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Zelig (1983) [PG]

Release Date:
July 15, 1983

Original Title:
Zelig

Alternate Titles:
Зелиг
西力傳
젤리그

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Orion Pictures
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: L  DE: 12  GB: PG  NL: AL  US: PG 

Runtime: 79

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Fictional documentary about the life of human chameleon Leonard Zelig, a man who becomes a celebrity in the 1920s due to his ability to look and act like whoever is around him. Clever editing places Zelig in real newsreel footage of Woodrow Wilson, Babe Ruth, and others.

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Additional Second Assistant Director:
Duncan Scott
Jim Chory

Apprentice Sound Editor:
Lynn Sable
Janet Lund Robbins

Art Department Coordinator:
Joan Lopate

Art Direction:
Speed Hopkins

Assistant Camera:
Douglas C. Hart

Assistant Director:
Thomas A. Reilly

Assistant Editor:
Pamela Scott Arnold
Richard Nord

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Todd M. Thaler

Assistant Sound Editor:
Randall Coleman
Gina Roose
Fred Rosenberg
Harry Peck Bolles
Jeffrey Stern
Debra Bard
Suzanne Pillsbury

Associate Producer:
Michael Peyser

Best Boy Electric:
Robert Connors

Boom Operator:
Louis Sabat

Camera Operator:
Dick Mingalone

Casting:
Juliet Taylor

Casting Associate:
Paula Herold

Choreographer:
Danny Daniels

Construction Grip:
Arne Olsen

Costume Assistant:
Tom McKinley
Richard Hornung
Lyn Carroll

Costume Design:
Santo Loquasto

Director:
Woody Allen

Director of Photography:
Gordon Willis

Driver:
Patrick Hogan

Editor:
Susan E. Morse

Executive Producer:
Jack Rollins
Charles H. Joffe

First Assistant Director:
Frederic B. Blankfein

Gaffer:
Ray Quinlan

Grip:
Ronald Burke

Hair Designer:
Romaine Greene

Hairstylist:
Werner Sherer

Key Grip:
Robert Ward

Key Scenic Artist:
James Sorice

Lead Set Dresser:
Joseph Badalucco Jr.

Location Manager:
Timothy M. Bourne

Location Scout:
Cheryl Hill
Carol Nast
Susan Rollins
Ken Rothstein

Makeup Artist:
John Caglione Jr.

Makeup Designer:
Fern Buchner

Original Music Composer:
Dick Hyman

Producer:
Robert Greenhut

Production Coordinator:
Helen Robin

Production Design:
Mel Bourne

Production Manager:
Michael Peyser

Production Sound Mixer:
James Sabat

Projection:
Carl Turnquest

Property Master:
James Mazzola

Scenic Artist:
Cosmo Sorice

Script Supervisor:
Kay Chapin

Second Assistant Camera:
Bob Paone

Second Assistant Director:
Tony Gittelson

Set Decoration:
Leslie Bloom
Janet Rosenbloom

Sound Editor:
Marjorie Deutsch

Sound Engineer:
Roy B. Yokelson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rick Dior

Sound Recordist:
Frank Graziadei

Special Effects:
David J. Schweitzer

Still Photographer:
Kerry Hayes

Supervising Sound Editor:
Dan Sable

Thanks:
John Edward Allen
Ken Murray
Irwin Young

Transportation Captain:
James Fanning

Unit Manager:
Ezra Swerdlow

Unit Publicist:
Gail Sicilia

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Stuart Robertson

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Bill Christians
Lancey Saunders Clough

Writer:
Woody Allen

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