Mr. Ed (????) [N/A]

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Original Title:
Mr. Ed

Genres:
Comedy | TV Movie

Production Companies:
20th Century Fox Television

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 30

A made-for-television movie based on the television show about the talking horse. Sherman Hemsley (George, from The Jeffersons (1975) delivers the voice for Wilbur Post's exceptional equestrian, the talking Mr. Ed.

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3D Tracking Layout:
Chris Hopkins

Associate Producer:
Chris Smirnoff

Best Boy Grip:
Lou Rubsamen

Camera Operator:
Harry C. Box
Eric Fletcher

Casting:
Greg Orson
Marcia DeBonis

Casting Assistant:
Meghan Rafferty

Casting Associate:
Lesli Gelles-Raymond
Hope Chernov
Ron Digman
Jennifer Euston

Director:
Michael Spiller

Dolly Grip:
Craig Price

Electrician:
John P. Fleenor
Sammy Beavers

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Francette Kelley

Executive Producer:
Neal H. Moritz
Jack Handey
Jim Mahoney Jr.
Dawn Olmstead
Marty Adelstein
Drake Sather

First Assistant Camera:
Robert Truitt

Foley Mixer:
Tommy Goodwin

Grip:
Robert Stillman

Key Grip:
Rocky Ford

Leadman:
Keith Sale

Location Manager:
Paul D. Boydston

Producer:
Jeffrey Morton

Production Design:
Donna J. Hattin

Second Second Assistant Director:
Melody Beam

Set Decoration:
John Philpotts

Set Dresser:
Mark Rodriguez

Sound:
Von Varga

Sound Mixer:
Benjamin Patrick

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dean Okrand
Robert L. Harman

Steadicam Operator:
Eric Fletcher

Supervising Sound Editor:
Lou Thomas

Transportation Coordinator:
Malcolm Mazer

Utility Sound:
Jacqueline Marie McLaughlin

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Loren Bivens

Writer:
Drake Sather

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