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Passport to Paris - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Passport to Paris"

Passport to Paris (1999)

Timing: 1:27 (87 min)

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Actors and characters

Film crew

Director

Alan Metter

Director

Producer

Neil Steinberg

Producer

Executive Producer

Ashley Olsen

Executive Producer

Mary-Kate Olsen

Executive Producer

Writer

Craig Shapiro

Writer

Elizabeth Kruger

Writer

Editor

Sherwood Jones

Editor

Makeup Artist

Teresa Vest

Makeup Artist

Fedor Leonenko

Makeup Artist

Key Makeup Artist

Julie Zvorsky

Key Makeup Artist

Delphine Couturier

Key Makeup Artist

Set Dresser

Jean-Pascal Chalard

Set Dresser

Director of Photography

Steven Wacks

Director of Photography

Costume Supervisor

Fontella Boone

Costume Supervisor

Bianca White

Costume Supervisor

Script Supervisor

Mary Anne Seward

Script Supervisor

Set Costumer

Judy Mann

Set Costumer

Still Photographer

Isabelle Weingarten

Still Photographer

Saeed Adyani

Still Photographer

Sound Mixer

Michel Kharat

Sound Mixer

Trevor Black

Sound Mixer

First Assistant Director

Matt Hinkley

First Assistant Director

Boom Operator

David Pattee

Boom Operator

Costume Designer

Shawn Holly Cookson

Costume Designer

Best Boy Grip

Ryan Vanlossberg

Best Boy Grip

Transportation Coordinator

Paul Feddersen

Transportation Coordinator

Location Manager

Edwin Avedissian

Location Manager

Dolly Grip

Mike Lancaster

Dolly Grip

Key Hair Stylist

Cyndra Dunn

Key Hair Stylist

Music Supervisor

Christopher Violette

Music Supervisor

Gaffer

Nicolas Sand

Gaffer

Music

Christopher Brady

Music

Production Coordinator

Karen Gorodetzky

Production Coordinator

Extras Casting

Debe Waisman

Extras Casting

Best Boy Electric

Jerôme Fourquin

Best Boy Electric

Production Designer

Cecilia Rodarte

Production Designer

Transportation Captain

David Gerry

Transportation Captain

Dresser

Astrid Traissac

Dresser

What's left behind the scenes

When the girls get out of the car in Paris, Ashley starts taking out her glasses case, then they show Jeremy, then Ashley is just standing there, they show Jeremy again, and then Ashley takes out the case again.
When the twins enter, they stand on the right in the hallway, and then the grandfather comes down, and to get into the frame they have to stand on the left.
When Mary-Kate and Ashley start jumping on the bed, we see a pillow fall, then that same pillow falls again, and when the grandfather enters, it's lying in a completely different place.
When they go to the bakery, they only buy 2 loaves of bread, but when they fight, they fence with everything. So, it turns out they had 2 more loaves.
When Ellie, Melanie, and their grandfather look out of the limousine's hatch, Ellie's dress has a "v" drawn on it. But in the next scene, it's gone.
In the scene where Ellie ordered 2 drinks for herself and MK, the waitress brought her 1 fish. But Ashley also ordered 2.
As Jeremy exits the door and walks past the car, you can see a person holding a microphone.
At the very beginning of the film, when Melanie (MK) introduces herself and her sister, she opens her locker. Then she walks away, but doesn't close the locker!
When Ellie and Melanie first sit down at the ambassador's dining table, you can see them placing snails on their forks to throw at the butler.
The chef says his snails must be cooked precisely at 139 degrees, and later he says his snails must be cooked at 118 degrees.
When Jeremy asks Ellie and Melanie to open the car door, you could see his reflection in the mirror. And it was visible that throughout all of this, he didn’t even open his mouth.
As they walk through the Louvre, they pass by one sculpture (a guy on a rock). But that sculpture is actually in the Rodin Museum.
After the twins danced on the bed and then jumped off, the bed remained undisturbed.
In the first dinner scene, when the girls fling snails at the butler, the snail is still on Melanie’s fork.
When the twins replace “Rodin Museum” with “Luxembourg Garden” on the computer, you can notice how carefully Ellie presses the letter “H” on the keyboard. However, that letter isn't present in the phrase “Luxembourg Garden”.
When Ellie, Melanie, and their grandfather look out of the limousine hatch, Ellie has a “v” drawn on her dress. But it’s not there in the next scene.
When the twins replace the Rodin Museum with the Luxembourg Garden on the computer, you can notice how carefully Ellie presses the letter “H” on the keyboard. However, this letter is not in the phrase “Luxembourg Garden”.

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