Vamp - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Vamp"
Vamp (1986)
Timing:
1:33 (93 min)
5.86/10
154
154
5.641/10
1210
1210
5.9/10
8100
8100
Film crew
Director
Producer
Donald P. Borchers
Producer
Casting
Linda Francis
Casting
Editor
Marc Grossman
Editor
Art Direction
Philip Aja
Art Direction
Carol Clements
Art Direction
Alan Roderick-Jones
Art Direction
Stunts
Spiro Razatos
Stunts
Production Design
Alan Roderick-Jones
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gary C. Bourgeois
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Chris Carpenter
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Neil Brody
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Jonathan Elias
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Susan Gelb
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Property Master
Eugene McCarthy
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Brenda K. Wachel
Script Supervisor
Still Photographer
Marsha Blackburn
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Jan Brodin
Sound Mixer
Screenplay
Story
Donald P. Borchers
Story
Music Editor
James Simcik
Music Editor
Jeff Freeman
Music Editor
Assistant Makeup Artist
Klexius Kolby
Assistant Makeup Artist
Makeup Effects
Greg Cannom
Makeup Effects
What's left behind the scenes
- Throughout the entire film, Grace Jones (singer, actress, and model) does not utter a single word. This was her own decision, inspired by the example of Max Schreck, who played Count Orlok in Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau's classic horror film «Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror» (1922).
- The strange chair in Grace Jones's dance scene is shaped like a human, and a cast was made from Dolph Lundgren's body, whom she was dating at the time.
- In reality, Billy Drago has dark hair. He lightened his hair and eyebrows specifically for the film's shooting.
- When creating Katrina's makeup, the image of Pris, as performed by Daryl Hannah in Ridley Scott's 1982 science fiction film 'Blade Runner,' was used as a basis.
- The film's budget was so meager that Grace Jones had to borrow costumes for her own character from acquaintances who were fashion designers.
- In the scene where Grace Jones bites Robert Rusler's character on the neck, she went a little too far. Her prop teeth actually punctured her co-star's neck, drawing blood.
- The chair for Grace Jones's dance scene was painted by artist Keith Haring.
- Throughout the entire film, Grace Jones (singer, actress, and model) does not utter a single word. This was her own decision, inspired by the example of Max Schreck, who played Count Orlok in Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau's classic horror film "Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror" (1922).
- When creating Katrina's makeup, the image of Pris as performed by Daryl Hannah in Ridley Scott's science fiction film "Blade Runner" (1982) was used as a basis.
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