Paradise Alley - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Paradise Alley"
Paradise Alley (1978)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
5.758/10
128
128
6.269/10
2029
2029
5.7/10
6700
6700
Film crew
Director
Producer
Jeff Wald
Producer
Ronald A. Suppa
Producer
John F. Roach
Producer
Executive Producer
Edward R. Pressman
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Caro Jones
Casting
Editor
Eve Newman
Editor
Art Direction
Deborah Beaudet
Art Direction
Stunts
Jimmy Nickerson
Stunts
Production Design
John W. Corso
Production Design
Set Decoration
Jerry Adams
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Bill Conti
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Arthur Chobanian
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Hairstylist
Jean Burt Reilly
Hairstylist
What's left behind the scenes
- As in the film "Rocky," Sylvester Stallone's own brother, Frank Stallone, played a singer.
- Sylvester Stallone wrote the screenplay for this film even before he wrote the screenplay for the sports drama "Rocky" (1976), but this story did not attract any of the producers Stallone approached for a long time. Only after the resounding success of "Rocky" did producers agree to look at the screenplay, and "Universal Pictures" gave the green light to filming.
- While working on this film, Sylvester Stallone was a novice director, so several times it happened that both the actors and the crew were ready to shoot a scene, but couldn't start because Stallone forgot to say "Action!"
- Initially, Sylvester Stallone wanted all the main characters to be African American. He only managed to secure funding for the film when he agreed to star in it himself and made all the main characters Italian American.
- Originally, 'Hell's Kitchen' was significantly longer, but the film had to be cut at the insistence of Universal Pictures. According to Stallone himself, he cut a total of 40 scenes, 10 of which were later restored for television broadcast.
- As in the film «Rocky», Sylvester Stallone's own brother, Frank Stallone, played the singer.
- Sylvester Stallone wrote the film's screenplay even before he wrote the screenplay for the sports drama «Rocky» (1976), but this story did not attract any of the producers Stallone approached for a long time. Only after the resounding success of «Rocky» did producers agree to look at the screenplay, and the film company «Universal Pictures» gave the green light to filming.
- While working on this film, Sylvester Stallone was a novice director, so it happened several times that both the actors and the crew were ready to shoot a scene, but couldn't start because Stallone forgot to say "Action!"
- Initially, "Nighthawk" was significantly longer, but the film had to be cut at the insistence of the film company Universal Pictures. According to Stallone himself, he cut a total of 40 scenes, 10 of which were later returned to the film for television release.
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