Nine 1/2 Weeks (1986) [R]

Release Date:
February 9, 1986

Original Title:
Nine 1/2 Weeks

Alternate Titles:
9 1 2 недель
9 1/2 Semanas de Amor
9 1/2 Weeks
9 1/2 savaitės
9 1/2 uge
9 1/2 vecka
9 1/2 недель
9 1/2 тижнів
9 a 1/2 týdne
9 semaines 1/2
9 semaines et demie
9 semanas y media
9 settimane e mezzo
9 su puse savaitės
9 ½ Weeks
9 ½ недель
9 ½ недель [Nine ½ Weeks (1985)]
9 ½ тижнів
9 és fél hét
9,5 Weeks
9-1/2 Weeks
9½ Weeks
9½ εβδομάδες
Devet i pol tjedana
Devět a půl týdne
Dokuz Buçuk Hafta
Neuf semaines et demi
Nine and a Half Weeks
Nine ½ Weeks
Nove settimane e mezzo
Девет седмици и половина
Девять с половиной недель

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Galactic Films
Jonesfilm
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
PSO
Triple Ajaxxx

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: R18+  DE: 16  ES: 18  FR: 12  HU: 16  IE: 18  IT: VM14  JP: R18+  KR: 18  NL: 12  NO: 15  PT: M/18  US: R 

Runtime: 117

They Broke Every Rule.

An erotic story about a woman, the assistant of an art gallery, who gets involved in an impersonal affair with a man. She barely knows about his life, only about the sex games they play, so the relationship begins to get complicated.

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Additional Editing:
Kim Secrist

Additional Soundtrack:
Michael Hoenig

Art Direction:
Linda Conaway-Parsloe

Assistant Costume Designer:
Aude Bronson-Howard

Assistant Property Master:
Mark Peltzer
Karen Kates

Assistant Sound Editor:
Glenn T. Morgan

Associate Producer:
Steven Reuther

Boom Operator:
Richard Murphy

Camera Operator:
Craig Haagensen

Casting:
Lynn Stalmaster
Nan Dutton

Chief Lighting Technician:
Jonathan Lumley

Costume Design:
Bobbie Read

Director:
Adrian Lyne

Director of Photography:
Peter Biziou

Dolly Grip:
Richard C. Kerekes

Editor:
Caroline Biggerstaff
Ed Hansen
Tom Rolf
Mark Winitsky

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Robert E. Relyea

Executive Producer:
Keith Barish
Frank Konigsberg

First Assistant Director:
Benjamin Rosenberg

First Assistant Editor:
Vicki Hiatt

Hairstylist:
Marie-Ange Ripka

Key Grip:
Mitch Lillain

Location Manager:
Randall Badger
Clayton Townsend

Makeup Artist:
David Forrest

Music Coordinator:
Gaylon J. Horton
Elliot Lurie

Music Editor:
Tom Carlin

Music Supervisor:
Becky Mancuso-Winding

Negative Cutter:
Donah Bassett

Novel:
Elizabeth McNeill

Original Music Composer:
Jack Nitzsche

Other:
Sydney Pollack

Producer:
Mark Damon
Sidney Kimmel
Zalman King
Antony Rufus-Isaacs

Production Design:
Ken Davis

Production Manager:
Roger Paradiso

Production Office Coordinator:
Ooty Moorehead

Property Master:
Ron Stone

Screenplay:
Sarah Kernochan
Zalman King
Patricia Louisianna Knop

Script Supervisor:
Adrienne Hamalian-Mangine

Second Assistant Director:
Kyle McCarthy

Set Decoration:
Christian Kelly

Set Dresser:
Chris Gardyasz
John M. Dwyer

Sound Editor:
Michael Hoskinson
James Matheny
James Christopher
Mark P. Stoeckinger
Burton Weinstein
Craig S. Jaeger

Sound Mixer:
Bill Daly

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
William L. McCaughey
Ray O'Reilly
Jay M. Harding
Aaron Rochin

Still Photographer:
John Seakwood
Barry Wetcher

Stunt Coordinator:
Frank Ferrara

Stunts:
Peter Bucossi
Webster Whinery

Supervising Sound Editor:
Emile Razpopov
Dessie Markovsky

Title Designer:
Dan Perri

Unit Publicist:
Shelley Kirkwood

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Barbara Hause

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