The November Man - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The November Man"
The November Man (2014)
Timing:
1:48 (108 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Beau St. Clair
Producer
Executive Producer
Kevan Van Thompson
Executive Producer
Scott Fischer
Executive Producer
Alan Pao
Executive Producer
Remington Chase
Executive Producer
Myles Nestel
Executive Producer
Brandt Andersen
Executive Producer
Stepan Martirosyan
Executive Producer
Raj Brinder Singh
Executive Producer
Haroon Saleem
Executive Producer
Vishal Rungta
Executive Producer
Ankur Rungta
Executive Producer
Kevin Robledo
Executive Producer
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Jasna Dragović
Art Direction
Costume Design
Bojana Nikitović
Costume Design
Stunts
Cristian Knight
Stunts
Production Design
Kevin Kavanaugh
Production Design
Set Decoration
Meg Everist
Set Decoration
Stunt Driver
Martin Ivanov
Stunt Driver
Makeup Artist
Martina Šubić-Dodočić
Makeup Artist
Natasha Nikolic
Makeup Artist
Katarina Djurovka
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Keith Arnold
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Charles M. Barsamian
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Romain Lacourbas
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
Chris Pinkston
Sound Effects Editor
Paul Aulicino
Sound Effects Editor
Script Supervisor
Marina Lešić
Script Supervisor
Sound Mixer
Stéphane Bucher
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Lionel Dousset
Boom Operator
Screenplay
Karl Gajdusek
Screenplay
Novel
Sound Designer
Karen Vassar Triest
Sound Designer
Foley Editor
Ryan Wassil
Foley Editor
Foley Mixer
Geordy Sincavage
Foley Mixer
Leobardo Ledon
Foley Mixer
Music
ADR Mixer
Michael Miller
ADR Mixer
Travis MacKay
ADR Mixer
ADR Recordist
Kyle D. Krajewski
ADR Recordist
Brian Tarlecki
ADR Recordist
Assistant Makeup Artist
Nataša Krstić
Assistant Makeup Artist
Line Producer
Anđelija Vlaisavljević
Line Producer
Sound Editor
Peter Brown
Sound Editor
Tim Hoogenakker
Sound Editor
Matthew Wilson
Sound Editor
Mix Technician
Robert Althoff
Mix Technician
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the seventh book in the series of novels "The November Man" by American writer Bill Granger, "No Spies".
- Pierce Brosnan, together with his friend and producer Beau St. Clair, acquired the rights to adapt the "The November Man" book series back in 2005. Without waiting for the world premiere of the film, Brosnan announced that he was starting work on the second film in the new franchise.
- The date of birth listed in the Devero file (May 16, 1953) matches the actual birthday of Pierce Brosnan.
- Instead of the State Duma building in Moscow, the House of the Government of the Russian Federation is shown.
- In the scene where the heroine remembers her family being shot by the general, the general is aiming a Walther P99 at the girl in one shot, and a different pistol in the next.
- On the Mercedes minibus, there's a spelling mistake on the right front door: "KABEL Komomolskaya st. 864 MOSCOW". Also, the license plate "F 466 NM 99" does not exist in the Russian Federation, as do some other license plates shown in the film.
- In the literary source material for the screenplay (Bill Granger’s novel), Berlin, the capital of Germany, was the central setting. However, Pierce Brosnan believed that filming there would be too expensive, so Belgrade, the capital of the Republic of Serbia, was chosen as the filming location.
- Initially, Daniel Craig was cast as Devereux, the main character, but at the very last moment, director Roger Donaldson was forced to find a replacement for Craig due to his commitments to other projects. By this point, Donaldson had become so accustomed to the idea of someone who had played James Bond starring as the lead that he even tried to involve Sir Sean Connery in the project, but he was too old for the role. When rumors of all this reached Pierce Brosnan, he contacted Donaldson and offered to play Devereux. Donaldson accepted the offer.
- One of the most challenging stunts to prepare and execute was the car explosion that occurred as Pierce Brosnan and Luke Bracey moved away from it. The car was rigged with explosives to create two blasts (one on each side of the car) and to prevent debris from flying around. The film shows the explosions happening because Pierce Brosnan's character cuts the fuel line and then shoots the car to ignite the fuel and, consequently, cause an explosion. The power of the explosion had to be such that the car would be lifted into the air and a fireball would be created. Furthermore, it required the participation of two stunt performers as FBI agents who were heading towards the car, and the timing of the explosion had to be calculated precisely to ensure their safety.
- The film was shot digitally, but to soften the image and add depth, the latest anamorphic lenses were used. The resulting image was approximately what it would look like if everything had been filmed on a 35mm camera thirty years ago, which was perfectly suited for a film about the Cold War. The film's plot moved quickly, and there were many action scenes, so the 'Steadicam' camera stabilization system was actively used during filming, as were cameras mounted on cars and motorcycles. In one of the car chase scenes, operator Romain Lacourbas filmed from the rear seat of a motorcycle, sitting backwards.
- Pierce Brosnan, together with his friend and producer Beau St. Clair, acquired the rights to adapt the 'November Man' book series back in 2005. Even before the world premiere of the film, Brosnan announced that he was starting work on the second installment of the new franchise.
- On a Mercedes van, a misspelling is visible on the right front door, reading: 'CABLE Komsomolskaya St. 864 MOSCOW'. The license plate 'F 466 NM 99' does not exist in the Russian Federation, nor do some of the other license plates shown in the film.
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