The Name of the Rose - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Name of the Rose"
The Name of the Rose (1986)
Timing:
2:10 (130 min)
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7.604/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Bernd Schaefers
Producer
Executive Producer
Thomas Schühly
Executive Producer
Casting
Celestia Fox
Casting
Sabine Schroth
Casting
Gianni Arduini
Casting
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Adriano Pischiutta
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Rainer Schaper
Art Direction
Giorgio Giovannini
Art Direction
Costume Design
Production Design
Set Decoration
Francesca Lo Schiavo
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Ilona Herman
Makeup Artist
Hans Jürgen Schmelzle
Makeup Artist
Friederike Mirus
Makeup Artist
Margrit Guthmann
Makeup Artist
Gerhard Reitinger
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Antonio Scaramuzza
Camera Operator
Giovanni Fiore Coltellacci
Camera Operator
Electrician
Wolfgang Dell
Electrician
Franco Caporale
Electrician
Aldo Galigani
Electrician
Giorgio Palermi
Electrician
Piero Quaglietti
Electrician
Still Photographer
Mario Tursi
Still Photographer
Screenplay
Novel
Sound Designer
Frank Jahn
Sound Designer
Norbert Herzner
Sound Designer
Key Grip
Alberto Emidi
Key Grip
Grip
Umberto Dessena
Grip
Bruno Colanzi
Grip
Günther Bauer
Grip
Eraldo Barbona
Grip
Cesare Emidi
Grip
Richard Lindl
Grip
Seamstress
Angela Anzimani
Seamstress
Casting Assistant
Focus Puller
Marco Sperduti
Focus Puller
Vasco Benucci
Focus Puller
Guido Tosi
Focus Puller
Generator Operator
Vittorio Contino
Generator Operator
Marco Di Salvo
Generator Operator
Umberto Leurini
Generator Operator
Wardrobe Master
Alberto Spiazzi
Wardrobe Master
Wardrobe Coordinator
Esther Walz
Wardrobe Coordinator
What's left behind the scenes
- In one interview, Jean-Jacques Annaud said that actors Albert Finney, Richard Harris, Robert De Niro, Michael Caine, and Ian McKellen were also considered for the role of William Baskerville.
- Christian Slater was only 17 years old when he filmed a love scene with Valentina Vargas, who was 22.
- The film's screenwriter, Andrew Birkin, played the role of Monk Cuthbert of Winchester in the film.
- Fyodor Shalyapin Jr., the son of the famous opera singer Fyodor Shalyapin, played the monk Jorge of Burgos.
- The director initially wanted to cast John Huston for the role of Jorge.
- During the filming of the library fire, a real oak beam fell on Fyodor Shalyapin Jr.
- William of Baskerville finds a commentary in an ancient manuscript made by someone named Umberto of Bologna. This is, of course, a reference to Umberto Eco, who teaches at the University of Bologna.
- Actor Helmuth Költinger (Remigio da Varagine) was seriously ill during the filming. He died just hours after finishing the scenes he appeared in. The actor was often forced to interrupt his lines due to relentless pain.
- The role of the scriptorium – the room where the monks copied books – was played by the dormitory – the monastery bedroom.
- The monastery walls served various purposes – throughout its history, it functioned as a prison and a military hospital. Only in 1998 did this monument of the early Middle Ages become a museum.
- The main source of income for the Eberbach Monastery was the production of grape wine. In one of the stone halls, giant presses have been preserved, which, according to legend, inspired Johannes Gutenberg with the idea of printing he later implemented. How true this legend is is difficult to say, but another fact is real: it was with the invention of printing that the monks of Eberbach lost their traditional work – copying books, after which winemaking became the monastery’s main source of income.
- Sean Connery's robe for the film was commissioned in Morocco, and it was made according to all the rules, just as they did in the Middle Ages, from undyed sheep's wool.
- Sean Connery's career was in such a slump at the time that Columbia Pictures refused to finance the project when Connery was chosen for the role of William of Baskerville by Jean-Jacques Annaud.
- Filming took place in a specially built and very cold monastery and lasted almost nine months.
- In search of locations, the filmmakers visited over three hundred monasteries in Western Europe.
- Working on the screenplay for 'The Name of the Rose' took almost five years. Seventeen script drafts were made, with four screenwriters contributing.
- Umberto Eco disliked the film so much that he refused to authorize further adaptations of his novels. For example, he turned down Stanley Kubrick's request to adapt 'Foucault's Pendulum'.
- The monastery interiors were filmed at one of the oldest monasteries in Germany – Kloster Eberbach, located in the Rhine Valley near Wiesbaden. Eberbach Monastery (which translates to “Boar Creek”) was founded in 1116 by Augustinian monks, and 20 years later it passed into the hands of the Cistercians, who managed it until 1803.
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