Enola Holmes 2 - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Enola Holmes 2"
Enola Holmes 2 (2022)
Timing:
2:9 (129 min)
7.307/10
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1772
6.77/10
21159
21159
6.8/10
118000
118000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Alex Garcia
Producer
Ali Mendes
Producer
Paige Brown
Producer
Executive Producer
Joshua Grode
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Orla Maxwell
Casting
Art Direction
Will Coubrough
Art Direction
Kate Suzanne Hunter
Art Direction
Luke Whitelock
Art Direction
Peter James
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Costume Design
Stunts
Christina Petrou
Stunts
Production Design
Michael Carlin
Production Design
Set Decoration
Luca Grandi
Set Decoration
Kieran Shaw
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Kat Ali
Makeup Artist
Ella Burton
Makeup Artist
Ella Burton
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
James Grant
Unit Production Manager
Orchestrator
Mark Baechle
Orchestrator
Additional Photography
Charlie Schanschieff
Additional Photography
Director of Photography
Musician
Barnaby Archer
Musician
Camera Operator
Paul Edwards
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Paul Edwards
Steadicam Operator
Script Supervisor
Sarah Hayward
Script Supervisor
Jane Houston
Script Supervisor
Electrician
Matt Markham
Electrician
Keane Farrelly
Electrician
Joe Weeks
Electrician
Aerial Director of Photography
John Marzano
Aerial Director of Photography
Phil Arntz
Aerial Director of Photography
Hairstylist
Anita Burger
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Zoe Liang
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Ali James
Production Manager
Novel
Location Scout
Jasmine Rose Burridge
Location Scout
Raul Tarifa
Location Scout
First Assistant "B" Camera
Gabriel Hyman
First Assistant "B" Camera
Location Manager
Esther Aja
Location Manager
Assistant Location Manager
Jack Leary
Assistant Location Manager
Hannah M.G. Cole
Assistant Location Manager
Hamish Gray
Assistant Location Manager
Location Assistant
Jacques Potgieter
Location Assistant
Zaheer Raja
Location Assistant
Characters
Music Supervisor
Peter Afterman
Music Supervisor
Alison Litton
Music Supervisor
Casting Assistant
Rosie Dart
Casting Assistant
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Casting Associate
Andreya Lynham
Casting Associate
Gaffer
Michael Fennelly
Gaffer
Music Editor
Ben Smithers
Music Editor
Focus Puller
James Harrison
Focus Puller
Drone Pilot
Peter Ayriss
Drone Pilot
Mike Foyle
Drone Pilot
Second Unit Director of Photography
Hamish Doyne-Ditmas
Second Unit Director of Photography
Camera Trainee
Lucy Bradley
Camera Trainee
Cecily Bedner
Camera Trainee
Lucrezia Pollice
Camera Trainee
First Assistant Camera
Anna Benbow
First Assistant Camera
Online Editor
Guilhem Coulibaly
Online Editor
Assistant Script
Rosy Barker
Assistant Script
Music Coordinator
Jane Berry
Music Coordinator
Stand In
Production Assistant
Arianne Tavares
Production Assistant
Location Coordinator
Charles G McManus-Burke
Location Coordinator
Actor's Assistant
Isobel Richards
Actor's Assistant
Second Assistant Camera
Rich Daws
Second Assistant Camera
Thomas Barber
Second Assistant Camera
Second Unit First Assistant Director
Scott Bunce
Second Unit First Assistant Director
Makeup Trainee
Cara Burton
Makeup Trainee
What's left behind the scenes
- Sam Claflin was unable to return to the role of Mycroft due to commitments to other projects. Director Harry Bradbeer stated that he really wanted Claflin to play Mycroft, and that he hopes Claflin will be available if a third film is made.
- The plot is not based on one of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's (1859-1930) Sherlock Holmes stories, but on the real matchgirls' strike of 1888 and the life of activist Sarah Chapman (1862-1945).
- The mystery investigated by Enola revolves around the fact that the matchgirls are dying of 'typhus' caused by working with white phosphorus. This disease actually exists and is called phosphorus necrosis of the jaw. The workers breathed in phosphorus fumes day after day, causing their teeth and jaws to slowly decay, ultimately leading to death. Even after the link between phosphorus and the workers' deaths was definitively established, a ban on the use of white phosphorus was not introduced for several decades.
- The mystery that Enola investigates is that matchstick girls are dying from “typhus” caused by working with white phosphorus. This disease actually exists and is called phosphorus necrosis of the jaw. The workers breathed in phosphorus fumes day after day, which caused their teeth and jaws to slowly decay, ultimately leading to death. Even after the link between phosphorus and the deaths of the workers was definitively established, a ban on the use of white phosphorus was not introduced for several decades.
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Castingi w Polsce
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