Lifeboat - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Lifeboat"
Lifeboat (1944)
Timing:
1:36 (96 min)
7.4/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Kenneth Macgowan
Producer
Executive Producer
William Goetz
Executive Producer
Writer
Editor
Dorothy Spencer
Editor
Art Direction
Maurice Ransford
Art Direction
Costume Design
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Guy Pearce
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Ben Silvey
Unit Production Manager
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Paul Lockwood
Camera Operator
Production Manager
R.L. Hough
Production Manager
Screenplay
Jo Swerling
Screenplay
Assistant Editor
Lyman Hallowell
Assistant Editor
Additional Director of Photography
Assistant Set Decoration
Frank E. Hughes
Assistant Set Decoration
Special Effects
James Curtis Havens
Special Effects
Edwin Hammeras
Special Effects
Story
Assistant Director
Saul Wurtzel
Assistant Director
Other
Sound
Roger Heman Sr.
Sound
Bernard Freericks
Sound
Visual Effects
Fred Sersen
Visual Effects
Wardrobe Master
Idea
Music Director
Emil Newman
Music Director
Dialogue Coach
Queenie Leonard
Dialogue Coach
Eugen Sharin
Dialogue Coach
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on a work by John Steinbeck.
- The photographs of Alfred Hitchcock used for his cameo are genuine. The fact is that at the time, Hitchcock was on a strict diet (although he did not use the fictional Reduco, but another weight loss product) and lost weight from 130 to 90 kg. Hitchcock said: "Fat people simply flooded me with letters, wanting to know how to get their hands on the precious elixir."
- Alfred Hitchcock invited Ben Hecht to rework the final part of the script.
- During filming, some members of the crew reproached Tallulah Bankhead for not wearing underwear – this was particularly noticeable during scenes where the actress jumped over the side of the lifeboat. When Hitchcock was told about this, he ironically remarked: "I don't even know who to punish – the costume designer or the hairdresser."
- As a result of prolonged exposure to cold water, most of the actors in this film contracted pneumonia.
- After Tallulah Bankhead fell ill with pneumonia, Alfred Hitchcock gifted the actress a small puppy. This gift, according to the director's intention, was meant to give her optimism and self-confidence. Ironically, the puppy already had a name – "Hitchcock"!
- A card role-playing board game based on the film, called "Lifeboat", was released, and also published in Russian under the title "Overboard!"
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