In My Heart/I Never Lost A Lover Yet (Music: John Barry, Text: Don Black, Vocal: Jodie Foster Equipment: Charles Bennett Editor: Norman Gay Production Management: A. Kitman Ho. Producer: Robert Halmi Sr Co-Producer: Robert Halmi Jr. Production Company: Robert Halmi Productions/CBS Cast: Peter O'Toole (Anton Bosnyak), Jodie Foster (Zoe Alexander), Elizabeth Ashley (Eve Swiss), Larry Joshua (Johnny Rainbow), Pamela Blair (Trish), Barbara Bryne (Mrs. Burns-Rizzo), Ronald Weyland (Hypnotiseur), Robin Thomas (Mendy Weidenbaum), Brian Carney (Abbot Renfrew), Madeline Potter (Antonia), Holly Hunter (Leslie), Vera Mayer (Gizella), Paul O'Keefe (Oliver), Stu Charno (Boomer), Peter Boruchowiitz (Chris), Skunkadelique (Footlockers), Ed Vadas (Emcee), Dick Turnail (A&R Man), David A. Brooks (Norvid), Jacques Perreault (Lance) Length: 100 min Format: 35 mm, Color (Movielab) Time: 1982 First Showing: 9. March 1983 First Airing in Germany: 13. August 1990 (Video) Video Distribution: Fox Video
Director: Tony Richardson Book: Tony Richardson (after the novel by John Irving) Photography: David Watkin Music: Jacques Offenbach (adapted, arranged and conducted by Raymond Leppard, performed by The London Philharmonic Orchestra, recorded at CTS Studios, Ltd., Wembley, London, Recording Enineer: John Richards) Songs: Good Golly Miss Molly by Robert "Bumps" Blackwell and John Marascalco, Tears On My Pillow by S. Bradford & A. Lewis, Bad Boy Blues by Pierre P. Belmar Production & Costume Design: Jocelyn Herbert Editor: Robert K. Lambert Sound: Patrick Rousseau Executive Producer: George Yaneff, Kent Walwin, Grahame Jennings Co-Producer: Jim Beach Producer: Neil Hartley Associated Producer: Pieter Kroonenburg, David Patterson Production Company: Yellow Bill/Producers' Circle/Woodfall/Orion/J&M Film Sales Limited Starring:Jodie Foster (Franny Berry), Beau Bridges (Father Win Berry), Rob Lowe (John Berry), Nastassja Kinski (Susie the Bear), Wilford Brimley (Iowa Bob), Paul McCrane (Frank Berry), Jennie Dundas (Lilly Berry), Wallace Shawn (Freud), Lisa Banes (Mother Mary Berry), Amanda Plummer (Mrs. Miscarriage), Anita Morris (Rhonda Ray), Dorsey Wright (Junior Jones), Matthew Modine (Chip Dove/Ernst) Featuring: Seth Green (Egg), Jonelle Allen (Sabrina) Additional cast: Wally Aspell (Hotel Manager), Jobst Oriwal (German Man), Linda Clark (German Woman), Nicholas Podbrey (Boy with rifle), Norris Domingue (High School Band Conductor), Jean-Louis Roux (Old Billig), Cali Timmins (Bitty Duck), Richard Jutras (Lenny Metz), Colin Irving (Chip Dove Gang Member), Anthony Ulc (Chip Dove Gang Member), Nick Nardi (Chip Dove Gang Member), Fred Doederlein (Finnish Doctor), Walter Massey (Texan), Young Sup Chung, Inhi Chung (Oriental Couple), Ada Fuoco (New Jersey Woman), Joan Heney (Connecticut Woman), Elie Oren (King of Mice), Johnny O'Neil (Chester Pulaski), Charles Fournier (Howard Tuck), Robert Thomas (Harold Swallow), Gayle Garfinkle (Doris Wales/Annie), Roger Blay (Arbeiter), Timothy Webber (Wrench), Janine Manatis (Schwanger), Amanda Plummer (Miss Miscarriage), Sharon Noble (Babette), Lorena Gale (Dark Inge), Jade D. Bari (Jolanta), Jon Hutman (Reporter No. 1), Joely Richardson (Waitress), Gayle Garfinkle (Screaming Anne), Adrian Aron (American Woman), Arthur Grosser (American Man), Tara O'Donnel (American Daughter), Louis di Bianco ((BArtender), Jyanna Honey (Bar Patron), Michele Scarabelli (Chip Dove Girl Friend), Jeffrey Cohen (New York Journalist), Benoit Laberge (Bookstore Man), James v. Mathews (Reporter No. 2), Prudence Emery (Mean Female Reporter) Stunts: Peter Cox, Celine Fournier, David Rigby, Jérôme Tiberghien Assistant Director: Bill Scott Production Manager: Mychèle Boudrias Production Coordinator: Danièle Rohrbach Associate Producers: Bill Scott, Norman Twain Casting: Howard Feuer, Jeremy Ritzer Assistant to Producer: Sandra Maltz Unit Manager: Estelle Lemieux Second assistant Director: Anne Murphy Second Unit Director: Robert K. Lambert Art Director: John Meighen Assistant to Ms. Herbert: Susan Jenkinson Construction Coordinator: Claude Powell Construction Supervisor: Claude Simard Property Master: Jacques Chamberlain Prop Buyers: Frances Calder, François Séguin Special Effects: Jacques Godbout, Louis Craig Chief Carpenter: Normand Righer Carpenter: Eudore Leclerc Costume Supervisor: Thomas Keller Costume Coordinator: François Laplante Wardrobe Master: John Stowe Wardrobe Mistress: Huguette Gagné Ms. Kinski's Bear Costumes: Richard Tautkus Make-up: Diane Simard, Micheline Foisy Make-up Assistants: Cecile Rigaul, Marie-Josée Lafontane Hair Stylists: Pierre David, Bob Pritchet Additional Hairdressers: Richard Hansen, Martin Menard Camera Operator: John Palmer Assistant Cameraman: Michael Connor 2nd Assistant Cameraman: Jean-Jacques Gervais 2nd Camera Operator: Peter Benison Assistants 2nd Camera: Dennis Gingras, Glen McPherson, Jean-Francois Poulic, Jacques Bernier Assistant Film Editors: Timothy Tobin, Barbera Brown Sound: Patrick Rousseau Boom Woman: Véronique Gabillaud Cablewoman: Ginette Guillard Sound Re-Recording: Bill Varney, Gregg Landaker, Steve Maslow (all C.A.S.) Supervising Sound Editor: David Pettijohn Sound Editors: John Larson, Michael Dobie, James Beshears Music Editor: Ted Whitfield ADR Supervisors: Jerry Stanford, Paul Huntsman Dialogue Consultant: Leon Askin Best Boy: Claude Fortier Electricians: Gilles Fortier, Jean Trudeau, Normand Viau Key Grip: Serge Grenier Grips: Robert Grenier, Marion Mailhot, André Quelette, Gregg Schmitt Location Casting: Barbara A. Lamberts Extras Casting: Vera Miller, Nadia Roma Script Supervisor: France Lachapelle Negative Cutter: Cathy Carr Color Timer: Dick Ritchie Opticals: The Optical House Unit Publicists: Prudence Emery Still Photographer: Attila Dory Production Secretary: Danielle Rossignol Location Accounting Staff: Lucie Drolet, Yvette Duguet, Claire Williamson, Mona Williamson Stunt Coordinator: Jérôme Tiberghien Bear Trainer: Wally Naghtin Honeywagon Driver: Jackie Crane Generator Operator: Rodger Dean Art Department Assistants: Chris Gilmore, Richard Hernandez, Skip Hobbs, Jon Hutman, Maurice Tremblay Production Assistants: Alain Belhumeur, Michel Boyer, Léo D. Carpenter, Jean-Claude Cloutier, Richard Gregoire, Pierre Houle, Scott Johnston, Jacques LAberge, Elizabeth Lamy, Denis Normandeau, Lois-Philippe Rochon, Roger Tremblay Publicity: Dennis Davidson Associates Still Photographs: Universal Pictures: "This Gun for Hire", Paramount 1942, "The Great Gatsby", Paramount 1949 Length: 110 min Format: 35 mm Arriflex, processed by Bellevue Pathé (1972) Inc., Color (Technicolor), Dolby Stereo Approval: No. 27215, Motion Pictures Association of America Copyright: Grahame Jennings, MCMLXXXIV Time/Location: May/June 1983, Canada (Montréal, Québec, Hotel Tadoussac) First Showing: 9. March 1984 First Showing in Germany: 22. February 1985
This movie was produced in a english and a french version at the same time
aka: Das Blut der Anderen Director: Claude Chabrol Book: Brian Moore (based on the novel by Simone de Beauvoir (Editions Gallimard)) Photography: Richard Ciupka Music: François Dompierre, Matthieu Chabrol (Copyright: Editions Hortensia) Production Design: François Comtet Costumes: Pierre Cadot Equipment: Pierre Lefait Consultants: Lawrence Alton, John Arnoldy Editor: Monique Fardoulis, Yves Langlois Sound: Patrick Rousseau, Jean-Bernard Thomasson Co-Producer (France): Gabriel Boustani Executive Producer: Lamar Card Producer: Denis Héroux, John Kemeny Production Company: International Cinema Corporation, Ciné-Simone Inc. (Montréal)/Filmax (Paris)/Antenne 2 TV France/Films A2/Superchannel/CTV Television Network/Telefilm Canada Starring:Jodie Foster (Héléne), Michael Ontkean (Jean Blomart), Sam Neill (Bergmann), Lambert Wilson (Paul), Stéphane Audran (Gigi Grandjovan), Alexandra Stewart (Madeleine), Monique Mercure (Madame Kotz), Roger Mirmont (Marcel), Jean-François Balmer (Arnaud), Marie Bunel (Yvonne Kotz), John Vernon (General von Loenig), Christine Laurent (Denise), Michel Robin (Raoul) With: Jean-Pierre Aumont (Monsieur Blomart), Micheline Presle (Madame Monge) Special Guest Star: Kate Reid (Madame Blomart) Additional Cast Renaud Verley (Dr. Duval), George Bruce (Adjutant), Marcel Guy (Dr. Lenfant), André Chaumeau (SS General Classen), Alain Doutey (Leclerc), Patrick Delauneux (Mathieu), Germaine Delbat (Marie), Katia Romanoff (Italian Countess), Jean Champion (Elevator Operator), Harold Kay (Colonel Davies), Jacques François (Colonel Cateins), Catherine Lachens (Madame Grant), Christian Bobe (First Soldier), Erick Deshores (Second Soldier), Samuel Fuller (Old Man in small café), Christa Lang (German female decurity officer), Didier Sauvegrain (First Soldier in small café), Didier Bourdon (Second Soldier in small café), Peter Semler (German Colonel on highway), Thierry Redler (Young German Officer on highway), Blanche Ravalec (Nun at station), Gérard Buhr (German Major at Meurice Restaurant), Dominique Zardi, Georges Claisse (German Colonel at Meurice Restaurant), Raoul Guylad (German Doctor at prison), Louise Chevalier Production Executive: Susan Cavan Associate Producer: Paolo de Oliveira Casting (USA): Mike Fenton, Jane Feindberg, Valorie Massalas Production Manager: Jacques Bourdon First Assistant Directors: Philippe DeLabre, Michel Dupuy Continuity: Aurore Paquiss Unit Manager: Daniel Szuster Location Manager: Bertrand Cornu de la Fontaine Dialog Coach: Ken Meyer Camera Operator: Michel Thiriet 1st Assistant Cameraman: Christian Vivier 2nd Assistant Cameraman: Olivier Ide Boom Person: Véronique Gabillaud Set Decorateur - Buyer: Pierre Lefait Set Dresser: René Candido Prop Man: Patrick Maugin Gaffer: John Berrie Key Grip: Jean-Baptiste Dutreix Wardrobe: Bernard Fittes Dressers: François Poillot, Nathalie Cercuel, Dominique Roulance Makeup: Jacques Clémente, Lydia Pujols Hairdressers: Catherine Leblanc, Alice Schwartz Assistants to the producers: Carmela Guillemineau, Betsy Manheimer Post Production Supervisor: Bill Wiggins Dialogue and Sound Effects Editors: Casablanca Music Editor: Carl Zittrer Foley: Terry Burke Re-recording Mixers: David Appleby, Don White Additional Credits:
Karl Lagerfeld: Miss Audrian's costumes, collection in Gigi's salon
Paulette Hats
Ets Capobianco Shoes
Alexandre Hairstyle
Hotel Intercontinental, Paris
Restaurant Le Gallopin
Cycles La France
Panavision Camera and lenses
Bellevue Pathe, Montreal and GTC, Paris Laboratories
Pathe Sound Sound Studeo
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Length: 130 min (Cinema), 270 min (english video version), 6 x 55 min (TV) Format: 35 mm, Color Time/Location: August - December 1983, France (Paris and surroundings), Brussels/Belgia First Showing: 2. May 1984 (Paris) First Airing in Germany: 25., 26. and 29. December 1995 (in three parts of 90 min) (TM3) Awards:
Venice Film Festival 1983:Le Sang des Autres Golden Lion (Best Picture), Special Award (Best technic in Picture and Sound)
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Director: Martin Scorsese
Director: Alan Parker
aka: Das Maedchen am Ende der Strasse
aka: Ein ganz verrueckter Freitag
aka: Abenteuer auf Schloss Candleshoe
aka: Strandgefluester
aka: Jeanies Clique
aka: Jahrmarkt
Director: Tony Richardson
This movie was produced in a english and a french version at the same time
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