Nighthawks - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Nighthawks"
Nighthawks (1981)
Timing:
1:39 (99 min)
6.373/10
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399
6.592/10
3758
3758
6.3/10
24000
24000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Martin Poll
Producer
Executive Producer
Franklin R. Levy
Executive Producer
Mike Wise
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Cis Corman
Casting
Editor
Stanford C. Allen
Editor
Christopher Holmes
Editor
Stunts
Cliff Cudney
Stunts
Tony Farentino
Stunts
Tony Maffatone
Stunts
Zoya Leporska
Stunts
Production Design
Peter S. Larkin
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Frederic C. Weiler
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Fern Buchner
Makeup Artist
Dick Smith
Makeup Artist
Second Assistant Director
Joseph P. Reidy
Second Assistant Director
Sound Effects Editor
Bub Asman
Sound Effects Editor
Michele Sharp
Sound Effects Editor
Supervising Sound Editor
Fred J. Brown
Supervising Sound Editor
Cinematography
James A. Contner
Cinematography
Costume Designer
John Falabella
Costume Designer
Bob DeMora
Costume Designer
Assistant Editor
Virginia Katz
Assistant Editor
Darren T. Holmes
Assistant Editor
Story
Paul Sylbert
Story
Music
Keith Emerson
Music
Sound Recordist
Mel Metcalfe
Sound Recordist
Assistant Camera
Hank Muller
Assistant Camera
What's left behind the scenes
- While working on this film, Rutger Hauer (1944-2019) lost his mother and best friend. He flew to the Netherlands for the funerals for a few days each time, but always returned. Despite all these difficulties and personal dramas, Hauer was glad that he did not abandon work on the film (as he revealed in his autobiography), because it was after this film that he was noticed in Hollywood, which marked the beginning of his international recognition.
- Sylvester Stallone was very unhappy with how the studio Universal Pictures re-edited this film after he himself had worked on the editing. He was particularly upset that very emotional scenes with his character and actress Lindsay Wagner were removed from the film, specifically the scene in the restaurant.
- Gary Nelson initially started directing the film, but then left the project and was replaced by Bruce Malmuth (1934-2005). When he couldn't get the train scene right, Sylvester Stallone filmed it (to avoid losing a shooting day). This caused complications with the Directors Guild, and the producers had to retroactively obtain permission for Stallone to shoot the scene, because the rules state that a member of the Directors Guild cannot be fired so that someone from the film's cast can continue shooting.
- To prepare for their roles as police officers, Billy Dee Williams and Sylvester Stallone spent several weeks on night shifts with members of a New York City Police Department unit dealing with street crime.
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