Three - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Three"
Three (2005)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
5.6/10
283
283
5.983/10
95800
95800
4.9/10
11000
11000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Albert Martínez Martín
Producer
Carola Ash
Producer
Gary Brockette
Producer
Michael Dounaev
Producer
Jeff Geoffray
Producer
Walter Josten
Producer
Heinz Thym
Producer
Robert Velo
Producer
Michael Wolter
Producer
Executive Producer
Stephen Margolis
Executive Producer
Nicolas Stiliadis
Executive Producer
Paco Alvarez
Executive Producer
Diane Kirman
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Matt Western
Casting
Editor
Nick Rotundo
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Alain Couty
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Keith Slote
Art Direction
Stunts
Production Design
Jon Bunker
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Alain Couty
Stunt Coordinator
Set Decoration
Manuel Demoulling
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Richard Harvey
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Tony Imi
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
Philippe Ciompi
Sound Effects Editor
Script Supervisor
Rowena Ladbury
Script Supervisor
Still Photographer
Jim Sheldon
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Gareth Unwin
First Assistant Director
Boom Operator
Ruari B. Dowdney
Boom Operator
Art Department Coordinator
Barbara Prati
Art Department Coordinator
Assistant Editor
Alexandra Rotundo
Assistant Editor
Julien Rotundo
Assistant Editor
Foley Editor
Trevor Swanscott
Foley Editor
Key Grip
Stuart Godfrey
Key Grip
Makeup Designer
Leendert van Nimwegen
Makeup Designer
Music Editor
Ross Cullum
Music Editor
Makeup & Hair
Claudine Moureaud
Makeup & Hair
Production Coordinator
Moresco Alessandra
Production Coordinator
Isobel Conroy
Production Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
Chuck Kahn
Visual Effects Editor
Line Producer
Charles Salmon
Line Producer
ADR Editor
Howard Halsall
ADR Editor
What's left behind the scenes
- In the film, Kelly Brook's character was given preference over Juan Pablo Di Pace's. Notably, in real life, Kelly Brook dated Billy Zane for almost three years.
- Right at the beginning, during the credits, a wave throws Jennifer onto the shore, lifting her green wrap above her waist, revealing white bikini bottoms. As she gets on all fours, the wrap already covers her hips, concealing the bikini, although the movement isn't interrupted by the cut.
- During the love scene, Jack ties Jennifer's hands with a belt while she is still wearing a bra. Later in the scene, the bra is gone, although it couldn't be removed without being damaged.
- After Jennifer and Manuel find each other on the deserted island and the hero first invites the heroine to swim naked, she enters the sea completely nude, but emerges wearing a bikini.
- The heroine claims she is not a good swimmer. However, later, after an unsuccessful attempt to escape on a boat, Jennifer and Manuel swim a long distance back to the island, and she performs excellently, even overtaking Manuel.
- While Jennifer is drinking from a coconut or fixing her hair, her green wrap alternately covers her chest and then her waist. The wrap itself isn't fastened or tied and one might assume it's simply slipping off her body. However, there are no movements adjusting the wrap, while the movements are not interrupted by cuts.
- While Jennifer is drinking from a coconut, a strand of wet hair lies on her shoulder. In subsequent shots, the strand disappears.
- During the sex scene, a strand of wet hair clings to Jennifer's neck. In subsequent shots, her neck is bare.
- Jack spent about two days in saltwater after the crash. Nevertheless, he had a fully functional Zippo lighter, which he used for a year on a deserted island. Which is technically impossible without refueling.
- Considering the time spent on the island, the characters did not get any tans or sunburns, and the men's beards grew very long over a prolonged period.
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