Witness for the Prosecution - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Witness for the Prosecution"
Witness for the Prosecution (1957)
Timing:
1:56 (116 min)
8.21/10
1645
1645
8.162/10
21412
21412
8.4/10
133872
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Arthur Hornblow Jr.
Producer
Executive Producer
Edward Small
Executive Producer
Casting
William Maybery
Casting
Editor
Daniel Mandell
Editor
Art Direction
Alexandre Trauner
Art Direction
Costume Design
Joe King
Costume Design
Adele Parmenter
Costume Design
Production Design
Alexandre Trauner
Production Design
Set Decoration
Howard Bristol
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Harry Ray
Makeup Artist
Gustaf Norin
Makeup Artist
Charles Gemora
Makeup Artist
Ray Sebastian
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Production Supervisor
Ben Hersh
Production Supervisor
Second Assistant Director
Frank Losee
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Property Master
Stanley Detlie
Property Master
Script Supervisor
John Franco
Script Supervisor
Still Photographer
Madison S. Lacy
Still Photographer
Screenplay
Novel
Special Effects
Story
Assistant Director
Conductor
Production Assistant
Sound
Fred Lau
Sound
Hairdresser
Nellie Manley
Hairdresser
Helene Parrish
Hairdresser
Adaptation
Lawrence B. Marcus
Adaptation
Dialogue
Bert Steiner
Dialogue
Music Arranger
Leonid Raab
Music Arranger
Technical Advisor
Basil Bleck
Technical Advisor
Presenter
Edward Small
Presenter
What's left behind the scenes
- In real life, Elsa Lanchester, who played the unbearable "nurse" to lawyer Sir Wilfrid (Charles Laughton), was his wife.
- At the end of the film, a voiceover informed viewers: "The management of this cinema assumes that for the desired effect, you will not reveal the secret ending of the film 'Witness for the Prosecution' to your friends who have not yet seen it." This was done in accordance with the film's advertising campaign. The finale was kept secret during filming as well. Billy Wilder did not give the actors the last ten pages of the script until it was time to shoot those scenes.
- Alfred Hitchcock said: "Many times people have told me how much they enjoyed the film 'Witness for the Prosecution.' They thought I directed it. And Wilder said that he was told the same thing about 'The Paradine Case,' thinking it was his film."
- After the release of the film, Agatha Christie said that it was the only film based on her book that she truly liked. Later, after the release of 'Murder on the Orient Express,' she said that she also enjoyed that film.
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