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The Limey (1999) [R]

Release Date:
October 8, 1999

Original Title:
The Limey

Alternate Titles:
Anglán
Englænderen
L'Anglais
Le limier
O Estranho
O egglezos
Vengar la sangre

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Mystery

Production Companies:
Artisan Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 16  BR: 14  CH: 16  DE: 16  GB: 18  JP: R15+  PL: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 89

Tell them I'm coming

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The Limey follows Wilson, a tough English ex-con who travels to Los Angeles to avenge his daughter's death. Upon arrival, Wilson goes to task battling Valentine and an army of L.A.'s toughest criminals, hoping to find clues and piece together what happened. After surviving a near-death beating, getting thrown from a building and being chased down a dangerous mountain road, the Englishman decides to dole out some bodily harm of his own.

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Art Department Assistant:
Andrea Brody

Art Department Coordinator:
Blair Huizingh

Assistant Editor:
Angie Luckey

Assistant Location Manager:
Jane E. Graves
Phylis Decker

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Nancy Reid

Assistant Property Master:
Alberto Christiano Lombardo

Assistant Sound Editor:
James Morioka

Best Boy Electric:
Russ Caldwell

Best Boy Grip:
Paul David Williams

Boom Operator:
Perry Dodgson

Camera Loader:
Stacy De La Motte

Camera Operator:
Ray De La Motte

Casting:
Debra Zane

Casting Assistant:
Terri Taylor

Costume Design:
Louise Frogley

Costume Supervisor:
Joyce Kogut

Costumer:
Robert Gmuer

Director:
Steven Soderbergh

Director of Photography:
Edward Lachman

Dolly Grip:
Paul Threlkeld

Editor:
Sarah Flack

Extras Casting:
Rich King

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Mike Hall

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Gary Dunham

First Assistant Director:
Gregory Jacobs

First Assistant Editor:
Carol A. Ellison

Foley:
Dawn Fintor
Alicia Stevenson

Foley Mixer:
David Betancourt

Foley Recordist:
Carrie Cashman

Gaffer:
John W. DeBlau

Grip:
Lionel T. Portugal Sr.
Daisuke Dice Miyake
Thomas Currna

Hairstylist:
Waldo Sanchez
Deborah Mills-Whitlock

Key Grip:
Charles John Bukey

Key Hair Stylist:
Bonnie Clevering

Key Makeup Artist:
Rick Sharp

Key Rigging Grip:
Gary Brostrom

Leadman:
David C. Potter

Location Manager:
Ken Lavet

Makeup Artist:
Ken Chase
Raqueli Dahan

Music Consultant:
Buck Damon

Music Supervisor:
Amanda Scheer-Demme

Original Music Composer:
Cliff Martinez

Picture Car Coordinator:
Rich Bennetti

Post Production Supervisor:
Caitlin Maloney

Producer:
John Hardy
Scott Kramer

Production Accountant:
Cheryl Kurk

Production Design:
Gary Frutkoff

Production Office Coordinator:
David Conley

Production Secretary:
Colin J. O'Hara

Production Sound Mixer:
James E. Webb

Property Master:
Peter Bankins

Rigging Gaffer:
Richard Hartley

Rigging Grip:
Craig Aines
Robert Clancey

Script Supervisor:
Annie Welles

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Katie Santore

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Tammy Fouts
Marta Weiss

Second Assistant Director:
David Hallinan

Set Costumer:
Suzanne Cranfill

Set Decoration:
Kathryn Peters

Sound Editor:
Marvin Walowitz
John Pospisil
Ezra Dweck
Mike Chock

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Larry Blake
Melissa Sherwood Hofmann

Special Effects Coordinator:
Kevin Hannigan

Still Photographer:
Bob Marshak

Stunt Coordinator:
John Robotham

Stunts:
Noon Orsatti
Christie Hayes
Kerry Rossall
Jeff Ramsey
Jason Rodriguez
Peter Stader
Brian J. Williams
Eddie Matthews

Supervising Sound Editor:
Larry Blake

Transportation Captain:
Shane Greedy

Transportation Coordinator:
Jon Carpenter

Unit Production Manager:
Frederic W. Brost
Pat Chapman

Unit Publicist:
Quinn Donoghue

Writer:
Lem Dobbs

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