Unbreakable - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Unbreakable"
Unbreakable (2000)
Timing:
1:46 (106 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Sam Mercer
Producer
Barry Mendel
Producer
Executive Producer
Roger Birnbaum
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Steve Cremin
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Steve Arnold
Art Direction
Costume Design
Joanna Johnston
Costume Design
Stunts
Deborah Habberstad
Stunts
Dean Raphael Ferrandini
Stunts
Don Picard
Stunts
James C. Lewis
Stunts
Gregg Smrz
Stunts
David Rowden
Stunts
Carol Neilson
Stunts
Shirley Smrz
Stunts
Jim Stephan
Stunts
Diane Reneé
Stunts
Phoenix Nugent
Stunts
Jon W. Kishi
Stunts
Patricia Moyer
Stunts
Chandra De Alessandro
Stunts
Production Design
Larry Fulton
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Larry Fulton
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Gretchen Rau
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Allan A. Apone
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Bernadette Mazur
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Terry O'Bright
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Lee Dichter
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Orchestrator
Brad Dechter
Orchestrator
Set Dresser
Michael T. Galvin
Set Dresser
Morgan Miller
Set Dresser
William F. Hennessy Jr.
Set Dresser
William P. Fiedler
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Scott Robertson
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Terry Jackson
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Gordon Hayman
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Kyle Rudolph
Steadicam Operator
Costume Supervisor
Pamela Wise
Costume Supervisor
Sound Effects Editor
Randle Akerson
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
James C. Feng
Assistant Art Director
Marion Kolsby
Assistant Art Director
Scott P. Murphy
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
Kevin Ladson
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard R. Hoover
Visual Effects Supervisor
William Aylsworth
Visual Effects Supervisor
William Aylsworth
Visual Effects Supervisor
Script Supervisor
Dianne Dreyer
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Robert L. Stevenson
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Frank Masi
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Allan Byer
Sound Mixer
Visual Effects Producer
Diane Fazio
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
John Rusk
First Assistant Director
Chief Lighting Technician
Steven Litecky
Chief Lighting Technician
Boom Operator
Linda Murphy
Boom Operator
First Assistant Editor
Ladd Lanford
First Assistant Editor
Foley Artist
Matthew Dettmann
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Richard King
Sound Designer
Construction Coordinator
Art Department Coordinator
David Gordon Williams
Art Department Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
Hugo Weng
Dialogue Editor
James Matheny
Dialogue Editor
Foley Editor
Christopher Flick
Foley Editor
Key Grip
Location Manager
Andrew L. Ullman
Location Manager
Dolly Grip
William Jones
Dolly Grip
Assistant Property Master
R. Vincent Smith
Assistant Property Master
Key Hair Stylist
Francesca Paris
Key Hair Stylist
Leadman
James V. Kent
Leadman
Construction Foreman
Paul Maiello
Construction Foreman
3D Artist
Charles Anderson
3D Artist
Louis Flores
3D Artist
Casting Associate
Music Editor
Thomas S. Drescher
Music Editor
In Memory Of
Greensman
James Breen
Greensman
Production Coordinator
Thomas 'Doc' Boguski
Production Coordinator
Tailor
Kara Morasco
Tailor
Althea A. Unrath
Tailor
Maria Vaughan
Tailor
Visual Effects Coordinator
Jodi Birdsong
Visual Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
Thomas R. Bryant
Visual Effects Editor
ADR Supervisor
Michael Haight
ADR Supervisor
Extras Casting
Diane Heery
Extras Casting
Visual Effects Art Director
Mike Meaker
Visual Effects Art Director
Foley
Patricio A. Libenson
Foley
Makeup Effects
Howard Berger
Makeup Effects
Underwater Director of Photography
Mike Thomas
Underwater Director of Photography
Location Casting
Mike Lemon
Location Casting
Graphic Novel Illustrator
Shop Electric
David Gordon Williams
Shop Electric
What's left behind the scenes
- The role of Audrey Dunne was offered to Julianne Moore.
- The music playing during Elijah's exhibition is the same composition that Rogue/Marie's mother was learning in the opening scenes of 'X-Men' (2000).
- In the film "Die Hard 3: Vengeance" (1995), Inspector Cobb (Larry Bryggman) tells John McClane (Bruce Willis) that "next month he will be working as a security guard." In this film, Bruce played a security guard.
- Elijah asks David why he chose a profession related to protecting people, and not some other one, among which he mentions organizing a restaurant chain. In real life, Bruce Willis is one of the founders of the "Planet Hollywood" restaurant chain.
- Osteogenesis Imperfecta is a very rare, real-life disease that was recreated with particular accuracy in the film.
- The main character of the film is named David Dunn. In comics, the first and last names of the main characters very often start with the same letter, for example: Peter Parker, Bruce Banner, Matt Murdock, Clark Kent.
- Samuel L. Jackson suggested that his character have a glass cane.
- As in the comics, the main characters are predominantly dressed in clothes of certain colors: David's clothes are green; Elijah's are purple. Samuel L. Jackson himself chose the color of his character's clothes, as purple is his favorite color.
- "Unbreakable" was supposed to be the first film in a trilogy, but its box office failure dashed the original plans. However, "Glass," filmed 19 years later and serving as a sequel to both M. Night Shyamalan films—"Unbreakable" and "Split"—restored the 2000 film's status as the first part of the trilogy.
- The film was shot from April 25th to July 2000 in the state of Pennsylvania in the cities of Philadelphia, Eaton, and Manayunk.
- The film's director, M. Night Shyamalan, appeared in a cameo role as a stadium visitor.
- The end credits of the film stated that it was filmed in memory of Elizabeth Lawrence.
- The screen shows us the death of four characters, but 513 people die off-screen.
- The shot of Audrey in the hospital, which we see through glass and as if in a slight haze, is practically identical to the first appearance of Lois Lane on screen in "Superman" (1978).
- The film takes place in Philadelphia. In Elijah's workplace among newspaper clippings, you can notice the headline “Killer Virus Released at Airport.” Bruce Willis starred in the film “12 Monkeys” (1995), where the virus that led to the near-total destruction of humanity was first spread at a Philadelphia airport.
- Several scenes related to Mr. Glass feature glass objects: we see the newborn Glass through a reflection in a mirror; we see him as a child through a reflection in a turned-off television screen; he leaves his business card on the windshield of David Dunn's car; we see his reflections in the glass of his gallery; his cane is made of glass.
- The logo of the television channel reporting on the train crash is the Fantastic Four logo.
- Several important items for the film's plot are shown upside down for the first time: a television news report about the train crash; Elijah's first comic book; a "Do Not Enter" sign on the grounds where the train wreckage is stored; a silver pistol with a black handle, which Elijah sees on a man in a camouflage jacket jumping over turnstiles; Audrey in an overturned car; Elijah's face when he fell down the stairs.
- The newspaper that David shows his son reads as follows: “Headline: RESCUED. Hero Saves Two Children. Parents Found Dead in Home. By Nicole Marcella. Police are investigating a criminal trespass at a home that led to the deaths of three people in the Bala Cynwyd area. Officials are unable to explain the motivation of the Good Samaritan who saved two young children last night. Details of the incident are superficial, but according to police, after freeing the children, the unknown hero killed the person responsible for the parents' deaths. Police are currently unable to identify the hero. According to the children, he was approximately 6 feet tall and was wearing a long dark green rain slicker. The children’s names are being withheld until next of kin of the deceased have been notified. Currently, police are still trying to identify the killer. Philadelphia police are asking for any information leading to his identification.”
- In “Die Hard with a Vengeance” (1995), Inspector Cobb (Larry Bryggman) tells John McClane (Bruce Willis) that “next month he’ll be working security.” In this film, Bruce played a security guard.
- "Unbreakable" was intended to be the first film in a trilogy, but its box office failure thwarted the original plans. However, "Glass", filmed 19 years later and serving as a sequel to both M. Night Shyamalan’s “Unbreakable” and “Split”, restored the 2000 film’s status as the first part of the trilogy.
- A shot of Audrey in the hospital, seen through glass and as if in a slight haze, is practically identical to the first appearance of Lois Lane on screen in “Superman” (1978).
- Several important items for the film's plot are shown upside down for the first time: the television news report about the train crash; Elijah's first comic book; a "Do Not Enter" sign on the site where the train wreckage is stored; a silver pistol with a black handle, which Elijah sees on a man in a camouflage jacket jumping over the turnstiles; Audrey in an overturned car; Elijah’s face when he falls down the stairs.
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