Arabesque - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Arabesque"
Arabesque (1966)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
6.206/10
158
158
6.724/10
961
961
6.4/10
8900
8900
Film crew
Director
Producer
Editor
Frederick Wilson
Editor
Art Direction
Reece Pemberton
Art Direction
Costume Design
Christian Dior
Costume Design
Makeup Artist
W.T. Partleton
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Denis Holt
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Christopher Challis
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Austin Dempster
Camera Operator
Sound Mixer
John W. Mitchell
Sound Mixer
C. Le Mesurier
Sound Mixer
Production Manager
David W. Orton
Production Manager
Screenplay
Peter Stone
Screenplay
Stanley Price
Screenplay
Julian Mitchell
Screenplay
Novel
Gordon Cotler
Novel
Assistant Director
Eric Rattray
Assistant Director
Title Designer
Sound Editor
Don Sharpe
Sound Editor
Continuity
Constance Willis
Continuity
Production Director
Arthur Carroll
Production Director
Second Unit Cinematographer
John M. Jordan
Second Unit Cinematographer
What's left behind the scenes
- This wasn't the first time Gregory Peck had played a role intended for Cary Grant. He previously replaced him in 'Roman Holiday' (1953), and during the filming of 'Arabesque,' whenever he couldn't play a scene 'funny,' he would tell the director, 'Remember, I'm not Cary Grant.'
- Stunts were particularly difficult for Gregory Peck (1916-2003) due to an old leg injury. In some scenes, he even had to restrain Sophia Loren so that the audience wouldn't think she was saving him, as the script specifically called for him to be the rescuer.
- Stanley Donen (1924-2019) directed this thriller in an unusually flamboyant style. He later admitted that he wasn't entirely happy with the script from the start (many writers worked on it, and there were rumors that it continued to be revised even after filming began), so he shot it in such an unconventional manner to try to conceal its flaws. Moreover, he had to start filming before he was fully prepared – a demanding shooting schedule dictated by the perpetually busy Gregory Peck and Sophia Loren.
- This wasn't the first time Gregory Peck had played a role intended for Cary Grant. He previously replaced him in "Roman Holiday" (1953), and during the filming of "Arabesque", whenever he couldn't play a scene 'funny', he would tell the director: 'Remember, I'm not Cary Grant'.
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