La Femme Nikita - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "La Femme Nikita"
Nikita (1990)
Timing:
1:57 (117 min)
7.102/10
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7.168/10
58539
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7.2/10
81000
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Patrice Ledoux
Producer
Executive Producer
Claude Besson
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Nathalie Chéron
Casting
Editor
Olivier Mauffroy
Editor
Costume Design
Mimi Lempicka
Costume Design
Anne Angelini
Costume Design
Valentin Breton Des Loys
Costume Design
Production Design
Dan Weil
Production Design
Set Decoration
Julie Sfez
Set Decoration
Key Makeup Artist
Geneviève Peyralade
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Gérard Lamps
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Director of Photography
Property Master
Christian Gazio
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Elisabeth Chochoy
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Paul de Fisser
Hair Department Head
Electrician
Christophe Dural
Electrician
Bernard Estève
Electrician
Still Photographer
Patrick Camboulive
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Christophe Vassort
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Jérôme Chalou
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Xavier Griette
Boom Operator
Set Designer
Marie Brand
Set Designer
Foley Artist
Jérôme Lévy
Foley Artist
Assistant Editor
Fanchon Brulé
Assistant Editor
Nathalie Hureau
Assistant Editor
Annie Marciniak
Assistant Editor
Catherine Constant
Assistant Editor
Key Grip
Michel Dechaud
Key Grip
Grip
Gilles Floquet
Grip
Jacques Barbazange
Grip
Production Accountant
Monique Pautas
Production Accountant
First Assistant Camera
Sound Engineer
Dominik Borde
Sound Engineer
Sound
Pierre Befve
Sound
Patrice Grisolet
Sound
Marie Guesnier
Sound
Michel Barlier
Sound
Production Secretary
Marie-Laure Compain
Production Secretary
Extras Casting
Nathalie Serfaty
Extras Casting
Second Assistant Camera
Germain Desmoulins
Second Assistant Camera
Construction Manager
Alain Darthou
Construction Manager
Sound Effects
Eric Mauer
Sound Effects
Color Timer
Dresser
Marie Rodriguez
Dresser
Tammera Tudor
Dresser
What's left behind the scenes
- At the insistence of Luc Besson, the lead actress, Anne Parillaud, spent a lot of time handling weapons to get used to them. She constantly loaded and unloaded a mock pistol even while in her car. Once, police noticed this, assumed the weapon was real, and forced the actress to stop and exit the car with her hands raised.
- Victor arrives at the embassy in a Mercedes with diplomatic license plates indicating the car belongs to the Australian embassy.
- In the restaurant scene, Nikita fires a Desert Eagle Mark VII pistol chambered in .357 Magnum, manufactured by the Israeli military state corporation Israel Military Industries.
- Filming took place from February 13 to July 10, 1989.
- At the insistence of Luc Besson, the lead actress, Anne Parillaud, spent a lot of time with weapons to get used to them. She constantly loaded and unloaded a pistol mock-up even in the car. Once, police noticed this, assumed the weapon was real, and forced the actress to stop and exit the car with her hands up.
- In the first scene featuring Anne Parillaud, she delivers only one line, yet it took around a hundred takes to film. Parillaud later learned that director Luc Besson used the second take in the film.
- Viktor arrives at the embassy in a Mercedes with diplomatic license plates indicating the car belongs to the Australian embassy.
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