The Two Popes - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Two Popes"
The Two Popes (2019)
Timing:
2:5 (125 min)
7.503/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Tracey Seaward
Producer
Dan Lin
Producer
Leticia Cristi
Producer
Jonathan Eirich
Producer
Executive Producer
Diego Robino
Executive Producer
Mark Bauch
Executive Producer
Casting
Barbara Giordani
Casting
Javier Braier
Casting
Gabriel Villegas
Casting
Francisco Vedovati
Casting
Francesco Vedovati
Casting
Editor
Fernando Stutz
Editor
Art Direction
Saverio Sammali
Art Direction
Matías Martínez
Art Direction
Production Design
Mark Tildesley
Production Design
Set Decoration
Véronique Melery
Set Decoration
Livia Del Priore
Set Decoration
Rudy Campanella
Set Decoration
Natalia Mendiburu
Set Decoration
German nagl
Set Decoration
Alessio Panzironi
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Denise Stocker
Makeup Artist
Angela Garacija
Makeup Artist
Daniela Bayarres
Makeup Artist
Stefania Trippa
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mike Dowson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
Phil Lee
Sound Effects Editor
Hairstylist
Jorge Palacios
Hairstylist
Visual Effects Producer
Karl Kuehn
Visual Effects Producer
Costume Designer
Luca Canfora
Costume Designer
Beatriz Di Benedetto
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Anthony McCarten
Screenplay
Foley Artist
Jason Swanscott
Foley Artist
Foley Editor
Lilly Blazewicz
Foley Editor
Adam Bourne
Foley Editor
Hair Designer
Marese Langan
Hair Designer
Makeup Designer
Marese Langan
Makeup Designer
Foley Mixer
Glen Gathard
Foley Mixer
Jemma Riley-Tolch
Foley Mixer
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Victoria Holt
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Stuart Richards
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Digital Compositor
David Mir
Digital Compositor
Production Designer
Mark Tildesley
Production Designer
Sound Editor
Martin Cantwell
Sound Editor
What's left behind the scenes
- A full-scale replica of the Sistine Chapel was created in the pavilions of the Cinecitta studio in Rome (in fact, it was even slightly larger than the original – to accommodate the placement of filming equipment inside). The construction of the replica took 8 weeks.
- Director Fernando Meirelles discovered actor Jonathan Pryce while browsing photos of Pope Francis online. Pryce's and Francis's pictures constantly appeared side-by-side in search results. Meirelles studied Pryce's acting career and read his interviews, after which he offered him the role in the film.
- The filmmakers were not granted permission to film in the Vatican, so no scenes from the film were shot there.
- Anthony Hopkins is actually an excellent piano player. He plays himself in the scene shown in the film where a musical improvisation is heard.
- The film is based on real events, including public speeches and published debates on religious matters. As for the private conversations between Bergoglio and Ratzinger, they are generally based on artistic fiction.
- Fernando Meirelles was initially planned to direct the future film. When he was first offered the project, he declined, as he was preparing the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. This took two years. Once the Olympics were over, the film's script was fully ready, and Meirelles accepted the offer.
- The song Cardinal Bergoglio hears when the Pope's helicopter lands in the Vatican is called “Bella Ciao.” Originally, it was a folk protest song of Italian hired workers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Later, it became the anthem of the Italian anti-fascist partisan movement in 1943-1945, in which communists mainly participated. “Bella Ciao” has remained the anti-fascist anthem of the Italian left, and especially communists, to this day.
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