The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005)

Timing: 1:59 (119 min)

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Actors and characters

Release date

2005-06-01

Country

United States, Mexico, Turkey

Production

Alloy Entertainment, Alcon Entertainment, Di Novi Pictures

Genre

Drama, Comedy, Romance

Budget

$25 000 000

Revenue

$41 866 574

Website

Director

Ken Kwapis

Actors

Amber Tamblyn, America Ferrera, Blake Lively, Alexis Bledel, Bradley Whitford, Nancy Travis, Rachel Ticotin, Jenna Boyd, Mike Vogel, Michael Rady
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Scenario

Producer

Denise Di Novi, Broderick Johnson, Andrew A. Kosove, Debra Martin Chase, Kira Davis, Alison Greenspan, Leslie Morgenstein

Operator

John Bailey

Composer

Cliff Eidelman

Artist

Audition

Editing

Kathryn Himoff
All team (29)

• The scene where the heroines played by Amber Tamblyn and Jenna Boyd lie in a park and look at the starry sky was filmed in a park near the sound stage. Some scenes were shot in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and its surroundings, and filming in the sound stage allowed the actors and crew to avoid working outdoors on cold Canadian nights. The scene where the heroine played by Alexis Bledel gets trapped underwater was filmed there as well.
• Less than a week before the scheduled start of filming, the family in whose house they were going to film the dwelling of the heroine played by Amber Tamblyn decided they didn't want to allow the film crew into their home. As a result, a new location had to be urgently found to film the living room scene, and the bedroom set had to be built in the sound stage.
• To film one of the scenes, the camera had to be placed on rails laid out in a circle around the main heroines. Unfortunately, completing a full circle of the camera around the heroines seemed impossible because at some point, it would start to move in front of the spotlights, creating a shadow. Fortunately, the special effects specialists were able to solve this problem by simply 'erasing' the shadow from the frame.