The Comeback Trail - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Comeback Trail"
The Comeback Trail (2020)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
5.854/10
287
287
6.569/10
21243
21243
5.7/10
14000
14000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Julie Lott
Producer
David E. Ornston
Producer
Richard Salvatore
Producer
Patrick Hibler
Producer
Phil Kim
Producer
Joy Sirott Hurwitz
Producer
Executive Producer
Ryan R. Johnson
Executive Producer
Vito Di Donato
Executive Producer
James M. Churchman
Executive Producer
Luke Daniels
Executive Producer
Ray Bouderau
Executive Producer
Jason Allison
Executive Producer
Ghalib Datta
Executive Producer
Elisabeth Costa de Beauregard
Executive Producer
Jordan Bouderau
Executive Producer
Justin Calvillo
Executive Producer
Writer
Josh Posner
Writer
Casting
Donald Paul Pemrick
Casting
Dean E. Fronk
Casting
Art Direction
Joe Lemmon
Art Direction
Costume Design
Melissa Vargas
Costume Design
Production Design
Stephen J. Lineweaver
Production Design
Joe Lemmon
Production Design
Set Decoration
Adrian Segura
Set Decoration
Stunt Double
Cinematography
Łukasz Bielan
Cinematography
Music
Aldo Shllaku
Music
Co-Executive Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- The fictional film company Miracle Pictures, with the slogan “If a film is good, it’s a Miracle Picture” (the word translating to “miracle”), first appeared in Allan Arkush and Joe Dante’s comedic thriller “Hollywood Boulevard” (1976), where its owner was played by Dick Miller. It also appeared in the 1987 science fiction comedy “Amazon Women on the Moon” (Joe Dante, Carl Gottlieb, Peter Horton, John Landis, Robert K. Weiss). Dante, who worked on both films, also directed “Matinee,” about the fictional horror film “Mant,” about a creature that was half-man, half-ant. This film features a poster for the fictional film “Mantula,” about a creature that is half-man, half-tarantula.
- The film was shot in 2019 for release in 2020, and it was indeed released in many countries in 2020, but in the US – only in early 2025.
- The film contains numerous humorous references to Hollywood films in general and Westerns in particular, but special emphasis is placed on “The Searchers” (1956) by John Ford. Duke Montana, played by Tommy Lee Jones, is to a certain extent Cherokee, which is a reference to the character in “The Searchers” played by Jeffrey Hunter, who was also to the same extent Cherokee. Native Americans are played by actors of German origin, which is likely another reference to “The Searchers,” where the tribe’s chief was played by Henry Brandon, who was born in Germany and played many Native Americans throughout his film career. At the end of the film, in the scene where a car passes by a church, there is the famous final shot from “The Searchers” (a sunlit doorway, shot from inside a dark room).
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