Miracle Mile - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Miracle Mile"
Miracle Mile (1988)
Timing:
1:28 (88 min)
6.964/10
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6.574/10
1892
1892
7/10
15000
15000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Derek Gibson
Producer
John Daly
Producer
Writer
Casting
Billy DaMota
Casting
Lauren Lloyd
Casting
Editor
Stephen Semel
Editor
Kathie Weaver
Editor
Art Direction
Richard Hoover
Art Direction
Costume Design
Shay Cunliffe
Costume Design
Stunts
Chris Howell
Stunts
Paula Moody
Stunts
John Casino
Stunts
Production Design
Christopher Horner
Production Design
Set Decoration
Johnna Butler
Set Decoration
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Graham Cottle
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Eileen Stringer
Associate Producer
Set Dresser
Paige Augustine
Set Dresser
Christine Bonnem
Set Dresser
Kara Hayak
Set Dresser
Winter Horton
Set Dresser
Rob Kaplin
Set Dresser
Director of Photography
Theo van de Sande
Director of Photography
Assistant Art Director
Pamela Marcotte
Assistant Art Director
Visual Effects Supervisor
Martin Jay Sadoff
Visual Effects Supervisor
Jena Holman
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Michael P. Redbourn
Supervising Sound Editor
Special Effects Coordinator
Robbie Knott
Special Effects Coordinator
Sound Mixer
Mortesa Rezvani
Sound Mixer
Set Designer
Sean Haworth
Set Designer
Key Hair Stylist
Jeanne Van Phue
Key Hair Stylist
Makeup Designer
Gandhi Bob Arrollo
Makeup Designer
Conceptual Design
Title Designer
Sound Editor
Michael John Bateman
Sound Editor
Daniel Spence
Sound Editor
What's left behind the scenes
- Miracle Mile is a district of Los Angeles where almost all of the film's action takes place.
- The film is mentioned in William Gibson's science fiction novel 'Virtual Light' – one of the characters obsessed with 20th-century films talks about it.
- The role of Fred, which was eventually played by Robert Ducay (1934-2008), was initially offered to Jack Nance (1943-1996), who had worked with David Lynch in the horror film 'Eraserhead' (1977), but he had already left acting for a career as a security guard and declined the role.
- It took the screenwriter and director Steve De Jarnatt eight years to work on the film.
- Johnie's Coffee Shop in Los Angeles closed down in the late 1990s. However, the building was not demolished and was used for filming many more movies. On November 27, 2013, the building was designated a historical landmark.
- Even before the film 'The Green Mile' was made, it had already, in a sense, achieved legendary status. In 1983, American Film magazine named it among the ten best screenplays that had never been filmed. Steve De Jarnatt approached Warner Brothers with the script, offering to direct it himself, but they didn't want to work with De Jarnatt, who hadn't directed anything at that point. Then De Jarnatt revised the script, and the studio offered him $400,000 for it, but De Jarnatt refused to sell. He tried to pitch the script to other film companies, but no one wanted to deal with a mixture of a love story and the theme of nuclear war, especially with a sad ending. Before Anthony Edwards was cast in the lead role, the film was planned to star Nicolas Cage and Kurt Russell. Hemdale Films allocated $3.7 million to De Jarnatt for filming.
- The film is mentioned in William Gibson's science fiction novel “Virtual Light” – one of the characters, obsessed with 20th-century films, talks about it.
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