The Fury - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Fury"
The Fury (1978)
Timing:
1:58 (118 min)
6.283/10
339
339
6.17/10
1554
1554
6.3/10
19000
19000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Frank Yablans
Producer
Executive Producer
Ron Preissman
Executive Producer
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Richard Lawrence
Art Direction
Costume Design
Production Design
Bill Malley
Production Design
Set Decoration
Audrey A. Blasdel
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Jack B. Bernstein
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Hairstylist
Emma M. diVittorio
Hairstylist
Production Manager
Jack B. Bernstein
Production Manager
Screenplay
John Farris
Screenplay
Novel
John Farris
Novel
Makeup Supervisor
Assistant Makeup Artist
Makeup Effects
What's left behind the scenes
- The scenes in the amusement park were filmed at "Old Chicago", the world's first indoor theme park and shopping mall. It was built in 1975 in a suburb of Chicago, Illinois, closed in 1980, and finally demolished in 1986.
- A major star, Kirk Douglas (1916-2020), was cast in the lead role because the film's director, Brian De Palma, believed his previous film, "Carrie" (1976), hadn't earned enough at the box office without a screen presence that would draw an audience.
- People with telekinetic abilities have a vein bulge on their forehead when they use their supernatural powers. This detail was written into the original script for "Carrie," but was not used due to a limited budget.
- While preparing for the role of a person with telepathic and telekinetic abilities, Amy Irving visited a specialized clinic where she learned about the existence of different levels of consciousness.
- James Belushi played a tiny role in the film, which was his first appearance in a feature film. He can be seen in the scene where Jillian and LaRue are walking on the beach; he stands in swimming trunks behind Raymond Danwood. Years later, this appearance became a topic of discussion on David Letterman's show, where he was a guest. Daryl Hannah (Pam, Cheryl's friend), Laura Innes (Jodi, Cheryl's friend), and Dennis Franz (Bob, the police officer Peter takes hostage) also made their debut roles in the film.
- The special effects scene in which the character played by John Cassavetes (1929-1989) explodes was filmed as follows. First, the actor, covered in blood and shaking, was in the frame. Then, a lamp fell and shattered on the floor in the same spot, creating an instantaneous bright flash. During editing, the actor was replaced with a mannequin containing explosives, and the entire scene was filmed from different angles using high-speed cameras. The scene was shot on the second take.
- The scenes in the amusement park were filmed in Old Chicago – the world's first indoor theme park and shopping mall combined.
- A star, Kirk Douglas, was cast in the lead role because director Brian De Palma decided that his previous film, "Carrie" (1976), hadn't earned enough at the box office without such a star.
- People with telekinesis have a vein bulge on their forehead when they use their superpowers. This detail was written into the script for "Carrie," but wasn't used due to budget constraints.
- To prepare for her role, Amy Irving visited a specialized clinic where she learned about the existence of different levels of consciousness.
- The scene in which the character played by John Cassavetes explodes was filmed as follows. First, the actor, covered in blood and convulsing, was in the frame. Then a lamp fell to the floor and shattered, creating a bright flash. During editing, the actor was replaced with a mannequin containing explosives, and the whole thing was filmed from different angles with high-speed cameras. The scene was shot on the second take.
- A star like Kirk Douglas was cast in the lead role because director Brian De Palma believed his previous film, "Carrie" (1976), hadn't earned enough at the box office without such a star.
- People with telekinesis have a vein bulge on their forehead when they use their superpowers. This detail was written into the script for "Carrie," but was not used due to budget constraints.
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