Fire Down Below - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Fire Down Below"
Fire Down Below (1997)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
5.727/10
339
339
6.054/10
5921
5921
5.2/10
20000
20000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Julius R. Nasso
Producer
Executive Producer
William S. Gilmore
Executive Producer
Casting
Shari Rhodes
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Mark W. Mansbridge
Art Direction
William Hiney
Art Direction
Costume Design
Stunts
Clay Boss
Stunts
Richard Cetrone
Stunts
Joel Kramer
Stunts
Jimmy Nickerson
Stunts
Gene Harrison
Stunts
Edward Conna
Stunts
Norman Howell
Stunts
Randy Hall
Stunts
Craig Shugart
Stunts
Burton Richardson
Stunts
David Efron
Stunts
Marcia Holley
Stunts
Keith Meriweather
Stunts
Brett A. Jones
Stunts
James M. Churchman
Stunts
James M. Halty
Stunts
Steve Picerni
Stunts
Marta Merrifield
Stunts
John Branagan
Stunts
Chuck 'Chaz' Hosack
Stunts
Kaye Wade
Stunts
Ray Sua
Stunts
Bob Arnold
Stunts
Bill Willens
Stunts
Richard Burden
Stunts
Jeff Podgurski
Stunts
Charlie Skeen
Stunts
Mitchell Dean
Stunts
Christina Ritzi
Stunts
Cliff McLaughlin
Stunts
Kevin Sorensen
Stunts
Randy Popplewell
Stunts
Tom Lupo
Stunts
Shane Grier
Stunts
Theresa Pink
Stunts
Roger Wells
Stunts
Charlie Romano
Stunts
Mike De Luna
Stunts
Robert Bollinger
Stunts
Anthony Kleeman
Stunts
Greg Gault
Stunts
Mario Mugavero
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Bruce A. Gibeson
Set Decoration
Unit Production Manager
Gary Daigler
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Ronald G. Smith
Co-Producer
Stunt Double
Gene Harrison
Stunt Double
Pilot
James Deeth
Pilot
Script Supervisor
Melanie Mander
Script Supervisor
Cinematography
Tom Houghton
Cinematography
Screenplay
Set Designer
Bill Taliaferro
Set Designer
Location Manager
Greg Lazzaro
Location Manager
Alan Forbes
Location Manager
Casting Associate
Michelle Morris
Casting Associate
Christine Rhodes
Casting Associate
Music
Nick Glennie-Smith
Music
Post Production Supervisor
Russ Kavanaugh
Post Production Supervisor
Production Coordinator
Cynthia Streit
Production Coordinator
What's left behind the scenes
- The management of Warner Bros. wanted a typical action film in the style of all other movies with Steven Seagal, so they significantly re-edited the film as usual and cut out many scenes that better developed the characters and plot, as well as several significant action scenes for which the majority of the film's $60 million budget would have been spent.
- Initially, Bruce Willis was supposed to star in the lead role, and Jeb Stuart's script envisioned a drama with detective elements. However, over time, Willis left the project, the main role went to Steven Seagal, and screenwriter Phil Morton was tasked with reworking the script into an action film script with all the typical elements of Seagal's films.
- It took about two weeks to film the scene where Jack is chased by a truck.
- The screenplay was based on the recollections of screenwriter Jeb Stuart. While studying at college, he lived in the Appalachian region, where he worked as a carpenter, and where the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was investigating the illegal dumping of toxic waste.
- To better understand her character's motivations, Marg Helgenberger visited several operating mines during filming.
- Marg Helgenberger's character's house was built on top of a hill because the film's producers liked the view from there. The landowner on whose property the house was built gave permission for construction and filming on the condition that it would not just be a set, but a real house, and that the house would become his property after filming was completed. Moreover, he eventually moved into the house himself.
- The church shown in the film (with a pond nearby) was specially built for filming, and then it actually burned down, as shown in the film. The fire was filmed in one take simply because there was nothing left to burn for subsequent takes.
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