Luther - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Luther"
Luther (2003)
Timing:
2:3 (123 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Brigitte Rochow
Producer
Alexander Thies
Producer
Christian P. Stehr
Producer
Executive Producer
Kurt Rittig
Executive Producer
Gabriela Pfändner
Executive Producer
J. Daniel Nichols
Executive Producer
Dennis A. Clauss
Executive Producer
Casting
Brigitte Rochow
Casting
Lilia Trapani
Casting
Editor
Clive Barrett
Editor
Art Direction
Christian Schaefer
Art Direction
Ralf Schreck
Art Direction
Costume Design
Ulla Gothe
Costume Design
Production Design
Set Decoration
Katja Schmidt
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Valeska Schitthelm
Makeup Artist
Saskia Sudau
Makeup Artist
Björn Rehbein
Makeup Artist
Pascal Herr
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Richard Harvey
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Sound Mixer
Ed Cantu
Sound Mixer
Screenplay
Camille Thomasson
Screenplay
Bart Gavigan
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Music Editor
Sound Engineer
Varis Kurmiņš
Sound Engineer
Sound Assistant
Mario Migge
Sound Assistant
Production Designer
Sound Editor
Christoph von Schönburg
Sound Editor
Music Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- This was the last film Peter Ustinov appeared in. He died the following year (2004).
- When Tetzel appeals to people to buy indulgences, he puts his hand into the fire. A moment later, fire comes from his hand.
- In the film, Luther indicates the chapter and verse when quoting the Bible, whereas the Bible was not divided into chapters and verses until 1546, and even then this division was not universal.
- It is said about Albert of Brandenburg that he was the archbishop of two German dioceses and wanted to acquire a third. In reality, he was archbishop of only one diocese before receiving the archbishopric of Mainz.
- In the film, the name “Junker Georg” is given to Luther before his departure from Wartburg Castle. In reality, he lived under that name in the castle.
- In the scene of the Augsburg Diet, all the nobility, including the Electors, decided to defend the new doctrine. In reality, the majority of the Electors remained Catholic. Only two of these seven Electors were expected to support it: John the Steadfast, Elector of Saxony (as shown in the film), and the Margrave of Brandenburg. Three Electors were Catholic archbishops, and another, the King of Bohemia, was Ferdinand, brother of Charles V.
- In the film, the Golden Rose is given to Frederick the Wise as a bribe to hand Luther over to the Pope. In reality, the Golden Rose was sent to him earlier.
- In the scene of the conversation between Cardinal Cajetan and Girolamo Aleandro after the election of Leo X, Cardinal Cajetan states that he was made a cardinal by Pope Alexander VI, when in fact he was made a cardinal by Leo X in 1517.
- The film shows that Leo X made Girolamo Aleandro a cardinal, which is incorrect; he was made a cardinal by Paul III.
- At the end of the film, Luther presents his translation of the Bible to Frederick the Wise. In reality, they never met.
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