The Fly II - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Fly II"
The Fly II (1989)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
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5.71/10
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Film crew
Director
Chris Walas
Director
Producer
Steven-Charles Jaffe
Producer
Executive Producer
Casting
Michelle Allen
Casting
Deborah Lucchesi
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Sandy Cochrane
Art Direction
Costume Design
Christopher Ryan
Costume Design
Production Design
Michael S. Bolton
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
John Wardlow
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Rose Marie McSherry
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Jayne Dancose
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David Parker
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Danny Kopelson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Gillian Richardson
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Richard Coleman
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Robin Vidgeon
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Cyrus Block
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
John Clothier
Steadicam Operator
Sound Effects Editor
Ralph Wikke
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
Glen W. Pearson
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
James H. Chow
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Jean Bereziuk
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Sherry Linder-Gygli
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Joseph Lederer
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Animation
John T. Van Vliet
Animation
Katherine Kean
Animation
January Nordman
Animation
Joseph Thomas
Animation
Screenplay
Jim Wheat
Screenplay
Ken Wheat
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Jay Ignaszewski
First Assistant Editor
Michael Smith
First Assistant Editor
Sound Designer
Construction Coordinator
Thom Wells
Construction Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Patrick Dodd
Dialogue Editor
Assistant Editor
John Watson
Assistant Editor
Location Manager
Tracey Jeffrey
Location Manager
Story
Characters
George Langelaan
Characters
Third Assistant Director
Kenna Marshall-Pittman
Third Assistant Director
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Stephan Dupuis
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Jo-Anne Smith-Ojeil
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Dennis Pawlik
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Gaffer
Stephen Jackson
Gaffer
Music
Music Editor
Earl Ghaffari
Music Editor
Jay Ignaszewski
Music Editor
Assistant Hairstylist
Brenda Turner
Assistant Hairstylist
Greensman
Avo Liva
Greensman
Assistant Makeup Artist
Sydney Silvert
Assistant Makeup Artist
Unit Publicist
Steve Newman
Unit Publicist
Assistant Director Trainee
Peter Talbot
Assistant Director Trainee
Effects Supervisor
Chris Walas
Effects Supervisor
ADR & Dubbing
Patrick Dodd
ADR & Dubbing
Rigging Gaffer
Richard Buckmaster
Rigging Gaffer
Lead Painter
Steve Craine
Lead Painter
What's left behind the scenes
- The role of Martin was originally written for Eric Stoltz, but he only agreed to participate in the filming after the script underwent significant changes.
- Filming took place in the Canadian province of British Columbia – in the cities of Burnaby and Vancouver, as well as in Los Angeles.
- Five actors played Martin Brandle at different age periods: Sterling Cottingham – as a newborn, Rodney Cloff Jr. – at one and a half years old, Matthew Moore – at four years old, Harley Cross – at ten years old, and Eric Stoltz.
- The scene where Martin watches a video recording of his father’s interview is a deleted scene from the first film. This plot was slightly edited – Veronica’s voice, played by Geena Davis in the first film, was dubbed by Saffron Henderson, who plays Veronica at the beginning of this film.
- The film was directed by Chris Wallace, who did the makeup for Jeff Goldblum in the first film.
- John Getz was the only actor from the first film who agreed to appear in the sequel.
- In the scene where young Martin sneaks past the sleeping guard, you can notice the book 'The Shape of Rage' next to the latter, which discusses the films of David Cronenberg – the director of the first part of the film. Cronenberg himself is depicted on the cover.
- The main character is named after British racing driver Martin Brundle.
- The film's script reveals the reason why Statis Borans lives in a separate country house. He received it as a bribe for remaining silent about what happened (while Bartok told him that Veronica and her child had perished). Also, in an early version of the script, the disks with the correctly functioning teleportation program were handed over to him. However, this detail was later removed, so in the final version of the film it remains unclear why the telepods stopped working properly.
- The film has an alternative ending. Martin, after being healed, sits on the bank of a river. Beth approaches him and asks how he is feeling. He replies that he is much better. The ending shows a fly landing on a salad.
- Martin learns the truth about his illness by watching a video recording of his father, who had begun to transform into a fly. However, this episode was not filmed for the plot of the first part.
- In the scene where young Martin sneaks past the sleeping guard, a book titled "The Shape of Rage" can be seen next to him, which discusses the films of David Cronenberg – the director of the first installment of the film. Cronenberg himself is depicted on the cover.
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