X-Men Origins: Wolverine - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"
X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Ralph Winter
Producer
Lauren Shuler Donner
Producer
John Palermo
Producer
Executive Producer
Casting
Christine King
Casting
Editor
Nicolas De Toth
Editor
Megan Gill
Editor
Additional Second Assistant Director
Jesse Allan
Additional Second Assistant Director
Art Direction
Michael Diner
Art Direction
Brian Edmonds
Art Direction
Karen Murphy
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Ian Gracie
Supervising Art Director
Stunts
Ray Anthony
Stunts
Kevin Thompson
Stunts
Mick Roughan
Stunts
Ashley Fairfield
Stunts
Nickolas Baric
Stunts
Dalias Blake
Stunts
Chris Mitchell
Stunts
Shea Adams
Stunts
Sebastian Dickins
Stunts
Mike Duncan
Stunts
Steve Morris
Stunts
Anthony McRae
Stunts
Byron J. Brochmann
Stunts
Nigel Harbach
Stunts
Sylvesta Stuart
Stunts
Efosa Otuomagie
Stunts
David Schultz
Stunts
Yves Cameron
Stunts
Charles Jarman
Stunts
Ric Anderson
Stunts
Angela Moore
Stunts
Ernie Jackson
Stunts
Trevor Jones
Stunts
Marky Lee Campbell
Stunts
Gulliver Page
Stunts
Alex Kuzelicki
Stunts
Neal Horton
Stunts
Brett Sheerin
Stunts
Gaston Morrison
Stunts
Robert Jones
Stunts
Beau Hurren
Stunts
Mick Hodge
Stunts
Harley Durst
Stunts
Leon Stripp
Stunts
Richard Bradshaw
Stunts
Mark Chin
Stunts
Andrea Berchtold
Stunts
George Saliba
Stunts
Marijke Rikki van Gyen
Stunts
Anthony St. John
Stunts
Bernadette Van Gyen
Stunts
Rian Goodge
Stunts
Wayne Pleace
Stunts
William Lawrence
Stunts
Robert Jago
Stunts
Pete Hill
Stunts
Ross Graham
Stunts
Jason Gammell
Stunts
Bob Bowles
Stunts
Lee Adamson
Stunts
Production Design
Barry Robison
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Glenn Boswell
Stunt Coordinator
Dean Choe
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Annie Weston
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Sandy Walker
Set Decoration
Rebecca Cohen
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Louis G. Friedman
Unit Production Manager
Michelle Russell
Unit Production Manager
Alissa M. Kantrow
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Louis G. Friedman
Co-Producer
Marsha L. Swinton
Co-Producer
Production Supervisor
Simon Ambridge
Production Supervisor
Associate Producer
Whitney Thomas
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Drew Bailey
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Angela Moore
Stunt Double
Fight Choreographer
Director of Photography
Musician
Natalie Leggett
Musician
Camera Operator
Peter McDougall
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Mark Goellnicht
Steadicam Operator
Visual Effects Supervisor
Christopher Townsend
Visual Effects Supervisor
Vincent Cirelli
Visual Effects Supervisor
Aerial Director of Photography
Hans Bjerno
Aerial Director of Photography
Character Designer
Still Photographer
James H. Fisher
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
James Bitonti
First Assistant Director
Paul Barry
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Stewart Bethune
Production Manager
Costume Designer
Louise Mingenbach
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Aerial Camera Technician
Dane Bjerno
Aerial Camera Technician
First Assistant "B" Camera
Paul Shakeshaft
First Assistant "B" Camera
First Assistant "A" Camera
Stephen Maier
First Assistant "A" Camera
Taylor Matheson
First Assistant "A" Camera
Key Grip
Steve Smith
Key Grip
Grip
Pat Waller
Grip
Lee Gibeau
Grip
Lionel Tozer
Grip
Dolly Grip
Ian Bird
Dolly Grip
Mal Booth
Dolly Grip
Tim Milligan
Dolly Grip
Noor Razzak
Dolly Grip
Second Second Assistant Director
Bish Bishop
Second Second Assistant Director
Third Assistant Director
Danielle Blake
Third Assistant Director
Jon Attenborough
Third Assistant Director
"A" Camera Operator
John Clothier
"A" Camera Operator
Peter Rosenfeld
"A" Camera Operator
Additional Still Photographer
Mark Rogers
Additional Still Photographer
Second Unit Director of Photography
Larry Blanford
Second Unit Director of Photography
Brad Shield
Second Unit Director of Photography
Storyboard Artist
David Russell
Storyboard Artist
"B" Camera Operator
Dale H. Jahraus
"B" Camera Operator
Trig Singer
"B" Camera Operator
Darrin Keough
"B" Camera Operator
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Sasha Proctor
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Brett Tracey
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Scott Cozens
Second Assistant "B" Camera
Assistant Unit Manager
Kim Gladman
Assistant Unit Manager
First Assistant Camera
Greg Beaton
First Assistant Camera
Luke Nixon
First Assistant Camera
Brendan Gribble
First Assistant Camera
Tov Belling
First Assistant Camera
Myron Parran
First Assistant Camera
Jay Torta
First Assistant Camera
Cameron Morley
First Assistant Camera
Ryan Spearman
First Assistant Camera
Concept Artist
Todd Harris
Concept Artist
Post Production Supervisor
Chris Dowell
Post Production Supervisor
Production Assistant
Andrew Golden
Production Assistant
VFX Artist
Jeremy Stewart
VFX Artist
Visual Effects Coordinator
Damien Carr
Visual Effects Coordinator
Claudia Lecaros
Visual Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects
Second Assistant "A" Camera
Ian R. C. Levine
Second Assistant "A" Camera
Helen Ward
Second Assistant "A" Camera
Post Production Assistant
Debra K. Chinn
Post Production Assistant
Second Assistant Camera
Justin Bergler
Second Assistant Camera
Dan Morrison
Second Assistant Camera
Eoin O’Liddigh
Second Assistant Camera
Inaki De Ubago
Second Assistant Camera
Unit Manager
Tic Carroll
Unit Manager
Clapper Loader
Drew English
Clapper Loader
Assistant Camera
Alys Rowe
Assistant Camera
Additional Camera
Calum McFarlane
Additional Camera
Additional Visual Effects
Craig Lyn
Additional Visual Effects
What's left behind the scenes
- "Wolverine" and "X-Men: The Last Stand" (2006) were the first films produced by Hugh Jackman and John Palermo's new company, "Seed Productions."
- Zack Snyder and Bryan Singer turned down offers to direct the film. Snyder was too busy developing "Watchmen" (2009). Singer was willing to make the film, but only with an "R" rating. However, Hugh Jackman and Lauren Shuler Donner insisted on a "PG-13" rating.
- Len Wiseman expressed interest in directing the film at one time.
- Len Wein and John Romita Sr. created Wolverine in the 1970s; Chris Claremont and John Byrne devised Sabretooth in the 1980s; Deadpool appeared on the pages of comics in the 1990s thanks to Fabian Nicieza and Rob Liefeld; Larry Hama created John Wraith in the 1990s.
- Liev Schreiber received the role after his friend, Hugh Jackman, asked him if he wanted to star in the film. Initially, Liev was supposed to play Stryker.
- Sabretooth, Wolverine, and Deadpool first appeared not in the pages of "X-Men" comics. Sabretooth's first appearance was in "Iron Fist" #14, and Wolverine's – in "The Incredible Hulk" #181.
- On April 1st, a working version of the film was stolen by pirates.
- Well-known poker player Daniel Negreanu was sitting at the poker table with Gambit.
- The role of Gambit could have been played by actor Channing Tatum, but he failed to coordinate his work schedule, and the role went to Taylor Kitsch.
- Gerard Butler and Karl Urban were considered for the role of Viktor Creed.
- Michelle Monaghan turned down the role of Kayla Silverfox because she couldn't coordinate her schedule.
- Michael C. Hall was considered for the role of William Stryker.
- “Wolverine” was the first X-Men film to feature Gambit. In the comics, Gambit has completely black eyes with red pupils, but in the film they are green and only turn red when he uses his superpowers.
- Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool) and Wesley Snipes (Blade) are the only actors who played characters from the Marvel universe in adaptations without auditioning for the role.
- Wolverine was created by writer Len Wein in 1974 in The Incredible Hulk #180 comic. The film is based on several storylines, such as Weapon X and Origin.
- For his role, Liev Schreiber gained 18 kilograms of muscle.
- When an elderly couple sees Logan for the first time, a quote from the novel 'The Lord of the Rings' can be seen on the rear window of their car – 'Not all those who wander are lost'.
- Concurrently with the film, a computer game with the same name was released, including slightly reworked and expanded 3D scenes from the film, as well as other (new) plot details. In particular, it tells the story of the Sentinels' creation by scientist Trask and a future in which mutants were nearly exterminated by the Sentinels. A young Mystique appears in the game.
- In some versions of the film, after the end credits, there is a scene where Deadpool, previously thought to be dead, tries to pick up his head amidst the wreckage of the final battle.
- Although this film is a prequel to the 'X-Men' film, Sabertooth looks and behaves completely differently.
- Some facts contradict the events of the earlier films. For example, in the second film, it becomes clear that Logan's amnesia is a result of the adamantium injection itself, and not subsequent events.
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