Pollock - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Pollock"
Pollock (2000)
Timing:
2:2 (122 min)
6.662/10
302
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7.073/10
5127
5127
7/10
31000
31000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Jon Kilik
Producer
James Francis Trezza
Producer
Executive Producer
Peter Brant
Executive Producer
Joseph Allen
Executive Producer
Casting
Todd M. Thaler
Casting
Editor
Kathryn Himoff
Editor
Art Direction
Peter Rogness
Art Direction
Teresa Mastropierro
Art Direction
Costume Design
David C. Robinson
Costume Design
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
G. A. Aguilar
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Carolyn Cartwright
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Jeff Beal
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Cecilia Kate Roque
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Candy Trabuco
Associate Producer
Heiner Bastian
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Lisa Rinzler
Director of Photography
Script Supervisor
Peggy Sutton
Script Supervisor
Thanks
Production Manager
Meryl Emmerton
Production Manager
Screenplay
Susan Emshwiller
Screenplay
Novel
Steven Naifeh
Novel
Gregory White Smith
Novel
Location Scout
Kathy Ciric
Location Scout
Jennifer Quesenbery
Location Scout
Birgit Staudt
Location Scout
Leadman
Ray Fisher
Leadman
Casting Associate
Jonathan Strauss
Casting Associate
Post Production Supervisor
Julie Antonelli
Post Production Supervisor
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the book by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith "Jackson Pollock, an American Saga".
- Ed Harris's directorial debut.
- Ed Harris's father bought him a book about Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) when he was a child because he seemed to believe there was a striking resemblance between his son and the artist. Since then, Harris has been literally "obsessed" with Pollock.
- Filming and simultaneously fulfilling the duties of director demanded such strain and effort from Ed Harris that he once simply fainted on set and had to be briefly hospitalized.
- The project took Ed Harris a total of 6 years.
- Filming took only 50 days, but after the first 40 days of shooting, a six-week break was announced; it was needed to give Ed Harris time to gain weight (he gained 13 kilograms) and grow a beard, as required by the script.
- Everything his character draws on screen was painted by Ed Harris himself. The finished works by Pollock (which are, of course, copies) are the work of real artists.
- In the scene where his character tries to bring a box of beer home on a bicycle, Ed Harris fell off the bicycle, and when he got up, he looked at his hand. As it turned out, he actually cut his hand to the bone, and the wound had to be stitched.
- American singer and actress Debbie Reynolds (1932-2016) played herself in some cameo scenes in the film. Her face appears several times on the cover of Life magazine (issue of August 8, 1949); the cover photo was the very first result of her collaboration with the magazine. The filmmakers used an authentic Life magazine cover, while the pages with the article about Pollock were merely reproductions of the original, and the photograph of Pollock was replaced with a photograph of Harris.
- The film is based on the book 'Jackson Pollock, an American Saga' by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith.
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