Gosford Park - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Gosford Park"
Gosford Park (2001)
Timing:
2:17 (137 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
David Levy
Producer
Executive Producer
Robert Jones
Executive Producer
Sharon Harel-Cohen
Executive Producer
Jane Barclay
Executive Producer
Hannah Leader
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Editor
Tim Squyres
Editor
Art Direction
Sarah Hauldren
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
John Frankish
Supervising Art Director
Costume Design
Production Design
Stephen Altman
Production Design
Set Decoration
Anna Pinnock
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Sharon Martin
Makeup Artist
Norma Webb
Makeup Artist
Deborah Jarvis
Makeup Artist
Kate Holloway
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Robin O'Donoghue
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Richard Street
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Joshua Astrachan
Co-Producer
Jane Frazer
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Sara Desmond
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Andrew Dunn
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Peter Taylor
Camera Operator
Makeup Department Head
Sallie Jaye
Makeup Department Head
Supervising Sound Editor
Nigel Mills
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Penny Eyles
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Anita Burger
Hairstylist
Loulia Sheppard
Hairstylist
Astrid Schikorra
Hairstylist
Eric Scruby
Hairstylist
Sound Mixer
Peter Glossop
Sound Mixer
First Assistant Director
Richard Styles
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Tori Parry
Production Manager
First Assistant Editor
Amanda Pollack
First Assistant Editor
Foley Artist
Andie Derrick
Foley Artist
John Fewell
Foley Artist
Dialogue Editor
John Cochrane
Dialogue Editor
Location Manager
Sue Quinn
Location Manager
Carpenter
John Porter
Carpenter
Hair Designer
Production Accountant
Alistair Thompson
Production Accountant
Standby Art Director
James Foster
Standby Art Director
ADR Mixer
Paul Carr
ADR Mixer
Ed Colyer
ADR Mixer
ADR Editor
Robert Ireland
ADR Editor
Idea
Property Builder
Fergus Clegg
Property Builder
What's left behind the scenes
- In commentary on the DVD, director Robert Altman stated that he intentionally introduced several profanities into the script solely to ensure the film received an R rating. He did not want children to be admitted to screenings, as he believed they would not enjoy the film and simply wouldn't understand it.
- The wallpaper in Constance Trentham’s room was handmade and brought from France. Even for such a small room, it cost around $18,000, but the manufacturers provided it for filming completely free of charge.
- Ryan Phillippe received the role at 11 PM after the previously cast actor unexpectedly backed out.
- The name “Gosford Park” is never spoken throughout the entire film.
- None of the actors playing the numerous servants wore any makeup.
- Someone from the household staff is present in every scene of the film.
- The camera is in motion in every shot of the film. This was an integral requirement of the director.
- The jewelry worn by the aristocratic ladies in the film was genuine and worth a considerable sum. Each day, it was delivered to the set accompanied by a security detail.
- During the filming of group scenes, director Robert Altman consistently used not one, but two cameras moving in opposite directions. This was done to encourage the actors to behave more naturally and not focus all their attention on the camera filming them.
- When Jeremy Northam's character plays the piano, the actor plays himself in some moments, and in others, his brother, who has been playing the piano since childhood.
- Most of the film was shot at the classic British estate of Rotham Park in Hertfordshire, whose main house was built in 1754. Separate scenes in the upper bedrooms were filmed at Syon House in West London, traditionally belonging to the Dukes of Northumberland.
- The film features a number of songs written between 1910 and 1930 by Ivor Novello, who is one of the secondary characters in the film. The songs were performed by Jeremy Northam, who played Novello in the film, and his brother Christopher.
- Screenwriter Julian Fellowes decided to develop the successful idea of equally portraying the lives of the aristocracy and the servants and realized it in the television series 'Downton Abbey'.
- Filming of the movie began in England on March 19, 2001.
- Screenwriter Julian Fellowes decided to develop the successful idea of equally portraying the lives of the aristocracy and the servants, and realized it in the television series "Downton Abbey".
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