Good Bye, Lenin! - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Good Bye, Lenin!"
Good Bye, Lenin! (2003)
Timing:
2:1 (121 min)
7.538/10
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Film crew
Director
Wolfgang Becker
Director
Producer
Andreas Schreitmüller
Producer
Katja De Bock
Producer
Manuela Stehr
Producer
Casting
Simone Bär
Casting
Editor
Peter R. Adam
Editor
Art Direction
Matthias Klemme
Art Direction
Costume Design
Aenne Plaumann
Costume Design
Production Design
Lothar Holler
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Birger Laube
Makeup Artist
Lena Lazzarotto
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Set Dresser
Andrea Eisensee
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Marcus Welsch
Second Assistant Director
Susanne Boeing
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Martin Kukula
Director of Photography
Steadicam Operator
Jörg Widmer
Steadicam Operator
Klemens Becker
Steadicam Operator
Sound Effects Editor
Kuen-Il Song
Sound Effects Editor
Lars Ginzel
Sound Effects Editor
Script Supervisor
Sandra Scheucher
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Björn Rehbein
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Conny Klein
Still Photographer
Dirk Plamböck
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Sarah Gross
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Christine Seehofer
Assistant Costume Designer
Screenplay
Wolfgang Becker
Screenplay
Bernd Lichtenberg
Screenplay
Hendrik Handloegten
Screenplay
Chris Silber
Screenplay
Set Designer
Christian Schaefer
Set Designer
Sound Designer
Dirk Jacob
Sound Designer
Special Effects
Sven Asamoa
Special Effects
Thorsten Thiesse
Special Effects
Music Supervisor
Andro Steinborn
Music Supervisor
Gaffer
Helmut Prein
Gaffer
Tommy Schulz
Gaffer
Second Unit Director of Photography
Ralph Kaechele
Second Unit Director of Photography
Birgit Gudjonsdottir
Second Unit Director of Photography
Researcher
Michael Konstabel
Researcher
Line Producer
Marcos Kantis
Line Producer
ADR & Dubbing
Kai-Uwe Koch
ADR & Dubbing
Foley
Jörn Poetzl
Foley
What's left behind the scenes
- During filming at the hospital, a thermometer broke. All the mercury spilled out. Blood tests were taken from everyone present, which showed elevated mercury levels. However, it turned out that this was due to sushi eaten by the crew the day before the accident.
- The boy who played Alex as a child was also fond of building model rockets, so filming the rocket launch scene wasn't particularly difficult.
- The film features a West Berlin Coca-Cola office, which previously 'starred' in Billy Wilder's comedy 'One, Two, Three' (1961).
- Most of the film's scenes were shot in Berlin on Karl-Marx-Allee and around prefabricated buildings near Alexanderplatz.
- At one point in the film, Zhanna Aguzarova's song 'I Believe' can be heard on the radio.
- Although products that existed in the GDR are depicted with historical accuracy in the film, the packaging of products from West Germany does not match what they actually looked like at the time, for example, Heinz ketchup, Pepsi Light, and Coca-Cola Light.
- Denis Domashke (Florian Lukas) wears a shirt with the green code from the movie "The Matrix" (1999), although the film's events take place in the early 1990s, after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
- The film features the West Berlin office of Coca-Cola, which previously 'starred' in Billy Wilder's comedy, 'One, Two, Three' (1961).
- At one point in the film, the song 'I Believe' by Zhanna Aguzarova is heard on the radio.
- Denis Domashke (Florian Lukas) wears a t-shirt with the green code from 'The Matrix' (1999), even though the film's action takes place in the early 1990s, after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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