A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
August 3, 1984
Original Title:
The Philadelphia Experiment
Alternate Titles:
4차원의 포로
Eksperyment filadelfijski
El experimento Philadelphia
John Carpenter's The Philadelphia Experiment
Philadelphia eksperimentet
Tuhonkuilu
Um Passo para o Futuro
Φιλαδέλφεια Ώρα Μηδέν
Genres:
Adventure | Science Fiction | Thriller
Production Companies:
Cinema Group Ventures
New Pictures Group
New World Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG DE: 12 FR: U GB: PG IE: PG US: PG
Runtime: 102
Based on an "actual event" that took place in 1943. About a US Navy Destroyer Escort that disappeared from the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, and sent two men 40 years into the future to 1984.
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ADR & Dubbing:
Barbara J. Boguski
Devon Heffley Curry
Art Direction:
Chris Campbell
Assistant Camera:
Gary Louzon
Assistant Editor:
Terry Kelley
Best Boy Electric:
Ben Hausing
Wayne Stroud
Robert McClure
Best Boy Grip:
Philip Sloan
Jeff 'Moose' Howery
Boom Operator:
James T. Burns
Camera Operator:
Robert Hayes
Carpenter:
Robert Marcus
Casting:
Linda Francis
Cate Praggastis
Casting Assistant:
Jeff Greenberg
Color Timer:
Art Tostado
Construction Coordinator:
Bill Cornford
Costume Design:
Joanna Palace
Craft Service:
Rudy Daniels
Dialogue Editor:
Steve Rice
Director:
Stewart Raffill
Director of Photography:
Dick Bush
Editor:
Neil Travis
William Hoy
Electrician:
Michael Bolner
Garfield Burke
Vincent Contarino
Paul Hauser
Ron Sky
Michael LaViolette
Nick Cline
Alan Brownstein
Bobby Huber
Bryan Clifton
Executive Producer:
John Carpenter
Extras Casting Assistant:
Gary Towles
First Assistant Camera:
Paul Elliott
First Assistant Director:
Jeffrey Chernov
Pat Kehoe
Foley Artist:
Duane Hensel
John Post
Gaffer:
Roger Olkowski
Generator Operator:
Victor Kloster
Genetator Operator:
Victor Kloster
Grip:
Dylan Shephard
Michael Stocks
David Michels
Edward 'Tantar' LeViseur
Scott Prescott
Norman Fightmaster
Hairstylist:
Joe Giannone
Key Grip:
Ron McCausland
Lead Set Dresser:
Brit Babcock
Eric Handel
Location Manager:
Reggie Jackson
Joseph A. Liuzzi
Joseph Raffill
Steve Rhea
Makeup Artist:
Annie Maniscalco
Music Editor:
John R. Harris
Novel:
Charles Berlitz
William L. Moore
Original Music Composer:
Kenneth Wannberg
Pilot:
Lawrence Doll
John D. Sarviss
Producer:
Douglas Curtis
Joel B. Michaels
Production Assistant:
Jamie Arbuckle
Bob Blongiewicz
Brent Bowman
Eric Johnson
Phil Strauss
Randy Stricklin
Catherine Davis
Randall L. Crocker
Gerald North
Production Coordinator:
Coni Lancaster
Production Manager:
Billy Ray Smith
Production Secretary:
Teresa Thomas
Susan Sinclair
Tonya Neff
Property Master:
Lee Berglund
Screenplay:
William Gray
Michael Janover
Second Assistant Camera:
Steven Finestone
Second Assistant Director:
Gail Joyce Fortmuller
Set Decoration:
Diane Campbell
Sound Designer:
David Lewis Yewdall
Sound Effects:
Dick Le Grand
Charles Ewing Smith
Sound Mixer:
Robert Gravenor
Special Effects:
Max W. Anderson
Special Effects Coordinator:
Lawrence J. Cavanaugh
Still Photographer:
M. J. Elliott
Michael Paris
Story:
Wallace C. Bennett
Don Jakoby
Stunt Coordinator:
Fernando Celis
Stunt Double:
Jon H. Epstein
Stunts:
Monty Cox
Glory Fioramonti
Sherry Peterson
Supervising Sound Editor:
John K. Adams
Title Designer:
Douy Swofford
Unit Publicist:
Al Ebner
Wardrobe Assistant:
Steve Lepre
Marydith Chase
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