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Flyboys - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Flyboys"

Flyboys (2006)

Timing: 2:18 (138 min)

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Actors and characters

Film crew

Director

Tony Bill

Director

Producer

Dean Devlin

Producer

Marc Frydman

Producer

Executive Producer

David Brown

Executive Producer

James Clayton

Executive Producer

Phillip Goldfarb

Executive Producer

Duncan Reid

Executive Producer

Casting

John Hubbard

Casting

Dan Hubbard

Casting

Ros Hubbard

Casting

Editor

Chris Blunden

Editor

Ron Rosen

Editor

Art Direction

Matthew Gray

Art Direction

Philip Elton

Art Direction

Supervising Art Director

Ray Chan

Supervising Art Director

Costume Design

Nic Ede

Costume Design

Production Design

Charles Wood

Production Design

Stunt Coordinator

Steve Dent

Stunt Coordinator

Set Decoration

Eliza Solesbury

Set Decoration

Makeup Artist

Carmel Jackson

Makeup Artist

Lorna McGowan

Makeup Artist

Laura McIntosh

Makeup Artist

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Mike Prestwood Smith

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Mark Paterson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Original Music Composer

Trevor Rabin

Original Music Composer

Director of Photography

Henry Braham

Director of Photography

Camera Operator

Graham Hall

Camera Operator

Ian Foster

Camera Operator

Steadicam Operator

Gary L. Camp

Steadicam Operator

Costume Supervisor

Gilly Martin

Costume Supervisor

Sound Effects Editor

Jon Olive

Sound Effects Editor

Jed Loughran

Sound Effects Editor

Visual Effects Supervisor

Peter Chiang

Visual Effects Supervisor

Johnny Lockwood

Visual Effects Supervisor

Steve Street

Visual Effects Supervisor

Charlie Noble

Visual Effects Supervisor

Supervising Sound Editor

David Evans

Supervising Sound Editor

Stefan Henrix

Supervising Sound Editor

Script Supervisor

Sally Jones

Script Supervisor

Hairstylist

Carmel Jackson

Hairstylist

Lorna McGowan

Hairstylist

Patrice Iva

Hairstylist

Still Photographer

Jay Maidment

Still Photographer

Visual Effects Producer

Fay McConkey

Visual Effects Producer

Rupert Porter

Visual Effects Producer

Mark Franco

Visual Effects Producer

Ellen Walder

Visual Effects Producer

Armorer

Jon Baker

Armorer

Nick Jeffries

Armorer

Steve Cummings

Armorer

Simon Neville

Armorer

Animation

Stewart Ash

Animation

Aysha Madina

Animation

James Lewis

Animation

Nicholas Symons

Animation

Screenplay

David S. Ward

Screenplay

First Assistant Editor

Tania Clarke

First Assistant Editor

Paul Swinburne

First Assistant Editor

Sound Designer

Andy Kennedy

Sound Designer

Art Department Coordinator

Sally Ross

Art Department Coordinator

Dialogue Editor

Iain Eyre

Dialogue Editor

Music Supervisor

Peter Afterman

Music Supervisor

Margaret Yen

Music Supervisor

Matt Biffa

Music Supervisor

Makeup Designer

Graham Johnston

Makeup Designer

Gaffer

Larry Randall

Gaffer

Assistant Director

Matthew Sharp

Assistant Director

Music Editor

Michael Price

Music Editor

Dominic Gibbs

Music Editor

Visual Effects Coordinator

Laura Miles

Visual Effects Coordinator

Clare Tinsley

Visual Effects Coordinator

Visual Effects Editor

Billy A. Campbell

Visual Effects Editor

Richard Diver

Visual Effects Editor

CG Supervisor

Mattias Lindahl

CG Supervisor

Alex Wuttke

CG Supervisor

Rick Leary

CG Supervisor

Finance

Michele Tandy

Finance

Foley

Jack Stew

Foley

3D Supervisor

Dave Rand

3D Supervisor

Author

Phil Sears

Author

Blake T. Evans

Author

CGI Supervisor

Brian Eyre

CGI Supervisor

Underwater Camera

John Handler

Underwater Camera

What's left behind the scenes

The squadron was named in honor of Marquis de Lafayette.
The character of Eugene Skinner (Abdul Salem) was based on Eugène Bullard, whose biography only partially corresponds to what is shown in the film.
The RMS Aquitania, on which Briggs Laurie arrives in Europe from New York, was converted into an armed merchant cruiser at the very beginning of the war, and then into a transport ship, and was no longer used as a passenger liner.
The actual mascots of the Lafayette Escadrille were a pair of lion cubs. One of them was named Whiskey (as shown in the film), and the other was named Soda.
In preparation for filming, James Franco obtained a pilot's license.
Everyone refused to finance the project, so a group of filmmakers and investors, including producer Dean Devlin and David Ellison, son of Oracle Corp. founder Larry Ellison, invested over $60 million of their own money in the film's creation.
Models of French 'Nieuport' fighters were filmed on the ground, while the 'Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter' biplane actually flew. In the best Hollywood tradition, its paint scheme was simply changed as needed, as it depicted several aircraft at once.

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