Mary Reilly - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Mary Reilly"
Mary Reilly (1996)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
5.8/10
301
301
6.756/10
3800
3800
5.8/10
17000
17000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Norma Heyman
Producer
Ned Tanen
Producer
Nancy Graham Tanen
Producer
Executive Producer
Lynn Pleshette
Executive Producer
Casting
Juliet Taylor
Casting
Leo Davis
Casting
Editor
Lesley Walker
Editor
Art Direction
Production Design
Original Music Composer
George Fenton
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Director of Photography
Philippe Rousselot
Director of Photography
Screenplay
Novel
Valerie Martin
Novel
What's left behind the scenes
- John Malkovich wore blue contact lenses for the role of Henry Jekyll and darker ones when he had to play Edward Hyde.
- The props were mostly authentic items from the Victorian era. They were borrowed from museums and galleries.
- Tim Burton initially took on the direction, but received the script for the film "Ed Wood" (1994) and abandoned "Mary Reilly" to film a movie about the director who gained fame as "the worst director of all time and peoples."
- As the director of the project, Tim Burton intended to cast Winona Ryder in the lead role.
- Julia Roberts was nominated for a Golden Raspberry Award for her role in this film. The award went to Demi Moore for her role in Andrew Bergman's drama "Striptease" (1996).
- The finale was initially filmed strictly according to the book (Jekyll dies, Mary lies next to the body), but then the screenwriters proposed at least 25 more variations. In the winter of 1995, several months after the crew and cast had been dismissed, the producers demanded that everyone be reconvened and three more endings be filmed. For one of them, a special Concorde was sent for Glenn Close, which brought the actress to London for one day of filming.
- Three finale options were considered but ultimately rejected: Mary stays with Dr. Jekyll, she stays with Mr. Hyde, and she leaves both of them.
- The ending was initially filmed exactly as it appeared in the book (Jekyll dies, Mary lies next to the body), but the screenwriters then proposed at least 25 more variations. In the winter of 1995, several months after the crew and cast had been dismissed, the producers demanded that everyone be reconvened to film three more endings. For one of them, a special "Concorde" was sent for Glenn Close, which brought the actress to London for one day of filming.
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