Hercules - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Hercules"
Hercules (1997)
Timing:
1:33 (93 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Alice Dewey
Producer
Noreen Tobin
Producer
Casting
Ruth Lambert
Casting
Editor
Tom Finan
Editor
Robert W. Hedland
Editor
Art Direction
Andrew Gaskill
Art Direction
Costume Design
Kate Bergh
Costume Design
Production Design
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Shawn Murphy
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Lora Hirschberg
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Sound Effects Editor
Pat Jackson
Sound Effects Editor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Mauro Maressa
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Tim Holland
Supervising Sound Editor
Character Designer
Rick Maki
Character Designer
Animation Supervisor
Animation
Vera Pacheco
Animation
Dave Kupczyk
Animation
Steven Clay Hunter
Animation
Caroline Cruikshank
Animation
Jeff Johnson
Animation
Jay Jackson
Animation
James Baker
Animation
Zoltán Maros
Animation
Adam Dykstra
Animation
Mike Kunkel
Animation
Marc Eoche-Duval
Animation
Juanjo Guarnido
Animation
Richard Jeffery
Animation
Steve Small
Animation
Louis C. Gallegos
Animation
Screenplay
Irene Mecchi
Screenplay
Don McEnery
Screenplay
Bob Shaw
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Assistant Editor
Paul Carrera
Assistant Editor
Eric C. Daroca
Assistant Editor
Painter
Sylvia Filcak
Painter
Songs
Music Editor
Earl Ghaffari
Music Editor
Kathleen Bennett
Music Editor
Charles Paley
Music Editor
Scoring Mixer
John Kurlander
Scoring Mixer
Color Designer
Maria Gonzalez
Color Designer
Visual Development
Rick Maki
Visual Development
Executive Music Producer
Chris Montan
Executive Music Producer
Theme Song Performance
Supervising Animator
Layout
Chung Sup Yoon
Layout
Rick Moore
Layout
Idea
Joe Haidar
Idea
Lyricist
David Zippel
Lyricist
Additional Visual Effects
What's left behind the scenes
- At the beginning, Hermes says that Orpheus designed the bouquet. However, Orpheus was a contemporary of Hercules.
- Ricky Martin voiced adult Hercules in the Mexican-Spanish version of the film.
- At the beginning of the film, Narcissus can be seen as a god. However, he was actually a mortal.
- Hades, acting as the villain, resembles a Christian devil more than the Greek god of the underworld, who, in reality, did not inflict harm on anyone, ruling the realm of the dead. In the film, he is a hot-tempered, impulsive businessman who hates his job and dreams of overthrowing Zeus and his entourage from Olympus. Initially, Hades was conceived as slow and menacing, but James Woods, who voices him, did things his own way.
- Hercules is not the son of Zeus and Hera. In mythology, he is the son of Zeus and a mortal woman. For this, Hera was furious and sent Hercules many trials to destroy him. However, the original idea didn’t quite fit the film. In the cartoon, he is the son of Zeus and Hera. Alcmena and her husband, Amphitryon, appear in the Disney version as his adoptive parents.
- When Hercules enters Phil's house, he hits his head on the mast of the Argo. Phil tells him to be careful. In mythology, the mast of the Argo killed Jason.
- During the scene where Hercules is posing for the artist, he is wearing a lion's skin. When Hercules takes it off, you can see that the lion has a scar above its left eye. Just like Scar in The Lion King.
- Phil's line after saving Meg from the Centaur, "Next time, don't let your guard down because of a pair of big goo-goo eyes," originally sounded like, "Next time, don't let your guard down because of a pair of big, blue eyes." However, when the scene was in color, it turned out that Meg's eyes are purple.
- Phil’s line after saving Meg from the Centaur, “Next time, don’t let your guard down because of a pair of big goo-goo eyes,” originally read: “Next time, don’t let your guard down because of a pair of big, blue eyes.” However, when the scene was in color, it turned out that Meg’s eyes are purple.
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