Wet Hot American Summer - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Wet Hot American Summer"
Wet Hot American Summer (2001)
Timing:
1:37 (97 min)
6.288/10
742
742
5.968/10
2457
2457
6.5/10
64000
64000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Howard Bernstein
Producer
Casting
Susie Farris
Casting
Editor
Meg Reticker
Editor
Art Direction
Bryan Hodge
Art Direction
Costume Design
Jill Kliber
Costume Design
Production Design
Mark White
Production Design
Set Decoration
Lisa Scoppa
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Craig Wedren
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Ben Weinstein
Director of Photography
Screenplay
Key Hair Stylist
Lorraine Godfrey
Key Hair Stylist
Music Supervisor
Alison Chernick
Music Supervisor
Paul Parreira
Music Supervisor
Set Dressing Manager
Patty Benson
Set Dressing Manager
What's left behind the scenes
- The film's title includes the words 'hot summer,' but the closing credits express gratitude to the crew for their fortitude during a 'cold spring' in Pennsylvania. Steam can be seen forming from the characters’ breath in some scenes of the film.
- The owners of the camp where the film was shot were told it would be a family comedy. What they saw on screen shocked them.
- The film was shot over 28 days. It rained for 23 of those days.
- In the original script, there was a scene where Paul Rada's character kills a man to prevent the truth about the numerous deaths caused by his negligence from surfacing. The director and one of the scriptwriters, David Wain, cut the scene because he let his father read the script, and his father declared he would disown him if he dared to include anything like that in the film.
- At one point in the script, Gideon Jacobs' character was supposed to kiss Molly Shannon's character. Jacobs was only 12 years old at the time of filming, and he felt extremely awkward, which was obvious to both the crew and Gideon's parents, who were present on set. Therefore, instead of a kiss, he was asked to simply adjust a strand of her hair. According to Jacobs himself, many viewers later told him that this scene was very touching and became their favorite moment in the entire film.
- The film's title includes the words "hot summer," but the end credits express gratitude to the crew for their fortitude displayed during a "cold spring" in Pennsylvania. In some scenes, you can see the heroes' breath forming vapor.
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