Run Lola Run - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Run Lola Run"
Lola rennt (1998)
Timing:
1:20 (80 min)
7.3/10
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7.548/10
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7.6/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Andreas Schreitmüller
Producer
Gebhard Henke
Producer
Executive Producer
Maria Köpf
Executive Producer
Casting
An Dorthe Braker
Casting
Editor
Mathilde Bonnefoy
Editor
Costume Design
Monika Jacobs
Costume Design
Production Design
Alexander Manasse
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Margrit Neufink
Makeup Artist
Babette Bröseke
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Johnny Klimek
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Frank Griebe
Director of Photography
Steadicam Operator
Tilman Büttner
Steadicam Operator
Christof Wahl
Steadicam Operator
Klaus Liebertz
Steadicam Operator
Sebastian Meuschel
Steadicam Operator
Mikesch Groht
Steadicam Operator
Script Supervisor
Sabine Zimmer
Script Supervisor
Still Photographer
Bernd Spauke
Still Photographer
Gudrun F. Widlok
Still Photographer
Animation
Ralf Bohde
Animation
Thanks
Liane Jessen
Thanks
Wolfgang Becker
Thanks
Production Manager
Ralph Brosche
Production Manager
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Dirk Jacob
Sound Designer
Frank Behnke
Sound Designer
Music Supervisor
Stefan Broedner
Music Supervisor
Hair Designer
Christa Krista
Hair Designer
Casting Associate
Nessie Nesslauer
Casting Associate
Gaffer
Fred Dombrowka
Gaffer
Second Unit Director of Photography
Marc Kubik
Second Unit Director of Photography
Second Unit Cinematographer
Susanna Salonen
Second Unit Cinematographer
Marc Kubik
Second Unit Cinematographer
What's left behind the scenes
- Tom Tykwer was annoyed by the blank wall, and he asked production designer Alexander Mannes to paint a portrait of actress Kim Novak as she appeared in Hitchcock's 'Vertigo'. But, unfortunately, Alexander couldn't remember what Kim looked like, so Tykwer suggested portraying her from the back. The painting was completed in 15 minutes.
- Franke Potente had to refrain from washing her hair for seven weeks. This was because the red dye in her hair was too sensitive to water.
- The two phrases at the very beginning of the film ('The ball is round' and 'The game lasts 90 minutes') actually belong to the legendary German football coach Sepp Herberger.
- The woman from whom Manny borrows the phone card is actually the mother of Moritz Bleibtroj – Monika Bleibtroj.
- When Lola plays roulette, the number 20 comes up. In fact, the film crew had no intention of rigging the outcome, but 20 came up during one of the first attempts.
- The film opens with the voice of narrator Hans Peter Tschiedel. He is the most popular storyteller in Germany. Every German who listened to fairy tale records as a child recognizes his unique voice.
- The glass clocks in the bank were smashed by a small pebble fired from an air rifle.
- It took five whole weeks to convince the management of the Berlin supermarket to allow them to film a robbery scene inside.
- Tom Tykwer was bothered by the blank wall and asked production designer Alexander Männes to paint a portrait of actress Kim Novak as she appeared in Hitchcock's 'Vertigo'. Unfortunately, Alexander didn't remember what Kim looked like, so Tykwer suggested depicting her from the back. The painting was completed in 15 minutes.
- Franke Potente had to go seven weeks without washing her hair. The reason was that the red dye in her hair was too sensitive to water.
- The two phrases at the very beginning of the film (“The ball is round” and “The game lasts 90 minutes”) actually belong to the legendary German football coach Sepp Herberger.
- The woman from whom Manny borrows a phone card is actually the mother of Moritz Bleibtreu – Monika Bleibtreu.
- When Lola plays roulette, she gets the number 20. In fact, the film crew did not intend to arrange this outcome, but 20 came up during one of the first attempts.
- The film opens with the voice of narrator Hans Petzsch. He is the most popular fairy tale narrator in Germany. Every German who listened to fairy tale records as a child recognizes his unique voice.
- The glass clocks in the bank were broken by a small pebble fired from an air rifle.
- It took a full five weeks to convince the management of the Berlin supermarket to allow a robbery scene to be filmed there.
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