The Invitation - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Invitation"
The Invitation (2022)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
5.991/10
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5.419/10
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5.3/10
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Film crew
Director
Jessica M. Thompson
Director
Producer
Emile Gladstone
Producer
Executive Producer
Michael P. Flannigan
Executive Producer
Jessica M. Thompson
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Editor
Tom Elkins
Editor
Art Direction
Andrew Orlando
Art Direction
Jiri Karasek
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Alistair Kay
Supervising Art Director
Costume Design
Danielle Knox
Costume Design
Production Design
Felicity Abbott
Production Design
Set Decoration
Clare Keyte
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Adrienn Schön
Makeup Artist
Emma Trachtenberg
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Orsolya Petrilla
Key Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Dara Taylor
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Autumn Eakin
Director of Photography
Script Supervisor
Dóra Sárközi
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Kieron Lavine
Hairstylist
Zsuzsanna Dezs
Hairstylist
Songs
Prosthetic Designer
Iván Pohárnok
Prosthetic Designer
What's left behind the scenes
- The key scene in which Evie, played by Nathalie Emmanuel, meets Oliver (played by Hugh Skinner) was filmed in a restaurant opened by Franco-British artist and designer Henri Cheban. The restaurant is located in the Prisi Udvar hotel in Budapest, the capital of Hungary.
- Thomas Doherty replaced Garrett Hedlund in the role of de Villers.
- According to director and producer Jessica Thompson, there were two potential endings to the film: one filmed, and one that wasn't. In the unfilmed ending, Evie would have retained vampire traits after killing de Villers and would have gone in search of other vampires; in the filmed finale, de Villers remained alive and returned to Romania by sea. Thompson was not enthusiastic about this ending, believing it diminished Evie's triumph and also allowed for the possibility of sequels. The audience at preview screenings also did not like this ending. Several weeks before the film's release, the ending was reshot according to Thompson’s original vision, but a replacement for Hugh Skinner, who was busy, had to be found for the additional filming. Another scene with Courtney Taylor’s character was also filmed, as she was a favorite among viewers at the previews.
- According to director and producer Jessica Thompson, there were two possible endings to the film: one filmed, and one that wasn’t. In the unfilmed ending, Evie would have retained vampire traits after killing de Ville and would have gone in search of other vampires; in the filmed finale, de Ville survived and returned to Romania by sea. Thompson wasn't enthusiastic about this ending, believing it diminished Evie's triumph and also allowed for the possibility of sequels. The audience at preview screenings also disliked this finale. A few weeks before the film’s release, the ending was reshot according to Thompson's original vision, but a replacement had to be found for Hugh Skinner, who was unavailable, for the additional filming. Another scene with Courtney Taylor’s character was also filmed, as she was a favorite of the audience at the previews.
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