Johnny English Reborn - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Johnny English Reborn"
Johnny English Reborn (2011)
Timing:
1:41 (101 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Tim Bevan
Producer
Eric Fellner
Producer
Chris Clark
Producer
Executive Producer
Debra Hayward
Executive Producer
Liza Chasin
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Editor
Art Direction
Paul Laugier
Art Direction
Mike Stallion
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Dominic Masters
Supervising Art Director
Stunts
Pete Ford
Stunts
Ryan Stuart
Stunts
Mark Southworth
Stunts
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Paul Herbert
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Martin Kenzie
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Caroline Smith
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Ilan Eshkeri
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Sasha Harris
Unit Production Manager
Tim Wellspring
Unit Production Manager
Ivan Lam
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Ronaldo Vasconcellos
Co-Producer
Doris Tse
Co-Producer
Production Supervisor
Kate Fasulo
Production Supervisor
Second Assistant Director
Mark Hopkins
Second Assistant Director
Tracey Warren
Second Assistant Director
Scott Bunce
Second Assistant Director
Beatrice Manning
Second Assistant Director
Harriet Worth
Second Assistant Director
Cindy Yu
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Danny Cohen
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Simon Finney
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Supervising Sound Editor
Glenn Freemantle
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Cathy Doubleday
Script Supervisor
Aerial Director of Photography
Jeremy Braben
Aerial Director of Photography
Steven Desbrow
Aerial Director of Photography
Still Photographer
Giles Keyte
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Alex Oakley
First Assistant Director
Gareth Tandy
First Assistant Director
Ben Howarth
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Nicky Earnshaw
Production Manager
Costume Designer
Beatrix Aruna Pasztor
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Foley Artist
Jack Stew
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Glenn Freemantle
Sound Designer
Aerial Camera Technician
Oliver Ward
Aerial Camera Technician
Foley Editor
Hugo Adams
Foley Editor
First Assistant "A" Camera
Oliver Loncraine
First Assistant "A" Camera
Peter Byrne
First Assistant "A" Camera
Compositing Supervisor
Mark Bakowski
Compositing Supervisor
Location Manager
Dan Whitty
Location Manager
Second Second Assistant Director
Dan Channing-Williams
Second Second Assistant Director
Painter
George Dean
Painter
Characters
Music Supervisor
Nick Angel
Music Supervisor
Third Assistant Director
James Chambers
Third Assistant Director
Greg Tynan
Third Assistant Director
Terry McShane
Third Assistant Director
Mark Gillespie
Third Assistant Director
Gemma Louise Read
Third Assistant Director
Wai Kei Cheng
Third Assistant Director
Ben Quirk
Third Assistant Director
Assistant Director
Timur Karamolla
Assistant Director
Sekani Doram
Assistant Director
Elle Crocker
Assistant Director
"A" Camera Operator
Music
Ilan Eshkeri
Music
Standby Art Director
Peter James
Standby Art Director
Production Sound Mixer
Mark Holding
Production Sound Mixer
Makeup & Hair
Sallie Jaye
Makeup & Hair
Graham Johnston
Makeup & Hair
Second Unit Director of Photography
Martin Kenzie
Second Unit Director of Photography
Camera Trainee
Sebastian Cort
Camera Trainee
"B" Camera Operator
Luke Redgrave
"B" Camera Operator
First Assistant Camera
Rene Adefarasin
First Assistant Camera
Leigh Gold
First Assistant Camera
Scoring Mixer
Sound
Niv Adiri
Sound
Second Assistant "A" Camera
Abigail Catto
Second Assistant "A" Camera
Line Producer
Raphaël Benoliel
Line Producer
Chiu Wah Lee
Line Producer
Soledad Bottaro
Line Producer
Second Assistant Camera
Max Glickman
Second Assistant Camera
Dan Morrison
Second Assistant Camera
Adam Dorney
Second Assistant Camera
Tobias Marshall
Second Assistant Camera
Music Consultant
Kirsten Lane
Music Consultant
Music Score Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- The classic composition “In The Hall Of The Mountain King” by Edvard Grieg from Henrik Ibsen's play “Peer Gynt” plays during the post-credits scene.
- Johnny English tells Colin that Simon (Agent 1) attended Eton College. In real life, actor Dominic West, who played Simon, actually attended the prestigious school.
- The Rolls Royce Phantom shown in the film is equipped with a 9.0-liter experimental V16 engine. It is, in fact, a very powerful engine that BMW (the owner of Rolls Royce) developed with the intention of using it in the standard version of the Phantom. Three or four engines were made, but ultimately BMW did not implement the idea, and the Phantom was equipped with a “conventional” V12, while the V16s were sent to storage. Rowan Atkinson, however, knew about the existence of the V16 engines. He personally contacted Rolls Royce with a request, if possible, to build a Phantom with a V16 engine for the film. And, of course, Rolls Royce agreed.
- The cat Philby was named after Kim Philby (born Harold Adrian Russell Philby), a member of the Cambridge Five who betrayed his native Great Britain to spy for the USSR.
- In this film, Rowan Atkinson reunited with his colleague from the series “Blackadder” (1982), Tim McInnerny, who played the role of Quartermaine.
- The girl from whom Johnny (Rowan Atkinson) steals a motorcycle helmet during the wheelchair chase scene is his daughter.
- Rosamund Pike plays the assistant to MI-7 agent Johnny English – an obvious parody of James Bond, and she previously starred as an undercover MI-6 operative in the 20th film about the real agent 007 – “Die Another Day” (2002).
- During the discussion of the drug thymoxilin barbiturate, which was used to control people, the structural formula of amobarbital was shown.
- While Johnny is having lunch with Kate at her home, Ambrose knocks on the door. Then, while English hides in Kate's bedroom, she clears everything from the table (leaving only two candles, which Ambrose later blows out). Later, when Johnny leaves the bedroom, the table is fully set again in the frame.
- When Johnny is at a restaurant with Agent 1, he empties his wine glass, and Agent 1 asks the waitress to bring another bottle. In the next shot, there is very little wine poured, but a moment later the glass is a third full.
- When Johnny is parachuting, his tie is pinned by the chest strap. However, in the next shot, the tie flies up and hits him in the face.
- The parachute Johnny uses towards the end of the film changes color when transitioning from a wide shot to a close-up.
- When English arrives at Taker's home, he's playing a racing game on his laptop, but the car's movements in the game don't correspond to his keyboard inputs. When he then gets up to close the curtains and talk to Johnny, the car continues to behave as if under his control. It's clearly just a demo video.
- The wounded Karlenko is placed in the helicopter's back seat. Then, as the helicopter takes off, it's visible that there's no one in the back seat.
- In the scene with Johnny and the Queen, knee pads worn by the stunt double are visible under her stockings.
- When the hitman Kleener (Peak Sen Lim) fires on the golf course, muzzle flash comes from the center of the barrel ring, instead of erupting from the depth of an individual barrel.
- Towards the end of the film, when Johnny English has a spasm, he drops his pistol. For a moment, a "Tokyo Marui," "made in Japan" stamp can be seen. It's a BB gun replica, and it's quite harmless.
- The plotline involving the search for the third link in a spy chain is a reference to the real-life search for the unknown 'fifth' member of the so-called 'Cambridge Five,' a spy ring in Britain during World War II.
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