Music and Lyrics - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Music and Lyrics"
Music and Lyrics (2007)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
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6.5/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Hal Gaba
Executive Producer
Casting
Ilene Starger
Casting
Editor
Susan E. Morse
Editor
Art Direction
Patricia Woodbridge
Art Direction
Costume Design
Susan Lyall
Costume Design
Production Design
Jane Musky
Production Design
Set Decoration
Ellen Christiansen
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Denise Pinckley
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Melissa Wells
Co-Producer
Scott Elias
Co-Producer
Production Supervisor
Kate Kelly
Production Supervisor
Director of Photography
Script Supervisor
Eva Z. Cabrera
Script Supervisor
First Assistant Director
H.H. Cooper
First Assistant Director
Screenplay
Construction Coordinator
Location Scout
Julie Solomon
Location Scout
Props
Cathy Scorsese
Props
Location Manager
Tyson Bidner
Location Manager
Barbara Heller
Location Manager
Set Production Assistant
Patrick Tendai Pfupajena
Set Production Assistant
Casting Assistant
Valerie Lindquist
Casting Assistant
Songs
Clyde Lawrence
Songs
Casting Associate
Zoe E. Rotter
Casting Associate
Post Production Supervisor
Paul A. Levin
Post Production Supervisor
Head Carpenter
Joseph Ziegler
Head Carpenter
What's left behind the scenes
- Scenes inside "Madison Square Garden" were filmed at "Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum".
- The promotional trailer includes several scenes that are not in the film: — a doorman opens the door for Alex. — during the "Battle of the 80s Idols" interview, Alex says that "PoP" broke up in 1992, so he should participate in the "Battle of the 90s Idols".
- In the original version, Sophie asks Alex if he has a watering can, and also talks about an eighty-year-old German man who scolded her. In the German dubbed version, it concerns an eighty-year-old Frenchman.
- While Alex and Sophie are discussing Alex’s solo album in the store, "Radiation Vibe" by "Fountains of Wayne" is playing in the background.
- Andrew Lloyd Webber's mother taught Hugh Grant to play the piano. A long time has passed since then, and Hugh has completely forgotten what he learned. He resumed piano lessons before the start of filming.
- Martin Fry, a member of the 1980s pop group “ABC”, taught Hugh Grant to sing and dance.
- Adam Schlesinger, who composed the title track for “That Thing You Do!”, wrote most of the songs for the film.
- During the film's premiere in Amsterdam, a woman, claiming to be a reporter, handcuffed her hand to Hugh Grant's. Hugh had no choice but to walk the red carpet with her.
- There used to be a band called “Pop!” in Britain.
- The initial title of the film was “Author of Words and Music – …” (English: Music and Lyrics By...), which was later changed to “Words and Music” (English: Music and Lyrics).
- Drew Barrymore and Hugh Grant both perform the vocal parts for their characters.
- The Russian voice of Hugh Grant's character was provided by the well-known singer-songwriter Alexey Ivashchenko (member of the duo 'Ivasi'). He also wrote the Russian lyrics for the film's songs and performed them.
- The plot about the differing fates of two leaders of a popular band is based on the story of Wham! members George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley. While Michael achieved significant success in a solo music career, Ridgeley (like Hugh Grant’s character) was not as fortunate.
- Hugh Grant's character was voiced in the Russian version by the well-known singer-songwriter Alexei Ivashchenko (a member of the duo "Ivasi"). He also wrote and performed the Russian lyrics for the film's songs.
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