Choke (2008)

Victor Mancini, in an effort to pay for his once radical, now demented mother’s expensive care in a private hospital, engages in a brazen scam. While dining in upscale restaurants, he deliberately chokes on his food, allowing himself to be “saved” by good Samaritans who grow so close to him in the wake of their heroic Heimlich Maneuvers, they lavish him with checks. His day job is no more conventional: he portrays an indentured Irish servant in full 18th Century garb at a historical theme park. And when he isn’t busy being a put upon Pilgrim, gagging violently or visiting the mother who doesn’t recognize him, Victor is attending sexaholic recovery meetings (or having forbidden encounters in the meeting hall bathroom). It’s no wonder Victor feels adrift. But when his declining mother hints that she might be ready to spill the secret identity of his long lost father, Victor hopes it can finally provide the answers he has been searching for. With the help of his fellow sex addict Denny, Victor befriends his mother’s alluring young physician, who leads him to believe his origins may be far more shockingly divine that he ever could have imagined. So is Victor Mancini still the no-good loser he has always thought he would be for the rest of his life or could he possibly be some crazy kind of savior.

Review & Summary :

After watching Choke, it occurred to me that the association with Fight Club may do more to harm the viewer’s experience than help. Although I can’t argue with the logic that it will help bring audiences into the theaters if they know that Choke is based on a novel written by the same author, Chuck Palahniuk, fans may come without the realization that Choke is a simpler and often more understated story. This is the very reason actor Clark Gregg was able to make this his directorial debut, using the same socially satirical sense-of-humor as the previous Palahniuk adaptation, but this time on a much smaller scale. Fight Club was an ambitious visual achievement for known perfectionist David Fincher once he had reached a higher level of success with Se7en, whereas Choke provided the opportunity for Gregg to start a career with a promising independent film.

Gregg adapted the story to screenplay and also acts in his film, but wisely gives himself a supporting role. In the leading role of Victor Mancini, a man with many identity issues after a rough childhood being kidnapped by his mother from foster homes, Sam Rockwell fits perfectly. In order to keep his negligent mother (Anjelica Huston) in a top-care facility during her last days battling Alzheimer’s, Victor working days as a historical re-enactor at a Colonial Williamsburg theme park, but when that isn’t enough he finds a brilliant scam where he pretends to choke while eating in public. Not only do the people that rescue him send him money in birthday cards, he also finds himself addicted to the feeling of being saved.

Being comforted and supported by strangers isn’t Victor’s only addiction, attending sex addicts meetings each week if only to sleep with the nymphomaniac he is a sponsor to. Random strangers are Victor’s preference, although he finds himself unable to sleep with a woman he actually begins to care about. When one of his mother’s doctors, Paige Marshall (Kelly Macdonald) tries to exploit Victor’s reputation by insisting he impregnate her before she will translate his mother’s diary from Italian to English, Victor is unable to perform for the first time. Victor believes that the diary will give him the answers to his childhood, but he is unprepared for the shocking truth that is translated to him from the secret diary.

Palahniuk’s novels are nearly all filled with internal dialogue and commentary, which was transferred to film with a unique style and voice that separates it from the film version of Fight Club. Palahniuk has such a rich prose, as well as a gift for matching social and human issues with particularly warped or disillusioned protagonists, and while reading his books I am always struck by how visually lush the stories become in my imagination. As easily as the world is created by Palahniuk’s words I usually tend to find the idea of a film version nearly insurmountable, which is why I was pleasantly surprised to find that Clark Gregg’s Choke brings the story to life in an understated way that allows the story to retain and even enhance some of the more poignant elements.

The cast is pitch perfect and immediately following the film I had the urge to return to the novel to read it again with the actor’s faces in mind, which in my mind is the perfect marriage of mediums. Countless times I have debated whether to read a novel when I know that it is being made into a film certain that seeing the film will be disappointing if I have already read the source material. Although there is something to be said for Palahniuk’s distinct literary voice, even he has declared satisfaction with this latest adaptation.

Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway (2008)

In New York City’s gritty East Village, a group of bohemians struggle to live and pay their rent. “Measuring their lives in love,” these starving artists strive for success and acceptance while enduring the obstacles of poverty, illness and the AIDS epidemic.

Review & Summary :

Set in New York City’s gritty East Village, the revolutionary rock opera RENT tells the story of a group of bohemians struggling to live and pay their rent. “Measuring their lives in love,” these starving artists strive for success and acceptance while enduring the obstacles of poverty, illness and the AIDS epidemic. RENT is Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer and Tony Award winning musical, one of the longest running shows on Broadway.

A Thousand Years of Good Prayers (2008)

Mr. Shi is a retired widower from Beijing. When his daughter Yilan, who lives in the US, divorces, he decides to visit her in the small town where she works as a librarian. His intention is to stay with her until he helps her recover from the trauma. Mr. Shi likes to tell the people he meets in America that he’s a “rocket scientist”, enjoying their attention. But Yilan is less enthusiastic about his showing off, nor is she interested in his plan to rescue her marriage and reconstruct her life. When Mr. Shi insists on finding out the reason for the divorce, Yilan starts to avoid him.

Hounddog (2007)

In rural Alabama in the late 1950s, spirited young girl Lewellen struggles to rise above the repression that surrounds her. Lewellen lives with her stern religious zealot grandmother, Grammie, but spends most of her time down the hill with her much-adored Daddy in his falling down shack. Daddy is wild and rough and frequently brings home a beautiful but troubled woman who has a mysterious history with him and comes and goes when his drink and abuse becomes too much for her. But while she’s around, Lewellen’s longing heart reaches for her love. Lewellen is deeply talented and finds comfort and safety, as well as a place to put her hurt and rage, in the music of Elvis Presley. When Elvis Presley comes to town for a concert, Lewellen is desperate to go but has no money for a ticket. Her best friend, Buddy, trying to get her a ticket, arranges for her to do her Elvis impersonation for a local teenager in exchange for tickets to the concert. During the impersonation, the teenager attacks Lewellen and steals her innocence. The attack leaves Lewellen feeling alone and hopeless. It is only the caretaker Charles who can see the spirit in Lewellen and save her soul. He teaches her to use The Blues to turn her tragedy into a gift. Lewellen ultimately finds her true voice, giving her the strength and courage to walk away from her past and into her future.

Theatrical Release
9/19/2008

Director	Credit
Deborah Kampmeier	Director
Cast	Credit
Dakota Fanning	Lewellen
Robin Wright-Penn	Stranger Lady
David Morse	Daddy
Isabelle Fuhrman	Grasshopper
Cody Hanford	Buddy
Piper Laurie	Grammie
Afemo Omilami	Charles
Ryan Pelton	Elvis Presley
Christoph Sanders	Wooden’s Boy
Jill Scott	Big Momma Thornton
Frank Hoyt Taylor	Doctor
Jody Thompson	Preacher
Tom Oppenheim	Mechanic
Sean Wallace	Boy 1
William Yelton	Boy 2
Oliver Clayton-Luce	Boy 3
Grenaldo Frazier	Musician 1 (vocals)
Charlie Lucas	Musician 2 (guitar)
Herman McCloud	Musician 3 (drums)
Charlie Smalls	Musician 4 (bass)
Chandler McIntyre	Buddy’s Mother
Tim Parati	Bartender
Production Credits	Credit
Kelly R Tenney	Co-Producer
Deborah Kampmeier	Producer
John P McAteer	Associate Producer
Robin Wright-Penn	Executive Producer
Richard Bosworth	Associate Producer
Stacey Bakula	Executive Producer
Kathi Scharer	Co-Producer
Raye Dowell	Producer
Terry Leonard	Producer
Kerri Watts	Associate Producer
Henri Kessler	Executive Producer
Gabrielle Berberich	Co-Producer
Scott Franklin	Producer
Chris Hanley	Co-Producer
Rebecca Cleary	Executive Producer
Roberta Hanley	Producer
Jim Czarnecki	Co-Producer
Corey Ribotsky	Executive Producer
Jennifer Gatien	Producer
Sam Froelich	Executive Producer
Lawrence Robins	Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Full Moon Films	Production Company
Hand Picked Films	Production Company
Motion Picture Group	Production Company
Deerjen Productions	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Empire Film Group	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
Writer	Credit
Deborah Kampmeier	Screenplay
Accounting	Credit
Pamela Williamson	Production Accountant
Art Department	Credit
Timothy Grimes	Production Designer
Casting	Credit
Craig Fincannon	Casting Director
Lisa Mae Wells Fincannon	Casting Director
Mary Vernieu	Casting Director
Film Camera	Credit
Stephen Thompson	Photography
Jim Denault	Director of Photography
Edward Lachman	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Gisburg Smialek	Music
Budd Carr	Music Producer
Nora Felder	Music Producer
Physical Effects	Credit
John Copeman	Stunt Coordinator
Production Management	Credit
Matthew V Campbell	Assistant Director
Kelly R Tenney	Production Manager
Sound	Credit
Michael Rayle	Sound Mixer
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Leigh Leverett	Costume Designer
Jo Jo Stephens	Hair Stylist
Victoria Wood	Wig Maker
Joelle Troisi	Makeup - Makeup Department Head
Jason Willis	Special Makeup Effects

Review Summary

A precocious but troubled young girl living in 1950s-era Alabama seeks solace in the music of Elvis Presley in director Deborah Kampmeier’s controversial tale of childhood trauma and musical healing. War of the Worlds star Dakota Fanning takes the lead for a period drama that made its debut at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Fraulein (2007)

Ruza left Belgrade more than 25 years ago to seek a new life in Zurich. Now in her fifties, she has completely detached herself from the past. She owns a cafeteria and maintains an orderly, joyless existence. Mila, a waitress there, is a good-humored Croatian woman who also emigrated decades ago, but, unlike Ruza, she dreams of returning to a house on the Croatian coast. Both of them receive a jolt when Ana, a young, itinerant woman who has fled Sarajevo, breezes into the cafeteria looking for work. Ruza hires her but is annoyed by Ana’s impulsive and spirited efforts to inject life into the cafeteria. Gradually the acrimony will dissipate, as Ana, who hides a tragic secret under her passionate spirit, begins to thaw Ruza’s chill, and their relationship will change both women in ways they never anticipated

 

Theatrical Release
9/19/2008

Director	Credit
Andrea Staka	Director
Cast	Credit
Ljubica Jovic	Mila
Marija Skaricic	Ana
Mirjana Karanovic	Ruza
Andrea Zogg	Franz
Pablo Aguilar	Fredi
Zdenko Jelcic	Ante
David Imhoof	Stefan
Sebastian Krahenbuhl	Young Man
Oliver Zgorelec	Violinist
Annette Wunsch	Doctor
Kenneth Huber	Doctor
Aniko Donath	Pharmacist
Hans Suter	Old Man
Stefan Suske	Car Driver
Vera Bommer	Sheila
Robin Rehmann	Momo
Tiziana Jelmini	Artist
Sanja Ristic	Vera
Production Credits	Credit
Sascha Schwill	Executive Producer
Susann Rudlinger	Producer
Samir	Producer
Mirjam Quinte	Producer
Davor Pusic	Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Quinte Film	Production Company
Dschoint Ventschr Filmproduktion AG	Production Company
SF Schweizer Fernsehen	Production Company
F.I.S.T DOO	Production Company
Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF)	Production Company
Das Kleine Fernsehspiel	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Film Movement	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Film Movement	Domestic Distribution Rights
Look Now! Filmverleih	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Writer	Credit
Andrea Staka	Screenplay
Barbara Albert	Screenplay
Marie Kreutzer	Screenplay
Art Department	Credit
Sue Erdt	Production Designer
Casting	Credit
Corinna Glaus	Casting
Sanja Ristic	Casting
Film Camera	Credit
Igor Martinovic	Director of Photography
Stefan Stefanini	Camera
Film Sales Financing	Credit
Dschoint Ventschr Filmproduktion AG	Distribution Sales International Sales
Music	Credit
Peter Von Siebenthal	Original Music - Music
Till Wyler	Original Music - Music
Daniel Jakob	Original Music - Music
Production Management	Credit
Florian Engelhardt	Assistant Director
Sascha Schwill	Production Manager
Sound	Credit
Max Vornehm	Sound
Jorge Elsner	Sound Designer
Serge Timmons	Sound - Sound Assistant
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Bettina Marx	Costume Designer
Simone Pfluger	Makeup

Review & Summary :

 

Three very different women from former Yugoslavia try to get by in Zurich in Das Fräulein (Fraulein) from Swiss director of Yugoslav-origins Andrea Stacka. Featuring outstanding performances from the protagonists and a keen eye for detail, the film continues to expand the cinematic exploration of the heritage of the Balkan Wars from a female point of view after Berlinale-winner Grbavica (which also starred Mirjana Karanovic). Being less overly melodramatic and more cinematic in its language than Grbavica but lacking the prestige of a Golden Bear (though it did win the Golden Leopard in Locarno), Das Fräulein should stand about an equal chance of finding niche distribution in arthouses across the continent.

In the pre-title sequence, Balkan folk music plays, as a hand is seen pruning branches from a bare tree. The message is clear: the branches can be removed to stimulate growth and fruition in the future, but the roots stay where they are. Ruza (Karanovic) runs a canteen in Zurich and leads the classical example of an orderly but lonely life — without heartbreak but also without passion. She is originally from Belgrade but arrived in Switzerland before the Balkan Wars. In her kitchen works the elderly Mila (Ljubica Jovic), who is from the Croatian coast and is married and has her children and husband in Zurich. She saves all her money for a house they are constructing back home. Into their lives comes the force of nature Ana (Marija Skaricic), a young girl who lived through the siege of Sarajevo and who seems to want to live each moment as if it were here last.

 

Stacka, who also wrote the screenplay for Das Fräulein, uses this basic premise to weave together a tapestry of three women who are all on foreign ground and have experiences in common though the country they were born in does no longer exist as one unity. In the film’s strongest scene, Ruza and Ana — who on the surface seem to be two polar opposites in character, age and experience — have punch together in a mountaintop café. Here Stacka hits all the rights notes, cleverly using apparently innocent dialogue to not only advance the plot and reveal character but also to talk about the story’s more buried themes of nationalism and homesickness at the same time. Elsewhere, Stacka uses surprising shots and mise-en-scene to drive home her points: a single-take overhead shot of a dancing woman is beyond delirious, but illustrates her ecstasy as well as anything.

 

Though some symbolism involving a casino and a late plot contrivance that influences the film’s outcome do seem to lead the story into the arena of melodrama, on the whole Das Fräulein is thankfully devoid of tear-inducing material. Instead, it touches on some themes that are much more abstract but therefore perhaps also more satisfying when visualised (as they are here): immigrant life, regrets, living between two cultures and surviving wars, love, family and other catastrophes.

 

 

Ghost Town (2008)

Bertram Pincus is a man whose people skills leave much to be desired. When Pincus dies unexpectedly, but is miraculously revived after seven minutes, he wakes up to discover that he now has the annoying ability to see ghosts. Even worse, they all want something from him, particularly Frank Herlihy, who pesters him into breaking up the impending marriage of his widow Gwen. That puts Pincus squarely in the middle of a triangle, with spirited results.

Theatrical Release
9/19/2008

Studio	Credit
DreamWorks SKG	Studio Studio
Director	Credit
David Koepp	Director
Cast	Credit
Ricky Gervais	Bertram Pincus
Greg Kinnear	Frank Herlihy
Tea Leoni	Gwen
Kristen Wiig	Surgeon
Jordan Carlos	- Cast
Monte Bezell	- Cast
Billy Campbell	Richard
Dana Ivey	Mrs. Pickthall
Aasif Mandvi	Dr. Jahangir Prashar
Production Credits	Credit
Joseph Iberti	Co-Producer
Roger Birnbaum	Executive Producer
Gavin Polone	Producer
Gary Barber	Executive Producer
Ezra Swerdlow	Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Spyglass Entertainment Group	Production Company
Pariah	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Paramount Pictures	Worldwide Theatrical Distributor
Paramount Pictures	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Writer	Credit
David Koepp	Screenplay
John Kamps	Screenplay
Art Department	Credit
Howard Cummings	Production Designer
Debra Schutt	Set Decorator
Tina Khayat	Art Department Coordinator
Nicholas Lundy	Art Director
Casting	Credit
Dylan Jury	Casting Assistant
Jennifer Cram	Casting Associate
John Papsidera	Casting Director
Pat McCorkle	Casting Director
Film Camera	Credit
Fred Murphy	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Geoff Zanelli	Original Music
Physical Effects	Credit
Jeffrey Lee Gibson	Stunt Coordinator
Production Management	Credit
Jeffrey T Bernstein	Assistant Director
Evan Perazzo	Location Manager
Leda Nomang	Production Coordinator
Joseph Iberti	Project Manager
Publicity	Credit
Peter J Silbermann	Publicity
Sound	Credit
James Sabat	Sound
Visual Effects	Credit
Steve Kirshoff	Special Effects
Mark Bero	Special Effects
Lorenzo Hall	Special Effects
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Sacha Quarles	Hair - Hair Department
Sarah Edwards	Costume Designer

Review & Summary :

In the romantic comedy “Ghost Town,” Bertram Pincus (Ricky Gervais), is a man whose people skills leave much to be desired. When Pincus dies unexpectedly, but is miraculously revived after seven minutes, he wakes up to discover that he now has the annoying ability to see ghosts. Even worse, they all want something from him, particularly Frank Herlihy (Greg Kinnear) who pesters him into breaking up the impending marriage of his widow Gwen (Téa Leoni). That puts Pincus squarely in the middle of a triangle with spirited result.

My Best Friend’s Girl (2008)

Smart, beautiful and headstrong, Alexis is the girl of Dustin’s dreams. But after only five weeks of dating, the love-struck Dustin is coming on so strong that Alexis is forced to slow things down–permanently. Devastated and desperate to get her back, Dustin turns to his best friend, Tank, the rebound specialist. A master at seducing–and offending–women, Tank gets hired by freshly dumped guys to take their ex-girlfriends out on the worst date of their lives–an experience so horrible it sends them running gratefully back to their beaus. But when Tank works his magic on Alexis, he ends up meeting the challenge of a lifetime. Alexis is the first girl who knows how to call his bluff, and Tank soon finds himself torn between his loyalty to Dustin and a strange new attraction to his best friend’s girl.

Theatrical Release
9/19/2008

Studio	Credit
Lionsgate	Studio
Director	Credit
Howard Deutch	Director
Cast	Credit
Dane Cook	Tank
Kate Hudson	Alexis
Alec Baldwin	Professor Turner
Jason Biggs	Dustin
Lizzy Caplan	Ami
Riki Lindhome	Hilary
Diora Baird	Rachel
Taran Killam	Josh
Andrew Caldwell	Sad Dork
Jenny Mollen	Colleen
Eamon Brooks	Random Guy
Rakefet Abergel	Heavily Pierced Kid
Malcolm Barrett	Dwalu
Hilary Pingle	Claire
Faye Grant	Merrilee
Mini Anden	Lizzy
Nate Torrence	Craig
Richard Snee	Brian
Amanda Brooks	Carly
Alberto Bonilla	Pedro
michael O’toole	Michi Yamana
Sally Pressman	Courtney
Kate Albrecht	Laney the Babysitter
Maureen Keiller	Seamstress
Tom Kemp	Priest
Tony V	Chef Slava
Jacqui Holland	Kindly Stripper
Don Bagley	Rabbi
Andria Blackman	Ms. Barber
Georgia Lyman	Hot Coed
Melina Lizette	Ms. Reiling
Josh Alexander	Burt
Angel M Wagner	Mariachi Band Leader
Julio C Bare	Mariachi Band Musician
Rafael B Rodriguez	Mariachi Band Musician
Scott Winters	Annoying Co-Worker
Frank Hsieh	Band Leader
Mike Elliot	Man in Bathroom
Seth Child	Young Kid
Nancy Sadsad	Random Guy’s Girl
Denise McDonald	Office Employee
Jay Hall	Office Employee
Gretchen Arntz	Office Employee
Micah Sherman	Office Employee
Christopher Nesmith	Office Employee
Rob rota	Lee
Edna Panaggio	Grandmother
Production Credits	Credit
Jerry P Jacobs	Co-Producer
Adam Herz	Producer
Michael Paseornek	Executive Producer
Mike Elliot	Executive Producer
Jordan Cahan	Co-Producer
Gregory Lessans	Producer
Doug Johnson	Producer
John Sacchi	Executive Producer
Josh Shader	Producer
Guymon Casady	Producer
Dane Cook	Producer
Barry Katz	Producer
Brian Volk-Weiss	Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Terra Firma Films	Production Company
Management 360	Production Company
SuperFinger Entertainment	Production Company
New Wave Entertainment	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Lionsgate	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Boston, Massachusetts USA
Writer	Credit
Jordan Cahan	Screenplay
Accounting	Credit
Brian Kingman	Production Insurance - Insurance
Emily Rice	Post-Production Accountant
Janette Evans	Assistant Accountant
Eric Layne	Production Accountant
Jim Schiro	Accountant - Payroll Accountant
Mark Pedante	Production Accountant - Manager of Production Accounting
Abby Coon	Accountant - Accounting Clerk
Jen Byrne	Post-Production Accountant
Elizabeth Ridley Hagan	Assistant Accountant
Art Department	Credit
E Paul coggins	Art Department - Draftsman
J. M. Hunter	Art Department Coordinator
Alcinio Melim	Gang Boss
Tim Jackson	Set Dresser - Set Dressing Gang Boss
Kyra Friedman	Set Decorator
Jason Garner	Graphics Coordinator - Graphic Designer
Robert Ellison Knight	Scenic Artist - Charge Scenic
Timothy Kirkpatrick (’TK’)	Art Director
Jane Ann Stewart	Production Designer
Amy Morrison	Assistant Set Decorator
Janet Kusnick	Storyboard Artist
Butch McCarthy	Leadman
Nancy A Knight	Scenic Artist - Scenic Foreman
Danica Chipman	Assistant Set Decorator
Matthew Harrington	Set Dresser
Denis Leining	Set Decorator - Set Decorating Coordinator
Deborah Kehs	Art Department - Shop Person
Ellen Sklar Abbott	Graphics Coordinator - Graphic Designer
Nicholas Tzikas	Art Department - Art Department Production Assistant
Elizabeth Flaum	Set Decorator - Set Decorating Production Assistant
Abel Barbour	Set Dresser
Eric Knight	Scenic Artist - Camera Scenic
Joe Barry	Set Dresser
Jacqui Baker	Art Department - Art Department Production Assistant
Rachel Burgio	Art Department - Art Department Production Assistant
William T Costello	Set Dresser
Vanessa Pyne	Art Department - Art Department Production Assistant
Robin Everett McGuirl	Set Dresser
Zack Gorman	Set Dresser
Gabor Medveczky	Set Dresser
Jack Luizzo	Set Dresser
Cled Wang	Set Dresser
Etienne Marchiere	Set Dresser
Elizabeth Fisher	Set Dresser
Kip A Bartlett	Set Dresser - On Set Dresser
Casting	Credit
Maura Tighe	Casting
Kevin Fennessy	Extras Casting
Anne McCarthy	Casting Director (Los Angeles)
Kellie Gesell	Casting Associate (Los Angeles)
Rhiannon Westott	Casting Assistant (Los Angeles)
Aaron Kahl	Extras Casting Assistant
Wayne A Morse	Casting Associate (Los Angeles)
Jay Scully	Casting Director (Los Angeles)
Angela Peri	Extras Casting
Freddy Luis	Casting Director (Los Angeles)
Melissa Paradice	Casting Associate (Boston)
Matthew Smith	Casting Associate (Boston)
Craft Services	Credit
Marco A Ramirez	Catering - Chef
Ethan Fox	Craft Service
Tracy Spiegel	Craft Service
Joshua Dupre	Catering - Assistant Chef
Joseph Gagnepain	Craft Service
pablo herrera	Catering - 2nd Assistant Chef
Nicole Anderson	Craft Service
Jerome Sullivan	Catering - 3rd Assistant Chef
William Ryan Baker	Craft Service
Film Camera	Credit
Jack N Green	Director of Photography
Claire Folger	Photography - Still Photographer
Justin Webber	Camera - Wescam Technician
David Thompson	Steadicam Operator
David Thompson	Camera Operator
Lucas Solomon	Video Playback - Playback Operator
Dan Furst	Video Assist/Playback - Video Assist Operator
Tom Sartori	Colorist - Video Dailies Colorist
Dan Muscarella	Color Timer
Mark Van Horne	Dailies - High Definition Dailies Transfers
Walter Volpatto	Film Lab - Digital Intermediate Artist
Mark Killian	Camera Assistant - Camera Production Assistant
Joshua Friz	Loader
Peter C N Green	Assistant Camera - Assistant A Camera
Regan Copeland	Film Lab - Digital Intermediate Editing
Eric Bidinger	Colorist - Preview Colorist
John Levy	Video Assist/Playback - Video Assist Operator
Lance Rieck	Camera - Scorpio Remote Technician
Christian Hollyer	Assistant Camera - Assistant B Camera
Brian Heller	Director of Photography - Aerial Director of Photography
Tim Sweeney	Assistant Camera - Assistant A Camera
Peter C N Green	Director of Photography
Eric Woody Woods	Film Lab - Digital Intermediate Editing
Bill Schultz	Film Lab - GM Digital Film Services
Patrick Quinn	Assistant Camera - Assistant B Camera
David Jaeckin	Film Lab - DFS Coordinators
Kelley Moore	Film Lab - DFS Coordinator
Jose Avitia	Film Lab - DFS Coordinator
Paul Lavoie	Film Lab - Digital Intermediate Producer
Garrett Bryan	Film Lab - Scanning/Recording
Jerry Callaghan	Film Lab - Scanning/Recording
Rick Lopez	Film Lab - Scanning/Recording
Les Meek	Film Lab - Scanning/Recording
Alex Sanchez	Film Lab - Scanning/Recording
Nate Tufts	Film Lab - Scanning/Recording
Les Vary	Film Lab - Scanning/Recording
Bob Bright	Film Lab - Dustbusting
Lawrence Stoll	Film Lab - Dustbusting
Josh Moore	Film Lab - Lab Contact
Music	Credit
Jeanne Fay	Music - Music Clearance
Diana Beas	Music Coordinator
Jay Faires	Music Supervisor
Brad Dechter	Orchestrations
Sandy DeCrescent	Music Contractor - Orchestral Contractor
Vicki Hiatt	Music Editor
John Debney	Music Conductor - Orchestra Conductor
Ric Ocasek	Song
Shawn Murphy	Score Mixing - Mixing
Shawn Murphy	Score Recording - Recording
The Cars	Song Performer
Andrew Silver	Music Editor
Frank Bennett	Orchestrations
Jimmy Hoyson	Score Recording - Recording
Jean Knight	Song Performer
Peter Rotter	Music Contractor - Orchestral Contractor
Jeanne Fay	Music - Music Licensing
Tricia Holloway	Music Supervisor
Lola Debney	Music Coordinator - Music Score Coordinator
Kenny Gamble	Song
Chris Fagot	Music - Soundtracks
Kevin Kaska	Orchestrations
Didier Rachou	Song Performer
Melanie Mullens-Hoyson	Music Supervisor - Score Production Supervisor
Leon Huff	Song
Jeff Carson	Music Editor
Erik Swanson	Score Recording - Scoring Digital Recordist
Jim Harrison	Music Editor
Robert Beltran	Song
mariachi fantasia	Song Performer
2 Live Crew	Song Performer
Rick Garcia	Song
Larry Hochman	Song
Blowing Trees	Song Performer
Linda Ronstadt	Song Performer
Didier Rachou	Song
David Farnon	Song
Will Hoge	Song Performer
Samuel	Song
Jeff Cardoni	Song Performer
Maurice Jarre	Song Performer
Weatherly	Song
Leslie Mills	Song Performer
Mark D Ross	Song
David Hobbs	Song
Michael Sean O’Neal	Song Performer
Luther Campbell	Song
iZler	Song Performer
Chris Wong Won	Song
Mark Weigle	Song Performer
Chris Maddin	Song
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	Song Performer
Rich Cronin	Song Performer
Edwin Stephens	Song
Drew Pierce	Song
Dorothy Moore	Song Performer
Teddy Thompson	Song Performer
Clint Ballard Jr	Song
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra	Song Performer
Will Hoge	Song
Miles Kurosky	Song
Roma Band	Song Performer
The Kooks	Song Performer
Jeff Cardoni	Song
Alex North	Song
Nena	Song Performer
Duffy	Song Performer
Hy Zaret	Song
Leslie Mills	Song
Tommy James & the Shondells	Song Performer
Chris Pelcer	Song
Steve Maglio	Song Performer
Evan Langford	Song
Johnny Cash	Song Performer
Erwin Lehn	Song Performer
Michael Sean O’Neal	Song
Fil Eisler	Song
Werner Tautz	Song Performer
Edward Christian	Song
Beantown Swing Orchestra	Song Performer
Etta James	Song Performer
Tom Petty	Song
Bill Leeb	Song
Moody Rivers	Song Performer
Leigh Nash	Song
Hassam Ramzy	Song Performer
Phil Thornton	Song Performer
Roy Salmond	Song
matt catingub	Song Performer
Dow Brain	Song
John Hiatt	Song Performer
Brad Young	Song
Sweet	Song Performer
Rich Cronin	Song
Stephan M Sechi	Song Performer
Pablo Signori	Song
Sidney Anthony Miller	Song
Beulah	Song Performer
Karaoke Classics	Song Performer
Samantha Michelle Barbera	Song
Mark Andrew Pontius	Song
Jeff Alan	Song Performer
Nick Oliver Ruth	Song
Jesse Stone	Song
Teddy Thompson	Song
George Friedrich Handel	Song
Jimmy Kennedy	Song
Wilhelm Grosz	Song
Paul Garred	Song
Hugh Harris	Song
Luke Pritchard	Song
Max Rafferty	Song
Joern-Uwe Fahrenkrog-Peterson	Song
Aimee Ann Duffy	Song
Steve Booker	Song
Tommy James	Song
Peter Lucia	Song
Sammy Cahn	Song
James Van Heusen	Song
John R Cash	Song
Erwin Lehn	Song
Werner Tautz	Song
Mack Gordon	Song
Harry Warren	Song
Moody Rivers	Song
George Philip Thornton	Song
matt catingub	Song
Louis Prima	Song
John Hiatt	Song
Trevor Griffin	Song
Andrew Scott	Song
Stephan M Sechi	Song
Jeff Alan	Song
Carlo Karges	Song
Physical Effects	Credit
Steve Ritzi	Stunt Coordinator
Paul Marini	Stunts
Mike Burke	Stunts
Jeff Gibson	Stunt Coordinator
Samantha MacIvor	Stunts
Janet Paparazzo	Stunts
Production Management	Credit
Blythe Robertson	Assistant Production Coordinator
Darwin Zook	Location Coordinator
Gregory Chiodo	Assistant Location Manager
Cortney Haile	Post-Production Coordinator
Mark W McCoy	Production Manager - Post Production Manager
Carl Pedregal	Post-Production Supervisor
Michael Nickodem	Location Manager
Paul Regan	Location Assistant
Frances Simonovich	Production Coordinator
Rebecca Robertson-Szwaja	Script Supervisor
Will Toubman	Location Scout
Amanda Shamis	Clearance Coordinator - Clearance Supervisor
K.C. Colwell	Assistant Director
Sharon C Dietz	Production Supervisor
Jerry P Jacobs	Unit Production Manager
Craig Comstock	Assistant Director
Karen Stark	Assistant Location Manager
Franses Simonovich	Production Coordinator
Elona Culwell	Post-Production Coordinator
Joe Piasecki	Location Scout
Hyunsoo Moon	Location Assistant
Lucas J Nalepinski	Location Assistant
Mara Alcaly	Location Scout
David Eric Chapman	Assistant Director
Benjamin C Dewey	Location Scout
Nathan Ehrlich	Location Assistant
Gillian E O’Kelley	Location Assistant
Publicity	Credit
Amy Leigh Johnson	Unit Publicity
Yon Elvira	Publicity - Vice President, Assets and Unit Publicity
Sound	Credit
Peter Brown	Supervising Sound Editor
Edward Tise	Sound Mixer
Jason S Johnston	Boom Operator
Glynna Grimala	ADR Editor
Glynna Grimala	ADR/Dialogue Editor - Dialogue Editor
Paul Flinchbaugh	Assistant Sound Editor
Phil Lee	Sound Recordist
Orest Sushko	Rerecording Mixer - Sound Rerecording Mixer
Greg Steele	ADR Mixer
Greg Zimmerman	ADR - ADR Recordist
Diane Marshall	Foley Artist
Caitlin McKenna-Wilkinson	ADR Voice Casting
Jarrett Simon	Sound - Utility
Peter Staubli	Sound Effects Editor
George Pereyra	Foley Editor
Brett Voss	Foley Mixer
Seth Tallman	Boom Operator
Jon Mete	ADR/Dialogue Editor - Dialogue Editor
Tami Treadwell	ADR - ADR Recordist
Robert Deschaine	ADR Mixer
Adam Jenkins	Rerecording Mixer - Sound Rerecording Mixer
Ron Bedrosian	ADR Mixer
Julio Carmona	ADR - ADR Recordist
Dean St John	ADR Mixer
Julie Altus	ADR - ADR Recordist
Kat Cressida	ADR - ADR Cast
Kerry Gutierrez	ADR - ADR Cast
Caitlin McKenna	ADR - ADR Cast
Richard Miro	ADR - ADR Cast
Paul Pape	ADR - ADR Cast
Justin Shenkarow	ADR - ADR Cast
Dennis Singletary	ADR - ADR Cast
Pepper Sweeney	ADR - ADR Cast
Claudette Wells	ADR - ADR Cast
Lynnanne Zager	ADR - ADR Cast
Josh Daugherty	ADR - ADR Cast
Visual Effects	Credit
Casey Leming	Graphics - Electronic Graphics
Trinh Baxter	Matte Painter
Lee N Johansson	Special Effects Technician
David Rosenthal	Visual Effects Supervisor - I/O Supervisor
Roger Mocenigo	Digital Effects Artist - Compositor
Brian Ricci	Special Effects
Jamie Baxter	3-D Artist
William Jakielaszek	Special Effects Foreman
Richard McMillan	Special Effects Technician
Nick Clifford	Special Effects - Special Effects Assistant
Corina Zuniga	Graphics - Electronic Graphics
Mike Uguccioni	Visual Effects Supervisor
Geoff Leavitt	3-D Artist
Gary Newell	Special Effects Technician
Paul Raymond	Special Effects Technician
Stephen R Ricci	Special Effects Technician
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Hope B Slepak	Costume Supervisor
Trish Seeney	Makeup Artist - Department Head Make-Up Artist
Brenda McNally	Makeup - Makeup Department
Brenda McNally	Hair Stylist - Department Head Hairstylist
Marilyn Vance	Costume Designer
Parrish Kennington	Costumer - On Set Costumer
Janna Pederson	Seamstress Supervisor - Seamstress
Laura Angotti	Assistant Costume Designer
Liz Bernstrom	Makeup Artist
Cheryl Daniels	Hair Stylist
Caroline Errington	Costumer
Robert Fitz	Makeup Artist
Dana Schaefer	Costumer
Beatrice de Alba	Hair Stylist - Personal Hairstylist
Negin Zand	Hair Stylist - Colorist
Rosa J Colon	Costumer
Ronnie Specter	Makeup Artist
Victoria M Porter	Hair Stylist
Alyson Macinnis	Costumer
Jean Carney	Makeup Artist
Kristen Barry	Hair Stylist
Rob Fitz	Makeup Artist
Rebecca Frye	Makeup Artist
Jeri Lashay	Makeup Artist
Vicki Morgenstern	Makeup Artist
Nichole M Fleau	Makeup Artist
Christina LaPointe	Makeup Artist
Molly Smith	Makeup Artist
Sherryn Smith	Makeup Artist
Mark Nieman	Makeup Artist - Special Effects Make-Up Artist
Joe Rossi	Makeup Artist - Special Effects Make-Up Artist

Review & Summary :

A master at seducing – and offending – women, Tank is a professional “My Best Friend’s Girl.” When guys get dumped, they hire Tank to take their ex-girlfriends out on the worst date of their lives – an experience so horrible it sends them running gratefully back to their beaus. So when Tank’s best friend, Dustin, is dumped by his new girlfriend, Tank naturally offers to help out… and ends up meeting the challenge of a lifetime. Smart, beautiful and headstrong, Alexis is the first girl who knows how to call his bluff, and Tank soon finds himself torn between his loyalty to Dustin and his love for his best friend’s girl.An outrageous, sexy, no-holds-barred romantic comedy, Lionsgate’s “My Best Friend’s Girl” stars Dane Cook and Kate Hudson, and is directed by Howard Deutch from a script by Jordan Cahan.
    

The Duchess (2008)

Synopsis:

Long before the concept existed, the Duchess of Devonshire, Georgiana Spencer, was the original “It Girl.” Like her direct descendent Princess Diana, she was ravishing, glamorous and adored by an entire country. Determined to be a player in the wider affairs of the world, she proved that she could out-gamble, out-drink and outwit most of the aristocratic men who surrounded her. She helped usher in sweeping changes to England as a leader of the forward-thinking Whig Party. But even as her power and popularity grew, she was haunted by the fact that the only man in England she seemingly could not seduce was her very own husband, the Duke. And when she tried to find her own way to be true to her heart and loyal to her duty, the resulting controversies and convoluted liaisons would leave all of London talking

Theatrical Release
9/19/2008

Director	Credit
Saul Dibb	Director
Cast	Credit
Keira Knightley	Georgiana
Ralph Fiennes	The Duke
Dominic Cooper	Charles Grey
Hayley Atwell	Bess Foster
Charlotte Rampling	Lady Spencer
Simon McBurney	Charles Fox
Aidan McArdle	Richard Sheridan
John Shrapnel	General Grey
Alistair Petrie	Heaton
Patrick Godfrey	Dr Neville
Michael Medwin	Speechmaker
Justin Edwards	Macaroni
Richard McCabe	Sir James Hare
Calvin Dean	Devonshire House Servant
Hannah Stokely	Devonshire House Maid
Andy Armour	Burleigh
Emily Jewell	Nanny
Bruce MacKinnon	Sir Peter Teazle
Georgia King	Lady Teazle
Luke Norris	Footman
Eva Hrela	Charlotte (Age 3)
Poppy Wigglesworth	Charlotte (Age 9)
Emily Cohen	Harryo
Mercy Fiennes Tiffin	Little G
Sebastian Applewhite	Augustus
Angus McEwan	Lord Robert
Kate Burdette	Lady Harriet
Laura Stevely	Lady Elizabeth
Ben Garlick	Lord Ambrose
Max Bennett	Lord Walter
Camilla Arfwedson	Lady Charlotte
Fiona Sheehan	Young Girl in Theatre
Sarah Wyatt	Servant Girl
Thomas Arnold	Dealer
Gilbert Wynne	Althorpe Servant
Richard Curzon	Heaton’s Clerk
Sophia Johnston	Guest at Lady Melbourne’s Ball
Katerina Tana	Guest at Lady Melbourne’s Ball
Production Credits	Credit
Jill Tandy	Associate Producer
Colleen Woodcock	Co-Producer
Carolyn Marks Blackwood	Executive Producer
Michael Kuhn	Producer
Francois Ivernel	Executive Producer
Gabrielle Tana	Producer
Malcolm Ritchie	Associate Producer
Alexandra Arlango	Co-Producer
Mark Woolley	Associate Producer
Cameron McCracken	Executive Producer
Christine Langan	Executive Producer
Andrew Semans	Associate Producer
David M. Thompson	Executive Producer
Amanda Foreman	Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Qwerty Films	Production Company
Magnolia Mae Productions	Production Company
BBC Films	Production Company
Pathe Renn Productions	Production Company
BIM Distribuzione	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Pathe Distribution	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Paramount Vantage	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Paramount Vantage	Domestic Distribution Rights
Best Films	Foreign Distribution Rights
Filmes Lusomundo	Foreign Distribution Rights
Paramount Vantage	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Tiglon	Foreign Distribution Rights
Cineart	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
AQS	Foreign Distribution Rights
Shani Films	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Acme Film	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Myndform	Foreign Distribution Rights
Worldwide Entertainment Group (WEG)	Foreign Distribution Rights
CP Digital	Foreign Distribution Rights
Central Partnership	Foreign Distribution Rights
Golden Village	Foreign Distribution Rights
Media Pro Film Distribution	Foreign Distribution Rights
Writer	Credit
Amanda Foreman	Source Material
Jeffrey Hatcher	Screenplay
Anders Thomas Jensen	Screenplay
Saul Dibb	Screenplay
Accounting	Credit
Tarn Harper	Post-Production Accountant
Jackie O’Sullivan	Assistant Accountant
Rachel Plose	Production Accountant
James Clarke	Finance Manager - Finance Director
Richard Slinn	Accountant - Accounts Cashier
Charlotte Mukalazi	Accountant - Management Accountant
Sarah Hunt	Assistant Accountant
Linda Bowen	Post-Production Accountant - Post Production Assistant Accountant
Ciaran Moran	Assistant Accountant
Animal Training Handling	Credit
Gill Raddings	Animal Services - Animal & Livestock Handling
Gerard Naprous	Animal Services - Horse Master
Daniel Naprous	Animal Services - Horse Master
Art Department	Credit
Lucy Eyre	Assistant Set Decorator
Tim Browning	Art Department - Draftsman
Kathy Heaser	Graphics Coordinator - Graphic Designer
Rebecca Alleway	Set Decorator
Gillian Campbell	Painter - HOD Scenic Painter
Michael Carlin	Production Designer
Karen Wakefield	Art Director
James Collins	Assistant Art Director
Rebecca Thomas	Art Department - Art Department Assistant
Jody Raynes	Painter - Scenic Painter Supervisor
Ben Munro	Art Director - Standby Art Director
Viv Ball	Painter - Scenic Painter
Athene Macrae	Art Department - Art Department Runner
Colin Fox	Art Department - Drapesman
Alex MacDonald	Painter - Scenic Painter
Mark McCabe	Art Department - Drapesman
Dean Hawley	Painter - Scenic Painter
Nick Wood	Painter - Scenic Painter
Miara Vazeou	Art Department - Drapesmaster’s Assistant
Jim Dyson	Painter - Standby Painter
Casting	Credit
Ruth Key	Casting Assistant
Lucy Bevan	Casting
Craft Services	Credit
Fiona Gilbert	Catering - Caterer
Michael Gilbert	Catering - Caterer
Film Camera	Credit
Elliot Dupuy	Camera Trainee
Gerry Vasbenter	Camera Operator
Peter Mountain	Photography - Stills Photographer
Nick Kenealy	Videotape Operator - Video Operator
Gyula Pados	Director of Photography
Rawdon Hayne	Assistant Camera Operator
Adam Inglis	Colorist
Iain MacKay	Loader - Camera Loader
Paul Doogan	Film Lab - Scan and Record
John Hurley	Loader - Camera Loader
Andrew Lim	Colorist
Dermot Hickey	Assistant Camera Operator
Alan Stewart	Camera Operator - Lighting Camera Operator
Marc Neale	Film Lab - Scan and Record
Rodrigo Gutierrez	Camera Operator
Dan Perry	Film Lab - Scan and Record
Chris McAleese	Loader - Camera Loader
Bob Roach	Film Lab - Scan and Record
Clive Noakes	Film Lab - Laboratory Contact
Film Sales Financing	Credit
Pathe International	Film Financier
BBC Films	Film Financier
BIM Distribuzione	Film Financier
Pathe Pictures International	Foreign Distribution Sales
Legal	Credit
Robert Norris	Legal Services - Production Legal Services
Richard Philipps	Legal Services - Production Legal Services
Music	Credit
Rachel Portman	Music Producer - Score Producer
The Mozarteum Quartet	Song Performer
Jeff Atmajian	Orchestrations
Johann Sebastian Bach	Song
Chris Dibble	Music Engineer - Recording Engineer
Yann McCullough	Music Editor
David Snell	Music Conductor
Rick Wentworth	Music - Pre-Records Musical Director
Anne Collis	Music Contractor - On Set Music Contractor
Nyree Pinder	Music Coordinator - On Set Music Co-Ordination
Abbie Lister	Music Coordinator - On Set Music Co-Ordination
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart	Song
Jan Holzner	Music Engineer - Recording Engineer
Jonathan Allen	Music - On Set Music Recorder
Rachel Portman	Orchestrations
Andrew Dudman	Music - On Set Music Recorder
George Friedrich Handel	Song
James Fitzpatrick	Orchestrations - Orchestral Contractor
Youki Yamamoto	Music - Music Associate
Pietro Locatelli	Song
Chris Cozens	Music - Auricle
Ludwig Van Beethoven	Song
Jiri Simunek	Music - Music Preparation
Antonio Vivaldi	Song
Georg Philipp Telemann	Song
Petr Matejak	Music - Solo Violin
Pavel Belousek	Music - Solo Cello
Joseph Haydn	Song
Physical Effects	Credit
Marc Cass	Stunt Performer
Lee Sheward	Stunt Coordinator
Maxine Whittaker	Stunt Double - Double
Stuart Clark	Stunt Performer
Tidd James	Stunt Performer
Seon Rogers	Stunt Performer
Production Management	Credit
Sam Donovan	Script Supervisor
Nick Laws	Production Manager
Josh Robertson	Assistant Director
Andrew Warren	Line Producer
Peter Tullo	Location Assistant
Ben Gladstone	Location Manager
Tom Stourton	Assistant Location Manager
Tania Blunden	Post-Production Supervisor
John David Gunkle	Unit Manager
Emma Olrich-Smith	Assistant Production Coordinator
Nicky Earnshaw	Production Coordinator
Kate Penlington	Clearance Coordinator - Clearance & Neg Checking
Faye Stevens	Post-Production Coordinator
Andrew Dalmahoy	Location Scout
Dermot McDermott	Unit Manager - Unit Operations
rebecca davis	Assistant Location Manager
Matthew Vizard	Production Coordinator - Production & Delivery Co-Ordinator
Jamie Lengyel	Location Manager
Toby Hosking	Assistant Director
Nick Shuttleworth	Assistant Director - Crowd 2nd Assistant Director
Tom Brewster	Assistant Director
Sandrine Loisy	Assistant Director - Crowd 3rd Assistant Director
Paul Cathie	Assistant Director
Publicity	Credit
Emma Davie	Unit Publicist
Sound	Credit
Alex Ellerington	Sound Editor
Louis Elman Amps	ADR Voice Casting
Andi Derrick	Foley Artist
Ben Norrington	Foley Editor
Simon Fraser	Sound Mixer
Howard Halsall	ADR/Dialogue Editor - Dialogue Editor
Paul Hamblin	Rerecording Mixer
Catherine Hodgson	Supervising Sound Editor
Paul Botham	Boom Operator
Marco Itta	Sound - Sound Assistant (2nd Unit)
Forbes Noonan	Foley Recordist
Mike Turner	Sound Mixer (2nd Unit)
Grant Bridgeman	Boom Operator (2nd Unit)
Alexandros Sidiropoulos	Rerecording Mixer
Oliver Bunker	Sound - Sound Assistant (2nd Unit)
Abigail Barbier	ADR Voice Casting
Andrea King	Foley Artist
Noel Thompson	Sound Mixer (2nd Unit)
Martin Williams	Sound Mixer (2nd Unit)
Visual Effects	Credit
Timo-Pekko Nieminen	Animation Director - FX TD
Paul Raeburn	2-D Artist - 2D Supervisor
James Davis	Special Effects Technician
Mark Holt	Special Effects Supervisor
Charlie Noble	Visual Effects Supervisor
Fay McConkey	Visual Effects Producer
Mark Michaels	Digital Effects Artist - Compositor
Edward Cross	Visual Effects Editor - VFX Editorial
Zishaan Ajmal	Software Engineer - Data Operations
Kristine-Joeann Jasper	Visual Effects - Matchmove Artist
Adam Hammond	Digital Effects Artist - Compositor
Bradley Bayliss	Software Engineer - Data Operations
Adam Gascoyne	Visual Effects Supervisor
Josh Sutcliffe	Visual Effects Editor - Editorial
Becky Roberts	Visual Effects Producer
Hugh Goodbody	Special Effects Technician
Pete Hanson	Visual Effects - Studio
Elodie Ichter	Visual Effects Editor - Editorial
Miles Drake	Visual Effects - Studio
Marcus Alexander	Visual Effects Producer - Producer
Faye Walkington	Software Engineer - Data Operations
Jan Body	Digital Effects Artist - Cleanup Artist
Jan Staines	Special Effects Technician
Jamie Weguelin	Special Effects Technician
Nam Vu	Software Engineer - Data Operations
Dave Scott	Visual Effects - Tech
Jonathan Dixon	Visual Effects Producer - Producer
Steve Lynn	Visual Effects - Tech
Simon Duke	Visual Effects - VT Supervisor
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Clarice Gill	Hair Assistant - Crowd Hair Trainee
Daniel Phillips	Makeup Designer
Lucy Donowho	Costumes - Costume Buyer
Lou Sheppard	Hairdresser
Jane Bogunovic	Seamstress Supervisor - Seamstress
Michael O’Connor	Costume Designer
Dee Walsh	Wardrobe - Wardrobe Mistress
Tapio Salmi	Makeup Artist
Anna Kot	Assistant Costume Designer
Ann Maskrey	Costume Department - Chief Costume Cutter
Gordon Harmer	Wardrobe Supervisor
Anthony Brookman	Costume Supervisor - Crowd Fitting Supervisor
Jan Archibald	Hair - Hair Designer
Jo Korer	Costume Supervisor - Crowd Fitting Supervisor
Luan Placks	Assistant Costume Designer
Barbara Taylor	Hairdresser
Kathryn Blight	Wardrobe - Principal Wardrobe Standby
Christine Whitney	Hair - Crowd Hair Supervisor
Rosy Coppola	Seamstress Supervisor - Seamstress
Sally Davis	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Corinne Bossu	Makeup Artist
Rachael Speke	Makeup Artist
Stephanie Hovette	Hairdresser - Wig Maker & Hairdresser
Ann Cartwright	Seamstress Supervisor - Seamstress
Vandra Howard	Wardrobe - Principal Wardrobe Standby
Sarah Touaibi	Costume Supervisor - Crowd Set Costume Supervisor
Andrew Joslin	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Susan Ignatius	Hairdresser - Crowd Hairdresser
Tracey Millar	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Barbara Kuznar	Seamstress Supervisor - Seamstress
Wyn Vaughan-Humphreys	Wardrobe - Principal Wardrobe Standby
Saffron Cullane	Seamstress Supervisor - Trainee Seamstress
rose warder	Hairdresser - Crowd Hairdresser
Marie Ross	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Carin Hoff	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Jo Adams	Hairdresser - Daily Crowd Hairdresser
Ashwin Makan	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Gill Bunker	Hairdresser - Daily Crowd Hairdresser
Mark Pilcher	Hairdresser - Daily Crowd Hairdresser
Jools Osborne	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Jacqueline Thomas	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Anita Burger	Hairdresser - Daily Crowd Hairdresser
Maureen Hetherington	Hairdresser - Daily Crowd Hairdresser
Lupt Utama	Costumes - Costume Assistant
Manny Stirpe	Hairdresser - Daily Crowd Hairdresser
Sophie Bugeaud	Costumes - Costume Trainee
Ian Foweraker	Costumes - Costume Trainee
Rosanna Normanton	Costumes - Costume Trainee
Daisy Thistlethwayte	Costumes - Crowd Costume Trainee
abbie woods	Costumes - Crowd Costume Trainee

Review & Summary :

The scandalous rise and fall of the Georgina, Duchess of Devonshire. Like Princess Diana, her direct descendent, she was beautiful, glamorous and adored by the public.

Keira Knightley will play the 18th century aristocrat Georgiana, duchess of Devonshire. An ancestor of Princess Di, she lived an extravagant, profligate and promiscuous life of political and romantic intrigue, becoming an important powerbroker amid Britain’s ruling elite but also running up catastrophic gambling debts. She was alternately feted and reviled, and widely caricatured by the popular press.

Virtual JFK: Vietnam If Kennedy Had Lived (2008)

Synopsis:

Ballet Shoes (2008)

Synopsis:

In 1930’s London, three orphans, Pauline, Petrova and Posy Fossil, are adopted by an eccentric explorer and raised as sisters by his selfless niece. Each of the girls has her own destiny to fulfill; Pauline wants to act, Petrova yearns to be an aviator, and Posy is born to dance. Amidst adversity, the three orphans vow to keep their family together, embarking on an journey to realize their dreams.

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