The End of the Tour - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The End of the Tour"
The End of the Tour (2015)
Timing:
1:46 (106 min)
7.08/10
532
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7.135/10
9744
9744
7.2/10
35000
35000
Film crew
Director
Producer
David Kanter
Producer
Matt DeRoss
Producer
James Dahl
Producer
Ted O'Neal
Producer
Executive Producer
Paul Green
Executive Producer
Donald Margulies
Executive Producer
Mark Levinson
Executive Producer
Writer
Donald Margulies
Writer
Casting
Avy Kaufman
Casting
Editor
Darrin Navarro
Editor
Art Direction
Sarah M. Pott
Art Direction
Costume Design
Emma Potter
Costume Design
Production Design
Gerald Sullivan
Production Design
Set Decoration
Yvette Granata
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Julie Strating
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Louise Lovegrove
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
James Samson
Associate Producer
William Colling
Associate Producer
Set Dresser
Derek Berk
Set Dresser
Director of Photography
Makeup Department Head
Karri Farris
Makeup Department Head
Visual Effects Supervisor
Matthew Bramante
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Ryan Collins
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Amber Harley
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Katherine Kousakis
Hair Department Head
Set Costumer
Christy Juhnke
Set Costumer
Sound Mixer
Jean-Yves Munch
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Rocky Slaski
Boom Operator
Foley Artist
James Bailey
Foley Artist
Dialogue Editor
Makenzie Kellerman
Dialogue Editor
Key Hair Stylist
Stephanie Strowbridge
Key Hair Stylist
Foley Mixer
Greg Mauer
Foley Mixer
ADR Mixer
Tom Ryan
ADR Mixer
Chris Navarro
ADR Mixer
Travis MacKay
ADR Mixer
ADR Recordist
Philip von During
ADR Recordist
Assistant Makeup Artist
Erick Gerson Rodriguez
Assistant Makeup Artist
Assistant Sound Editor
Jesse Ehredt
Assistant Sound Editor
Art Espinosa
Assistant Sound Editor
Sound Editor
Joel Walker
Sound Editor
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the book by Rolling Stone reporter David Lipsky, Although Of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself, which recounts a five-day interview with David Foster Wallace during a tour organized to promote his novel Infinite Jest (1996). The tapes recorded by Lipsky during the interview play a large role in the plot, but the actors and crew generally used them only as a source of information about the characters.
- In scenes at Wallace's house, played by Jason Segel, meat was stuffed into their pants for him and Lipsky, as portrayed by Jesse Eisenberg, to make the dogs circle around them. In scenes where Lipsky is woken up by dogs, the actor's face was smeared with peanut butter to attract them.
- American writer David Foster Wallace (1962-2008) spent most of his life in Bloomington, Illinois, but scenes at his home were filmed in Michigan.
- The film's screenplay appeared on the so-called "Black List" of 2013 – a list of the most promising, but unrealized screenplays.
- Screenwriter Donald Margulis taught James Ponsoldt in college while the future director was a student there.
- This is Donald Margulis's first screenplay. Previously, he had worked extensively and actively in television. It is also Margulis's first film as an executive producer.
- Filming began on February 19, 2014, and took place in Grand Rapids for five weeks. In March of the same year, some scenes were shot in Minneapolis.
- The main characters watch John Woo's "Broken Arrow" in a movie theater.
- There's a scene at Wallace's house where Wallace meets Lipski. Actors Jason Segel and Jesse Eisenberg met that day right before going on set.
- The women Wallace and Lipski spend time with in Minnesota are played by daughters of celebrities. Julia was played by Mary Willa “Mami” Gummer (daughter of Meryl Streep), and Betsy was played by Bridget Michael “Miki” Sumner (one of Sting’s daughters).
- Throughout the film, someone named “Jann” is mentioned. For example, at the beginning of the interview, Wallace asks “What does Jann want?”, and says when Lipski leaves, “Say hi to Jann for me.” This refers to Jann S. Wenner, one of the founders and the editor-in-chief of Rolling Stone magazine.
- The film is based on the book by Rolling Stone reporter David Lipsky, *Although Of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself*, which recounts a five-day interview with David Foster Wallace during a tour organized in support of the novel *Infinite Jest* (1996). The tapes Lipsky made during the interview play a significant role in the plot, however, the actors and crew generally used them only as a source of information about the characters.
- The film's script appeared on the so-called “Black List” of 2013 – a list of the most promising, but unrealized scripts.
- The women with whom Wallace and Lipsky spend time in Minnesota are played by daughters of celebrities. Julia was played by Mary Willa “Mamie” Gummer (daughter of Meryl Streep), and Betsy was played by Bridget Michael “Micky” Sumner (one of Sting's daughters).
- Throughout the film, a certain “Jenn” is mentioned. For example, at the beginning of the interview, Wallace asks “What does Jenn want?”, and says when Lipsky leaves: “Say hello to Jenn for me.” This refers to Jann S. Wenner, one of the founders and the chief editor of Rolling Stone magazine.
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