Ice Station Zebra - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Ice Station Zebra"
Ice Station Zebra (1968)
Timing:
2:28 (148 min)
6.202/10
156
156
6.047/10
435
435
6.6/10
13000
13000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Editor
Art Direction
George W. Davis
Art Direction
Addison Hehr
Art Direction
Stunts
Lee Faulkner
Stunts
Glenn R. Wilder
Stunts
Phil Adams
Stunts
Ronnie Rondell Jr.
Stunts
Budd Albright
Stunts
John Moio
Stunts
Jack Wilson
Stunts
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Henry Grace
Set Decoration
Jack Mills
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Peter R.J. Deyell
Makeup Artist
John Truwe
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Ralph W. Nelson
Unit Production Manager
Associate Producer
James C. Pratt
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Art Levinson
Second Assistant Director
Lynn Guthrie
Second Assistant Director
Additional Photography
John M. Stephens
Additional Photography
Nelson Tyler
Additional Photography
Director of Photography
Screenplay
W.R. Burnett
Screenplay
Novel
Special Effects
Henry Millar
Special Effects
Robert R. Hoag
Special Effects
Ralph Swartz
Special Effects
Earl McCoy
Special Effects
Assistant Director
Thomas J. Schmidt
Assistant Director
Conductor
Visual Effects
J. McMillan Johnson
Visual Effects
Clarence Slifer
Visual Effects
Carroll L. Shepphird
Visual Effects
Screenstory
Harry Julian Fink
Screenstory
Sound Recordist
Franklin Milton
Sound Recordist
Sound Editor
Van Allen James
Sound Editor
Dialogue Coach
Normal Stuart
Dialogue Coach
Recording Supervision
Franklin Milton
Recording Supervision
Technical Advisor
John M. Connolly
Technical Advisor
What's left behind the scenes
- Billionaire Howard Hughes suffered from a mental disorder in the second half of his life. One manifestation of this was an obsession with watching the film "Polar Station "Zebra". It is known that he equipped a home cinema in the penthouse of the hotel where he lived and re-watched the film more than 150 times. According to Paul Virilio, who studied this phenomenon, the infinite re-viewing of a single film manifested as a kind of escape from reality into a fictional world, which led to a breakdown of personality.
- In one scene, Patrick McGoohan (1928-2009) had to dive into the flooded torpedo compartment of a nuclear submarine and rescue a crew member trapped there. McGoohan was an excellent swimmer and insisted on performing the scene himself, rather than using a stunt double. The script was urgently changed to have McGoohan's character act in this scene not alone, but with the character of Murray Rose (1939-2012), who was an Olympic champion. This proved to be a very successful decision, as at one point, when the actors were standing waist-deep in water that was still rising, McGoohan's leg became stuck, and Rose had to dive to free his partner's leg.
- Billionaire Howard Hughes suffered from a mental disorder in the second half of his life. One manifestation of this was an obsession with watching the film "Ice Station Zebra." It is known that he equipped a home theater in the penthouse of the hotel where he lived and rewatched the film more than 150 times. According to Paul Virilio, who researched this phenomenon, the infinite rewatching of a single film manifested as a kind of escape from reality into a fictional world, which led to the disintegration of his personality.
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