The Karate Kid - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Karate Kid"
The Karate Kid (2010)
Timing: 2:20 (140 min)
The Karate Kid - TMDB rating
6.6/10
6503
The Karate Kid - Kinopoisk rating
7.147/10
229125
The Karate Kid - IMDB rating
6.3/10
226000

Film crew

Director

Producer

Photo Ken Stovitz #141903
Ken Stovitz
Producer
James Lassiter
Producer

Executive Producer

Dany Wolf
Executive Producer
Photo Han Sanping #74356
Han Sanping
Executive Producer
Photo Susan Ekins #73954
Susan Ekins
Executive Producer

Casting

Photo PoPing AuYeung #71583
PoPing AuYeung
Casting
Zoe Thompson
Casting

Editor

Art Direction

Second Chan
Art Direction

Costume Design

Han Feng
Costume Design

Production Design

François Séguin
Production Design

Stunt Coordinator

Wu Gang

Wu Gang
Stunt Coordinator

Second Unit Director

Photo Doug Coleman #9408

Doug Coleman

Doug Coleman
Second Unit Director

Set Decoration

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Jeffrey Kong
Set Decoration

Makeup Artist

Eddie Liu
Makeup Artist
Judy Murdock
Makeup Artist
Yang Xiaohai
Makeup Artist

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Steven Ticknor
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tateum Kohut
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Original Music Composer

Photo James Horner #66707

James Horner

James Horner
Original Music Composer

Unit Production Manager

Dany Wolf
Unit Production Manager

Co-Producer

Solon So Chi-Hung
Co-Producer

Director of Photography

Photo Roger Pratt #10455
Roger Pratt
Director of Photography

Camera Operator

Photo Ng Man-Ching #73876
Ng Man-Ching
Camera Operator

Sound Effects Editor

Daniel Pagan
Sound Effects Editor
Greg ten Bosch
Sound Effects Editor

Supervising Sound Editor

Steven Ticknor
Supervising Sound Editor

Script Supervisor

Nikki Clapp
Script Supervisor

Hairstylist

Renee J. Vaca
Hairstylist

Still Photographer

Jasin Boland

Jasin Boland
Still Photographer

Graphic Designer

Angel Tsui
Graphic Designer
Angel Tsui
Graphic Designer
Angel Tsui
Graphic Designer

Screenplay

Christopher Murphey
Screenplay

Sound Designer

Martin Lopez
Sound Designer

Dialogue Editor

Susan Dudeck
Dialogue Editor
Michael J. Benavente
Dialogue Editor

Story

Music Supervisor

Pilar McCurry
Music Supervisor

Casting Assistant

Angela Gao
Casting Assistant
Angela Gao
Casting Assistant
Angela Gao
Casting Assistant

Songs

Music Editor

Michael K. Bauer
Music Editor
John Finklea
Music Editor
Skye Lewin
Music Editor

Production Coordinator

Lark Bernini
Production Coordinator

ADR Editor

Susan Dudeck
ADR Editor

Supervising Music Editor

Jim Henrikson
Supervising Music Editor

Special Effects Key Makeup Artist

Marc Gabarino
Special Effects Key Makeup Artist

What's left behind the scenes

  • During the film's production, its title changed several times: first to 'The Karate Kid', then to 'The Kung Fu Kid', but ultimately it was decided that the film would be released under both titles: the second in Asia, and the first in most other countries. This contradiction is due to the fact that the film actually uses the art of Kung Fu, not Karate. Karate-kid (Xiao Dre) is an ironic nickname given to the main character by his enemies; it also became the film's title.
  • Jackie Chan came up with the jacket scene to teach Dre Kung Fu techniques.
  • According to Will Smith's producer, Jackie Chan is so popular in China that references to his involvement in the film helped resolve numerous issues, including obtaining official permits to film in certain locations.
  • For filming scenes on the Great Wall of China, all the filming equipment had to be carried up manually, as the use of helicopters for this purpose was not permitted.
  • After Dre and Mr. Han climb the mountain and enter the temple, the viewer sees people in white performing slow and rhythmic movements. The martial art they are practicing at that moment is called Tai Chi.
  • Some scenes from the film had to be cut for its release in mainland China, including the final scenes with the thugs and a kiss.
  • The final tournament was filmed at the Feng Tai Sports Arena in Beijing. The filming lasted eight days and involved over 800 extras.
  • An alternative ending was released on Blu-ray, where Master Li wants to strike Chen as punishment for his defeat, but Han stops him. A fight breaks out between Li and Han, in which both demonstrate their masterful command of kung fu, using their surroundings and available objects. In the end, Han manages to defeat Master Li, after which he intended to finish him off, reciting the school's motto, “Fighting Dragons.” However, Dre stops him. They leave the hall together.
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