The Hunchback of Notre Dame - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)
Timing:
1:53 (113 min)
6.482/10
111
111
6.58/10
915
915
7.2/10
6800
6800
Film crew
Director
Producer
Carl Laemmle
Producer
Writer
Chester L. Roberts
Writer
Casting
Fred A. Datig
Casting
Editor
Maurice Pivar
Editor
Edward Curtiss
Editor
Sydney Singerman
Editor
Art Direction
Sidney Ullman
Art Direction
Stunts
Harvey Parry
Stunts
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Stunt Double
Joe Bonomo
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Robert Newhard
Director of Photography
Costume Supervisor
Gordon Magee
Costume Supervisor
Assistant Art Director
Charles D. Hall
Assistant Art Director
Electrician
Arthur E. Shadur
Electrician
Still Photographer
Jack Freulich
Still Photographer
Cinematography
Charles J. Stumar
Cinematography
Stephen S. Norton
Cinematography
Tony Kornman
Cinematography
Production Manager
George M. Stallings
Production Manager
Novel
Lighting Technician
Eddie Barry
Lighting Technician
Soldier Graham
Lighting Technician
Bud Barner
Lighting Technician
Karl Gotham
Lighting Technician
Bert Kohler
Lighting Technician
George Merhoff
Lighting Technician
Fred Sealock
Lighting Technician
Eric van Meissel
Lighting Technician
Wayne West
Lighting Technician
Carpenter
Guy B. Baird
Carpenter
Sculptor
Charles Gemora
Sculptor
Finn Froelich
Sculptor
Assistant Director
James Dugan
Assistant Director
Jack Sullivan
Assistant Director
Co-Director
Production Assistant
Edgar Stein
Production Assistant
Visual Effects
Harvey Parry
Visual Effects
Friend Baker
Visual Effects
Unit Manager
William Koenig
Unit Manager
Wigmaker
Zan
Wigmaker
Adaptation
Lighting Design
Harry D. Brown
Lighting Design
Earl Miller
Lighting Design
Assistant Camera
Cliff Shirpser
Assistant Camera
Edward Cronenweth
Assistant Camera
Continuity
Charlotte Woods
Continuity
Technical Supervisor
Archie Hall
Technical Supervisor
Presenter
Carl Laemmle
Presenter
Scenario Writer
Edward T. Lowe Jr.
Scenario Writer
What's left behind the scenes
- A film adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame".
- Preparation for filming took about a year. During this time, a detailed model of Notre-Dame Cathedral was created, approximately 75 meters in height and 50 meters in width.
- Filming took place from December 16, 1922, to June 5, 1923.
- Approximately four thousand extras were involved in the film, for whom appropriate costumes were specially sewn.
- Lon Chaney, who played Quasimodo, initially requested a fee of $1500 per week, which was a considerable sum at the time. Chaney subsequently raised his earnings twice more, reaching $2500 per week. As a result, Universal Pictures wanted to find a cheaper actor for the lead role, but after fruitless searches, they were unable to do so and agreed to the actor’s terms.
- To achieve the image of Quasimodo, Chaney had to spend about an hour and a half in makeup, wear a rubber cushion as a hump weighing 36 kilograms, and put on a flesh-colored rubber suit and corset. To create the appropriate teeth, Chaney wore a special device in his mouth.
- During the scene of Quasimodo's torture, this action was real, although the actor playing the soldier who was flogging Quasimodo tried to hit Chaney over the shoulder.
- A film adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame."
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