Amour - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Amour"
Amour (2012)
Timing:
2:7 (127 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Uwe Schott
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Kris Portier de Bellair
Casting
Colomba Falcucci
Casting
Editor
Nadine Muse
Editor
Monika Willi
Editor
Art Direction
Thierry Poulet
Art Direction
Costume Design
Production Design
Jean-Vincent Puzos
Production Design
Set Decoration
Sophie Reynaud
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Guillaume Castagné
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jean-Pierre Laforce
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Co-Producer
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Jörg Widmer
Camera Operator
Makeup Department Head
Thi-Loan Nguyen
Makeup Department Head
Supervising Sound Editor
Nadine Muse
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Isabelle Thévenet
Script Supervisor
Electrician
Mohan Valmy
Electrician
Thanks
Manuela Stehr
Thanks
Production Manager
Ulli Neumann
Production Manager
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Guillaume Sciama
Sound Designer
Painter
Vincent Maroutian
Painter
Gaffer
Thierry Baucheron
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Alain Olivieri
Assistant Director
Additional Music
Caroline Duris
Additional Music
Sound Effects
Pascal Chauvin
Sound Effects
What's left behind the scenes
- Throughout the entire filming period, Emmanuelle Riva (1927-2017) stayed overnight on the set, as she disliked the thought of having to commute to filming every day through the crowded city and breathe polluted air. A specially hired security guard watched over the actress's peace of mind.
- The plot is based on a free interpretation of events from the life of director Michael Haneke, whose aunt suffered from a degenerative illness. The paintings shown in the film belonged to Haneke's parents.
- The entire film was shot in a studio. The view from the windows was added using computer technology.
- At the director's insistence, the role of the former student Anne was played by a real pianist named Alexander Tarro. This was his first role in a film.
- Jean-Louis Trintignant, who had practically left cinema to focus on stage productions, agreed to play the lead role out of respect for Michael Haneke. The role of Georges was written specifically for him.
- The film's scenes were shot in chronological order, which Haneke believed was more convenient.
- The scene with the dove was filmed 12 times.
- The scene in which Jean-Louis Trintignant strangles Emmanuelle Riva's character was difficult for both actors. The actor had broken his arm shortly before, and the actress was simply afraid. A special mattress was used that allowed the actress to breathe. Michael Haneke himself lay under it to demonstrate to the actress that there was nothing to fear.
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