Universal Soldier: The Return - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Universal Soldier: The Return"
Universal Soldier: The Return (1999)
Timing:
1:22 (82 min)
5.922/10
1316
1316
5.043/10
14392
14392
4.2/10
32000
32000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Craig Baumgarten
Producer
Daniel Melnick
Producer
Allen Shapiro
Producer
Executive Producer
Michael I. Rachmil
Executive Producer
Casting
Rachel Abroms
Casting
Jory Weitz
Casting
Editor
Peck Prior
Editor
Art Direction
John Frick
Art Direction
Costume Design
Jennifer Bryan
Costume Design
Stunts
Russell Towery
Stunts
Randy Hall
Stunts
Jan Michael Shultz
Stunts
Tim Trella
Stunts
Debbie Lynn Ross
Stunts
Laura Dash
Stunts
Thomas Robinson Harper
Stunts
Chad Randall
Stunts
Manny Perry
Stunts
Henry Kingi Jr.
Stunts
Matt Johnston
Stunts
Christopher J. Tuck
Stunts
Larry Nicholas
Stunts
Scott Hubbell
Stunts
Keith Tellez
Stunts
Ryan Christopher Keys
Stunts
Curtis Lupo
Stunts
Rosa Collins
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Donna Sue Sealy
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Troy Breeding
Makeup Artist
Shashana Kaplan
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Keith Sayer
Key Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Richard G. Murphy
Co-Producer
Adam Merims
Co-Producer
Bennett R. Specter
Co-Producer
Second Assistant Director
Rebecca Strickland
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Mike Benson
Director of Photography
First Assistant Director
Albert Cho
First Assistant Director
Screenplay
John Fasano
Screenplay
Key Hair Stylist
Philip Ivey
Key Hair Stylist
Characters
Richard Rothstein
Characters
Christopher Leitch
Characters
Martial Arts Choreographer
Peter Malota
Martial Arts Choreographer
First Assistant Hairstylist
Melissa Forney
First Assistant Hairstylist
First Assistant Makeup Artist
Kalen Hoyle
First Assistant Makeup Artist
What's left behind the scenes
- In the first film, Michael Jai White plays one of the soldiers, and in this film he already plays (as a body) and voices a supercomputer nicknamed C.E.T.
- Mick Rogers himself made a cameo appearance. He played the role of a biker.
- The film features the song “Crush 'Em” by the band “Megadeth,” to which wrestler Bill Goldberg always enters the ring. Jean-Claude Van Damme also starred in the music video for this song.
- The special effects were created by the company “KNB”.
- The film marked Mika Rogers' directorial debut.
- This is the first film about Universal Soldiers not to feature Dolph Lundgren, although he appeared in the following two installments.
- The role of Romeo was originally intended for wrestling star Steve Austin, with a fee of $55,000. Austin's agent rejected the offer without even informing Austin himself. The role was eventually offered to wrestler Bill Goldberg for a fee of $250,000. When Austin found out, he expressed his indignation to promoter Vince McMahon over the fact that he hadn't been informed about the opportunity to star in the film.
- Ellie Walker did not return to the franchise to reprise her role as Veronica due to her commitment to filming the series "Profiler" (1996-2000).
- The film was a box office failure and did not impress critics, so all subsequent films in the franchise either ignore the events of the film or outright contradict them. Formally, the film remains part of the franchise, but is not considered canonical.
- Some of the underground scenes were filmed in Texas, in tunnels built for the "SSC" (Superconducting Super Collider) project, which was shut down by a decision of the US Congress in 1993.
- Kiana Tom initially worked as a coach for several actors involved in the film, but she was soon offered a role herself and played Maggie.
- Paul Verhoeven, Roland Emmerich (who directed the first film in the franchise in 1992), Jan de Bont, and Michael Bay were all considered as directors for the film at one time or another, but they all preferred to work on other projects.
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