Artemis Fowl - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Artemis Fowl"
Artemis Fowl (2020)
Timing:
1:34 (94 min)
5.595/10
1599
1599
4.682/10
29579
29579
4.3/10
32000
32000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Judy Hofflund
Producer
Executive Producer
Angus More Gordon
Executive Producer
Editor
Matthew Tucker
Editor
Additional Second Assistant Director
Michael Stevenson
Additional Second Assistant Director
Art Direction
Andrew Ackland-Snow
Art Direction
Steven Lawrence
Art Direction
Mike Stallion
Art Direction
Stephen Swain
Art Direction
Jordana Finkel
Art Direction
Ghia Fam
Art Direction
Oliver Carroll
Art Direction
Patrick Harris
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Dominic Masters
Supervising Art Director
Stunts
Elizabeth Donker Curtius
Stunts
Production Design
Set Decoration
Celia Bobak
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Sally Rose Davidson
Makeup Artist
Gary Machin
Makeup Artist
Roseanna Larner
Makeup Artist
Daniele Nastasi
Makeup Artist
Claudia Stolze
Makeup Artist
Emily Dodge
Makeup Artist
Cheryl Garvey
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Chiara Ugolini
Key Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
Tomas Blazukas
Sound Effects Editor
Hairstylist
Joseph Koniak
Hairstylist
Ryō Murakawa
Hairstylist
Emily Dodge
Hairstylist
Visual Effects Producer
Annabelle Zoellin
Visual Effects Producer
Costume Designer
Sammy Sheldon
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Ben Meechan
Sound Designer
Location Manager
Seán Burke
Location Manager
Key Hair Stylist
Alexis Continente
Key Hair Stylist
Music
Production Sound Mixer
Colin Nicolson
Production Sound Mixer
Concept Artist
Rob Bliss
Concept Artist
VFX Artist
Florian Boury
VFX Artist
Alexandra Magocsi
VFX Artist
Casting Director
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Ryan Terk
Visual Effects Production Assistant
Author
What's left behind the scenes
- The film rights were sold to Disney even before the first novel in the series was published.
- In the novels, Domovoy Dvoretsky is depicted as Eurasian, which helps him in various adventures of Artemis Fowl. As for the film adaptation, producer and director Kenneth Branagh always envisioned an actor of Nigerian descent, Nonso Anozie, for this role, and he was ultimately cast.
- The involvement of Colin Farrell became known only in March 2020 – almost a year and a half after the teaser was released and three years after filming had been completed.
- Judi Dench, a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, plays the head of the secret police in the fairy world. This is a reference to Dench's previous role as 'M', the head of the secret service in the James Bond films.
- In 2001, Lawrence Guterman signed on as director, but was later replaced by Kenneth Branagh.
- The language of gnomes (the writing system of fairy-tale creatures) was altered for the film, and all subsequent book printings feature this writing as it was created for the movie.
- Filming took place in the summer of 2018 on the coast of Northern Ireland, specifically at Dunluce Castle.
- The film took 19 years to make. It began in 2001, but didn't gain momentum until 2003 when The Weinstein Company acquired the rights. Around 2006, Jim Sheridan was confirmed as director, and he was to film based on a script written by his daughter. Saoirse Ronan was planned to participate in the project, but everything stalled again. In 2013, Walt Disney Studios and The Weinstein Company commissioned Michael Goldenberg to adapt the first two books in the series, but Walt Disney Studios executives disliked the portrayal of the main character. Kenneth Branagh was appointed director, and he tasked Conor McPherson with rewriting the script. Casting was completed in 2017, and filming began in 2018, with plans to finish a year later. Due to the scandal involving accusations against Harvey Weinstein and the purchase of 20th Century Fox, the film's premiere was postponed to May 2020. The coronavirus epidemic, as well as public dissatisfaction with the changes to the source material that became apparent after the trailer was released, convinced Walt Disney Studios to release the film on the streaming platform Disney+.
- The film is based on the first novel in the "Artemis Fowl" series, where the protagonist first encounters fairy-tale creatures, but also incorporates some elements from the second novel, "The Arctic Incident," in which Artemis goes on a rescue expedition to save his kidnapped father.
- The film is based on the first novel in the "Artemis Fowl" series, where the protagonist first encounters fantastical creatures, but also incorporates some elements from the second novel, "The Arctic Incident," in which Artemis goes on a rescue expedition to save his kidnapped father.
- The film is based on the first novel in the "Artemis Fowl" series, where the protagonist first encounters fairy creatures, but also incorporates elements from the second novel, "Arctic Mission," in which Artemis embarks on a rescue expedition to save his kidnapped father.
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