Daylight (1996) [PG-13]

Release Date:
December 6, 1996

Original Title:
Daylight

Alternate Titles:
Daylight (1996)
Daylight - paniikki tunnelissa
Daylight: Infierno en el túnel
Dgis sinatle
Dienos sviesa
Le tunnel de l'enfer
Luz del día
Pánico en el túnel
Svetloba
Svetlost dana
Svjetlost dana
Дневна светлина
데이 라잇

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Thriller

Production Companies:
Davis Entertainment
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  CZ: 12+  DE: 12  FR: U|16  GB: 12  HU: 12  IE: 12  IT: T  NL: 12  PT: M/12  RO: 12  SE: 15  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 115

No air. No escape. No time.

A group of armed robbers fleeing the police head for the New Jersey Tunnel and run right into trucks transporting toxic waste. The spectacular explosion that follows results in both ends of the tunnel collapsing and the handful of people who survived the explosion are now in peril. Kit Latura is the only man with the skill and knowledge to lead the band of survivors out of the tunnel before the structure collapses.

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ADR Editor:
Victoria Rose Sampson

ADR Mixer:
Robert Deschaine

ADR Voice Casting:
Barbara Harris

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Seth Edelstein

Aerial Camera:
Ron Goodman

Art Direction:
Mark Zuelzke
Maria Teresa Barbasso

Assistant Costume Designer:
Marco Magno

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Eloisa De Laurentiis

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Jill Footlick

Assistant Property Master:
Jacqueline Arnot

Assistant Sound Editor:
Nancy Barker

Associate Producer:
Tony Munafo

Best Boy Electric:
Mario Massaccesi

Best Boy Grip:
Monique Mitchell

Boom Operator:
Linda Murphy

CG Supervisor:
Ole Dieter Sturm

Camera Operator:
Gianmaria Majorana

Camera Technician:
David Norris

Casting:
Margery Simkin

Casting Assistant:
Mark Byrne

Clapper Loader:
Paola Barbaglia

Co-Executive Producer:
Paul Neesan

Co-Producer:
Hester Hargett
Herb Gains

Color Timer:
Mike Stanwick

Conductor:
Randy Edelman

Construction Coordinator:
Mark Mann

Construction Grip:
Ralph Perri

Costume Design:
Isis Mussenden
Thomas Casterline

Dialect Coach:
Nadia Venesse

Dialogue Editor:
Dwayne Avery

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Christophe Hery

Digital Supervisor:
Richard Patterson

Director:
Rob Cohen

Director of Photography:
David Eggby

Dolly Grip:
Bruce Hamme

Driver:
Attilio Belfiore

Editor:
Peter Amundson

Electrician:
Massimiliano Barletta

Executive In Charge Of Production:
James W. Kristoff

Executive Producer:
Raffaella De Laurentiis

First Assistant Director:
Herb Gains

First Assistant Editor:
John M. Taylor

Focus Puller:
Stefano Falivene

Foley Artist:
John T. Cucci

Foley Mixer:
James Ashwill

Foley Recordist:
Linda Lew

Gaffer:
Chuck Finch

Graphic Designer:
Peter Menich

Grip:
Roberto Barbona

Hair Designer:
Mirella De Rossi

Hairstylist:
Angelo Vannella

Head Carpenter:
Renzo Corradi

Key Construction Grip:
Larry Steinberg

Key Grip:
Grahame Litchfield

Leadman:
Timothy Metzger

Location Manager:
Charles Zalben

Location Scout:
Adam Baer

Makeup Artist:
Mauro Meniconi
Scott H. Eddo

Makeup Supervisor:
Giannetto De Rossi

Music Editor:
Joanie Diener

Negative Cutter:
Doug Jones

Orchestrator:
Ralph Ferraro

Original Music Composer:
Randy Edelman

Payroll Accountant:
Sandy Green

Post Production Supervisor:
Barbara Ostrowiecki

Producer:
John Davis
David T. Friendly
Joseph Singer

Production Accountant:
Eduardo De La Grana

Production Assistant:
Francesco Belfiore

Production Coordinator:
Pamela Hochschartner

Production Design:
Benjamín Fernández

Production Driver:
Paolo Bernardini

Production Manager:
Ezio Orita

Production Sound Mixer:
Allan Byer

Project Manager:
Edward Hirsh

Projection:
Timothy Greenwood

Property Master:
Ron Downing

Pyrotechnician:
Richard O. Helmer

Rigging Grip:
Mark Ramsey

Screenplay:
Leslie Bohem

Script Supervisor:
Nada Pinter

Seamstress:
Silvana Cocuccione

Second Assistant Camera:
Bob Becchio

Second Assistant Director:
Chitra F. Mojtabai

Second Unit Director:
Buzz Feitshans IV

Security:
Gary Compton

Set Costumer:
Frank Avanzo

Set Decoration:
Alberto Tosto

Set Production Assistant:
Pamela Kordahi

Set Supervisor:
Trevor Neighbour

Sound Editor:
James Christopher

Sound Effects Editor:
Mike Chock

Sound Recordist:
Charlie Ajar Jr.

Special Effects Assistant:
Daniel Auber

Special Effects Supervisor:
Kit West

Special Effects Technician:
Danilo Bollettini

Steadicam Operator:
Mark Ramsey

Still Photographer:
Sam Emerson

Story Editor:
Julie Hansen

Storyboard Artist:
Mentor Huebner

Stunt Coordinator:
Mark De Alessandro

Stunt Double:
Anthony Sinopoli

Stunts:
Gillian Aldam
Eddie Powell
Janet Paparazzo
Lisa McCullough
Dianne Kelly
Sarah Franzl
Danielle da Costa
Abbi Collins
Helen Caldwell
Dana Bertolette
Lucy Allen
Doug Coleman

Supervising ADR Editor:
Andrew Patterson

Supervising Art Director:
Pier Luigi Basile
Marco Trentini

Supervising Sound Editor:
Richard L. Anderson

Tailor:
Giampiero Grassi

Technical Advisor:
Paul M. Maniscalco

Transportation Co-Captain:
Timothy J. Wood

Transportation Coordinator:
Mladen Cernjak

Underwater Director of Photography:
Buzz Feitshans IV

Unit Manager:
Mario Francini
Beatrice Arweiler
Stefano Spadoni

Unit Production Manager:
Milan Stanisic
Gianfranco De Rosa

Unit Publicist:
Peter J. Silbermann

Utility Stunts:
Massimiliano Ubaldi

Visual Effects Art Director:
Claudia Mullaly

Visual Effects Editor:
Michael Gleason

Visual Effects Producer:
Denise Ream

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Scott Farrar

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Kevin P. Faherty

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