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Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004) [PG-13]

Release Date:
August 25, 2004

Original Title:
Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid

Alternate Titles:
Anaconda 2 - Lanetli orkidenin pesinde
Anaconda 2: En busca de la orquídea sangrienta
Anaconda 2: La Caceria por la Orquidea Sangrienta
Anacondas: À la poursuite de l'orchidée sauvage
Anakonda 2: Lov na krvavu orhideju
Anakonda 2: Okhota za proklyatoy orkhideyey
Anakondi 2: Kŭrvavata orkhideya
Anakónta 2: To Kynígi tis Matoménis Orchidéas
Trăn Khổng Lồ 2: Săn Lùng Huyết Lan
狂蟒之災2
아나콘다 2: 사라지지 않는 저주
아나콘다 2; 사라지지 않는 저주

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Fantasy | Horror

Production Companies:
Middle Fork Productions
Screen Gems

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  FR: 16  HU: 16  IE: 12  KR: 12  NL: 16  RU: 16+  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 94

The hunters will become the hunted.

Overview from TheMovieDB

The blood orchid - a rare flower that could hold the secret of eternal life and be worth a fortune to the company that finds it first. Led by a pharmaceutical research team, a scientific expedition sets out to go and explore deep into the jungles of Borneo to locate and bring back samples of the legendary plant. Battling through rainstorms to make their way upriver, the group encounters poisonous insects and a ferocious crocodile, only to discover they're being stalked by an even greater danger: a gathering of giant anacondas. Heat-sensing, fifty-foot-long flesh eaters that will go after anyone that crosses in their path.

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ADR Editor:
Damian Candusso

ADR Mixer:
Howard London

Additional Editing:
Antonio Mestres

Art Department Coordinator:
Dilys Tan

Art Direction:
Peter 'Babylon' Owens

Assistant Art Director:
Miriam Johnson

Assistant Camera:
Marc Windon

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Paul Korber

Assistant Director:
Jamie Crooks

Assistant Editor:
Matthew Ozerski

Best Boy Electric:
Gillian Huxley

Boom Operator:
Mark J. Wasiutak

Camera Operator:
Frank Hruby

Casting:
Justine Arteta

Colorist:
Tristan La Fontaine

Conductor:
Nerida Tyson-Chew

Costume Coordinator:
Diana Freeman

Costume Design:
Terry Ryan

Costumer:
Sandi Cichello

Dialogue Editor:
Nada Mikaš

Digital Compositors:
Marten Blumen

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Angus Cameron

Director:
Dwight H. Little

Director of Photography:
Stephen F. Windon

Dolly Grip:
Martin Fargher

Driver:
Spencer Faulkner

Editor:
Marcus D'Arcy
Mark Warner

Executive Producer:
Jacobus Rose

First Assistant Accountant:
Ernst W. Laurel

First Assistant Camera:
Jem Rayner

First Assistant Editor:
Alicia Gleeson

First Assistant Sound Editor:
William Ward

Foley Mixer:
Blair Slater

Gaffer:
Karl Engeler

Grip:
Ian Bird

Hairdresser:
Megan Dwyer

Hairstylist:
Kate Birch

Helicopter Camera:
John Trapman

Key Costumer:
Fiona Nicolls

Key Hair Stylist:
Zeljka Stanin

Lighting Technician:
Leo Richmond

Location Assistant:
Duncan Jones

Makeup Artist:
Megan Dwyer

Makeup Effects:
Sean Genders

Music Editor:
Linda Murdoch

Music Supervisor:
Pilar McCurry

Orchestrator:
William Boston

Original Music Composer:
Nerida Tyson-Chew

Post Production Supervisor:
Gordon MacPhail

Producer:
Verna Harrah

Production Accountant:
Jason Bogard

Production Assistant:
Jessica Walsh

Production Coordinator:
Arwen Munro

Production Design:
Bryce Perrin

Production Executive:
Richard Harrah

Production Illustrator:
Warren Beaton

Production Manager:
Ray Hennessy

Production Secretary:
Judy Dale

Property Master:
Richie Dehne

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Nik Dorning

Pyrotechnician:
Leo Henry

Rigging Gaffer:
Henare Mato

Rigging Grip:
Kevin Donovan

Scenic Artist:
Andy Robinson

Screenplay:
John Claflin
Daniel Zelman
Michael Miner
Edward Neumeier

Second Assistant Accountant:
Kristin Kruger

Second Assistant Camera:
Ben King

Second Assistant Director:
Jason Faulkner

Second Unit Director:
Mark Wareham

Set Decoration:
Jill Eden

Set Designer:
Jenny Hitchcock

Set Dressing Artist:
Nicki Gardiner

Software Engineer:
John Charles

Sound Designer:
Kirke Godfrey

Sound Mixer:
Gary Wilkins

Special Effects Coordinator:
Marianne Evans

Special Effects Manager:
Kent Miklenda

Special Effects Supervisor:
Tad Pride

Special Effects Technician:
James Howe

Still Photographer:
Jasin Boland

Story:
Hans Bauer
Jim Cash
Jack Epps Jr.

Storyboard Artist:
Julia Holden

Stunt Coordinator:
Glenn Ruehland

Stunt Double:
Renee Bowen
Ashley Fairfield
Sheree Swords

Stunts:
Augie Davis

Supervising Art Director:
Brian Edmonds

Supervising Sound Editor:
Andrew Plain

Swing:
Spencer Faulkner

Technical Supervisor:
Sylvan Dieckmann

Third Assistant Director:
Bish Bishop

Underwater Camera:
Simon Christidis

Unit Manager:
Brendon 'Moose' Boyd

Unit Production Manager:
Liz DiFiore

Video Assist Operator:
Luis Olivares

Visual Effects:
Andrew Butler

Visual Effects Editor:
Paul Booth

Visual Effects Producer:
Pippa Anderson

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Dale Duguid

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