The Burning - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Burning"
The Burning (1981)
Timing:
1:31 (91 min)
6.249/10
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6.146/10
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6.2/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Michael Cohl
Executive Producer
André Djaoui
Executive Producer
Jean Ubaud
Executive Producer
Writer
Peter Lawrence
Writer
Casting
Joy Todd
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Peter Politanoff
Art Direction
Stunts
Reid Rondell
Stunts
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jack Cooley
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Daniel Ubaud
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Harvey Harrison
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Eric Van Haren Noman
Camera Operator
Supervising Sound Editor
Anthony J. Ciccolini III
Supervising Sound Editor
Hairstylist
Suzen Poshek
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Richard Wernig
Still Photographer
John Rusac
Still Photographer
Screenplay
Story
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Gaffer
Raffaello Ferucci
Gaffer
Creator
Sound Editor
Thomas A. Gulino
Sound Editor
Neil L. Kaufman
Sound Editor
Makeup Effects Designer
What's left behind the scenes
- Rick Wakeman is the keyboardist for the famous band "Yes".
- This is the first film from the fledgling studio "Miramax" and the first film role for Holly Hunter and Jason Alexander.
- The careers of famed producers Harvey and Bob Weinstein began with "The Burning," and their mother, Miriam, also participated in the film's creation.
- The final part of the film was supposed to take place in a cave, but due to some problems, it became impossible to work there, and the filming location was changed at the last minute to the ruins of an abandoned copper mine.
- All the "night scenes" in the forest were shot during the day, with the exception of the scenes around the campfire, which were genuinely filmed at night.
- "The Burning" is one of the first films to be included on the United Kingdom's Video Nasties list, primarily due to a particularly gruesome scene on the raft.
- In France, the film was released under the title "Carnage" ("Slaughter").
- According to Tony Maylam, the film was originally intended to have more scenes with a disfigured Cropy, but most of them were changed, and the maniac's face remained in shadow, this was done to make Cropy look more frightening.
- In the scene of mass murder on the raft, the director of "Burning" Tony Maylam himself plays Cropy.
- The script for the film, which was originally intended to be called "Cropy the Maniac," is based on stories told by scouts in suburban New Jersey and New York state camps.
- Tony Maylam himself decided that Cropy in the film would wield garden shears.
- The film career of the famous producers Harvey and Bob Weinstein began with “Burning,” and their mother, Miriam, also participated in the creation of the film.
- All the 'night scenes' in the forest were filmed during the day, with the exception of the scenes around the campfire, which were indeed filmed at night.
- "Burning" is one of the first films to appear on the UK's Video Nasties list (a list of films not recommended for viewing), primarily due to the particularly violent scene on the raft.
- In France, the film was released under the title “Carnage” ("Slaughter").
- The director of "Burning", Tony Maylam, plays a role in the mass murder scene on the Cropsy raft.
- The screenplay for the film, originally intended to be called "Cropsy Maniac", is based on stories told by scouts in suburban New Jersey and New York state camps.
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