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Ravenous (1999) [R]

Release Date:
January 1, 1999

Original Title:
Ravenous

Alternate Titles:
Mortos de Fome
Vorace
Voraz
餓魔軍官

Genres:
Adventure | Comedy | Horror | Western

Production Companies:
20th Century Fox
Adam Fields Productions
ETIC Films
Engulf & Devour Productions Inc.
Fox 2000 Pictures
Heyday Films

Production Countries:
Czech Republic | Mexico | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 18  BR: 18  CA: 18A  CH: 18  DE: 18  DK: 15  ES: 18  FR: 12  GB: 18  HU: 18  IE: 18  IS: 16  IT: VM18  JP: PG-12   LT: N-16   NL: 16  PH: R-18  PL: 18  PT: M/18  SE: 15  SG: M18   TR: 18+   US: R 

Runtime: 101

You Are Who You Eat.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Upon receiving reports of missing persons at Fort Spencer, a remote Army outpost on the Western frontier, Capt. John Boyd investigates. After arriving at his new post, Boyd and his regiment aid a wounded frontiersman who recounts a horrifying tale of a wagon train murdered by its supposed guide -- a vicious U.S. Army colonel gone rogue. Fearing the worst, the regiment heads out into the wilderness to verify the gruesome claims.

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ADR & Dubbing:
Gordon Brown

Art Department Coordinator:
Marketa Puzmanova

Art Direction:
Marco Niro
Adam O'Neill
Karel Vacek

Assistant Editor:
Dragomir Bajalica

Camera Operator:
Martin Grošup
George Richmond

Casting:
Kerry Barden
Billy Hopkins
Suzanne Smith Crowley

Costume Design:
Sheena Napier

Director:
Antonia Bird

Director of Photography:
Anthony B. Richmond

Editor:
Neil Farrell

Executive Producer:
Tim Van Rellim

First Assistant Director:
Jiří Ostrý

First Assistant Editor:
Robbie Broughton

Foley Editor:
Michael Redfern
Derek Trigg

Gaffer:
Andy Arnautov

Hair Designer:
Fae Hammond

Key Grip:
Ivo Grešák

Leadman:
Pavel Hemmy

Location Manager:
Jiri Krejcir
G. Pekas Lozano

Makeup Artist:
Raúl Sarmiento

Makeup Designer:
Fae Hammond

Music Editor:
Bunny Andrews
Terry Delsing

Orchestrator:
Gary Carpenter

Original Music Composer:
Michael Nyman
Damon Albarn

Post Production Supervisor:
Jeffrey Harlacker
Michael Solinger

Producer:
Adam Fields
David Heyman

Production Coordinator:
Veronika Horka
Emma Mager

Production Design:
Bryce Perrin

Production Supervisor:
Petr Moravec

Screenplay:
Ted Griffin

Script Supervisor:
Beverly Winston

Seamstress:
Milena Adamová

Set Decoration:
Jiří Žůček

Sound Editor:
Jonathan Cronin

Sound Effects Editor:
Jack Whittaker

Sound Mixer:
Mark Holding

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
James Bolt
Gerry Lentz
Adrian Rhodes

Sound Recordist:
Tim Gomillion

Special Effects Coordinator:
Jaroslav Stolba

Special Effects Supervisor:
Terry Glass

Steadicam Operator:
Mike Bartlett

Stunt Coordinator:
Paul Weston

Supervising Art Director:
Ricardo Spinacé

Supervising Sound Editor:
Roger Mitchell

Title Designer:
Chris Allies

Translator:
Sandra Savic
Martina Ter-Akopowá

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Věra Mírová

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