Wuthering Heights - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Wuthering Heights"
Wuthering Heights (2011)
Timing:
2:4 (124 min)
5.871/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Kevin Loader
Producer
Robert Bernstein
Producer
Douglas Rae
Producer
Executive Producer
Hugo Heppell
Executive Producer
Tim Haslam
Executive Producer
Adam Kulick
Executive Producer
Mark Woolley
Executive Producer
Casting
Gail Stevens
Casting
Des Hamilton
Casting
Lucy Pardee
Casting
Editor
Nicolas Chaudeurge
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Scott McIntyre
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Christopher Wyatt
Art Direction
Production Design
Helen Scott
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Abbi Collins
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Ricci-Lee Berry
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jamie Roden
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Co-Producer
James Saynor
Co-Producer
Matt Delargy
Co-Producer
Second Assistant Director
Jamie D. Allen
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Property Master
Thomas Pleydell Pearce
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Jonathan Privett
Visual Effects Supervisor
Hairstylist
Peta Dunstall
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Agatha A. Nitecka
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Adam Lock
First Assistant Director
Boom Operator
Will Whale
Boom Operator
Simon Bysshe
Boom Operator
Costume Designer
Stephen Noble
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Olivia Hetreed
Screenplay
Novel
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Key Grip
Sam Phillips
Key Grip
Location Manager
Matt Bowden
Location Manager
Special Effects
Grenville Charles
Special Effects
Hair Designer
Emma Scott
Hair Designer
Makeup Designer
Emma Scott
Makeup Designer
Third Assistant Director
Dan Jerome Gill
Third Assistant Director
Gaffer
Andy Cole
Gaffer
Post Production Supervisor
Louise Seymour
Post Production Supervisor
Prosthetics
Kristyan Mallett
Prosthetics
Production Coordinator
Lewis Partovi
Production Coordinator
Line Producer
Rosa Romero
Line Producer
Screenstory
Olivia Hetreed
Screenstory
Sound Recordist
Rashad Omar
Sound Recordist
Unit Manager
Jack Suckling
Unit Manager
Sound Editor
Raphaël Sohier
Sound Editor
Matthieu Fichet
Sound Editor
Animal Wrangler
Abbi Collins
Animal Wrangler
What's left behind the scenes
- The project was announced in April 2008 with Natalie Portman in the lead female role. Almost immediately, in May, she dropped out. A week later, John Maybury, who had been invited as director, signed Michael Fassbender and Abbie Cornish for the lead roles.
- In May 2009, Peter Webber replaced John Maybury as director. Under his direction, Ed Westwick and Gemma Arterton were cast in the lead roles. Over the next six months, the project didn't progress, and in December 2009, Peter Webber also left the project.
- In January 2010, Andrea Arnold was appointed as the new director, who initially planned to cast an actor from the Roma community as Heathcliff. However, British Roma communities reacted without enthusiasm to this idea. After that, an open casting call was directed at young people from Yorkshire aged 16 to 21 of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, or Middle Eastern origin. James Howson, who ultimately got the role, was found in Leeds as a result of an open casting call held there in March.
- Kaya Scodelario, who played Catherine Earnshaw in the film, was the youngest actress to take on this role among all the numerous adaptations of Emily Brontë's novel. All the actresses who had played her previously were at least in their twenties.
- Casting for the children's roles was conducted in private schools among boys and girls with no prior acting experience.
- After Natalie Portman left, Lindsay Lohan actively lobbied for the lead female role.
- In the early stages of the project's development, Henry Cavill was among the candidates for the role of Heathcliff.
- The canary in the film was borrowed for a time from Brian Keenan, a large Yorkshire breeder of these birds. This was due to Andrea Arnold's extreme punctuality regarding the maximum possible authenticity of the film. Therefore, the canary and its cage were preferably also from Yorkshire.
- During the filming, the crew and actors lived in the famous The Kings Head hotel in Richmond, North Yorkshire. Its main building was built in 1717. The farewell party at the end of filming took place in the small pub The Old Board Inn in the town of House, located near the main filming location.
- The administration of Dale Yorkshire National Park, located in the western part of North Yorkshire County, provided a large number of various historical items from its museum collection for use as props and scenery. These included ceramic and clay tableware, a baby cradle, knitting needles, special vessels for carrying milk on the farm, special shovels and wheelbarrows for digging and transporting peat, and culinary utensils for making homemade oatmeal cookies. All these items are usually exhibited at the local Dales Countryside Museum in the town of Hawes.
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