Operation Condor - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Operation Condor"
飛鷹計劃 (1991)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
7.338/10
630
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8.073/10
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7.2/10
25000
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Leonard Ho
Producer
Executive Producer
Editor
Peter Cheung
Editor
Art Direction
Dominique Lo Ka-Yiu
Art Direction
Eddie Ma
Art Direction
Oliver Wong
Art Direction
Costume Design
Thomas Chong Chi-Leung
Costume Design
Goo Ga-Lau
Costume Design
Stunts
Set Decoration
Butt Yiu-Kwong
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Tung Hon-Wan
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Chris Babida
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Assistant Art Director
Luk Yiu-Wing
Assistant Art Director
Lam Kai-Fai
Assistant Art Director
Liu Hon-Hung
Assistant Art Director
Ken Chiu Kin-San
Assistant Art Director
Script Supervisor
Terrence Fok
Script Supervisor
Irene Chow Pik-Fong
Script Supervisor
Esther Koo Yuk-Lin
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Liu Hoi-Ming
Hairstylist
Yau Yin-Ping
Hairstylist
Rachel Kong Tak-Yen
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Lam Kam-Ling
Still Photographer
Lai Kim-Wah
Still Photographer
Assistant Costume Designer
Ng Po-Chu
Assistant Costume Designer
Sukie Yip
Assistant Costume Designer
Production Manager
Alice Chan Wai-Chung
Production Manager
Screenplay
Edward Tang
Screenplay
Fibe Ma
Screenplay
Props
Lee Kwan-Lung
Props
Leung Yui-Nung
Props
Accountant
Cheung Kwok-Wai
Accountant
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Chiu Lo-Kong
Assistant Director
Fong Kam-Hing
Assistant Director
Paul Cheung Wing-Hung
Assistant Director
Music
Stephen Shing Gam-Wing
Music
Focus Puller
Yip Wai-Ying
Focus Puller
Ally Wong
Focus Puller
Lai Yiu-Fai
Focus Puller
Stephen Poon Tak-Yip
Focus Puller
Cheung Man-Po
Focus Puller
Second Unit Director of Photography
Cheung Yiu-Cho
Second Unit Director of Photography
Adam Tam Chi-Wai
Second Unit Director of Photography
Choreographer
Unit Manager
Kiwi Leung
Unit Manager
Post-Production Manager
Assistant Production Manager
Carrie Wong Ka-Lee
Assistant Production Manager
Wong Wai-Tak
Assistant Production Manager
Ma Mei-Ling
Assistant Production Manager
Wong Oi-Ping
Assistant Production Manager
Au Yuen-Yee
Assistant Production Manager
Martial Arts Choreographer
Foley
Ronny Ching Siu-Lung
Foley
Ng Kwok-Wah
Foley
Theme Song Performance
Main Title Theme Composer
Chris Babida
Main Title Theme Composer
Lyricist
Edward Tang
Lyricist
Dialogue Coach
Diana C. Weng
Dialogue Coach
Ding Yue
Dialogue Coach
Presenter
What's left behind the scenes
- Filming lasted 8 months, four of which were spent staging the fight scene in the wind tunnel.
- Jackie Chan filmed this movie after the box office failure of “Miracles” (1989), in order to recoup the costs of the latter.
- The Hong Kong version of the film has a runtime of 106 minutes, the American version – 92 minutes.
- Members of the film crew constantly fell ill and suffered from bites from tropical insects and other desert creatures. Sand was a constant problem, as it penetrated sensitive cameras and other equipment. Fed up with fighting the desert's "natural elements," the film crew returned to Hong Kong, bringing with them a ton of sand to finish filming some scenes.
- The staging of the auto and motorcycle stunts in the film was handled by Rémy Julien's team (the legendary French stunt coordinator and performer), who also staged stunts in the first film.
- The film was nominated for the Hong Kong Film Award in 1992 for Best Action Choreography.
- The large motorcycle jump onto the crane's cargo (following the chase) was performed by the well-known French stuntman, Michel Julien.
- During the chase scene involving the black cars, right at the end, when two of them fall into the water and Jackie grabs onto the suspended crate, you can see the passengers climbing out of the car and giving a thumbs-up to the film crew, indicating that everything is okay.
- During a motorcycle chase, Jackie is pursued by 4 black cars. At one point, he is boxed in on an alleyway and drives in reverse over the cars that blocked the alley behind him, shattering the windshields of many of them. He then sprays red paint on the rear window of one of the cars. The chase continues on the street, but all the windows are intact.
- Jackie Chan made this film after the box office failure of 'Miracles' (1989) to recoup the costs of the latter.
- Members of the film crew constantly fell ill and suffered from bites from tropical insects and other desert creatures. Sand was a constant problem, as it penetrated sensitive cameras and other equipment. Fed up with fighting the 'natural elements' of the desert, the crew returned to Hong Kong, bringing with them a ton of sand to finish filming some scenes.
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