The Crush - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Crush"
The Crush (1993)
Timing:
1:29 (89 min)
6.609/10
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6.672/10
9232
9232
5.9/10
24000
24000
Film crew
Director
Alan Shapiro
Director
Producer
James G. Robinson
Producer
Executive Producer
Writer
Alan Shapiro
Writer
Casting
Marci Liroff
Casting
Editor
Ian Crafford
Editor
Art Direction
Eric Fraser
Art Direction
Costume Design
Sharon Purdy
Costume Design
Production Design
Michael S. Bolton
Production Design
Set Decoration
Paul Joyal
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Marci Liroff
Associate Producer
Joel Segal
Associate Producer
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Bruce Surtees
Director of Photography
Line Producer
Michael MacDonald
Line Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- When the film was edited for television, Alicia Silverstone's character's name was changed from Darien to Adrian. Alan Shapiro wrote the screenplay based on memories of his own past, but the woman he wrote about sued him because she bore the same name as his 'fictional' heroine.
- During the filming of the movie, Alicia Silverstone turned 15, gained emancipation from her parents, and became financially independent. She also came out from under child labor laws, which would have limited the amount of time she could dedicate to filming.
- According to director and screenwriter Alan Shapiro, the film is based on real events. After graduating from college, Shapiro rented a guesthouse from a married couple in Los Angeles. At the time, Shapiro was trying to write scripts for Hollywood studios, but he was constantly distracted by the homeowners' underage daughter, Darian, who was in love with him. Shapiro, however, wanted nothing to do with her and rejected her advances. One day he returned home and found an obscenity scratched onto his recently purchased new car. Shapiro turned to the girl's parents, but she denied everything, and they preferred to believe her. They didn't even believe him when Darian's classmate corroborated his story. In the end, Shapiro moved out and never saw Darian again. Many years later, Shapiro's wife reminded him of the incident and suggested it could make a good thriller, so he began writing the screenplay for "The Crush."
- A body double was used for the nude scenes in place of Alicia Silverstone, as she was a minor at the time.
- The film's original title was "Teenage from Hell."
- Jennifer Rubin's character's wardrobe consisted mostly of her own clothes.
- When the film was edited for television, the name of Alicia Silverstone's character was changed from Darian to Adrian. Alan Shapiro wrote the script based on memories of his own past, but the woman he wrote about sued him because she bore the same name as his “fictional” heroine.
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