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Sweet Home Alabama (2002) [PG-13]

Release Date:
September 26, 2002

Original Title:
Sweet Home Alabama

Alternate Titles:
Doce Lar
Fashion victime
KKK: Mergina iš Alabamos
Mindenütt nő
No me olvides
Nunca me olvides
אין כמו אלבמה
情归阿拉巴马
美麗蹺家人

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
D&D Films
Original Film
Pigeon Creek Films
Touchstone Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 6  AU: PG  CA: PG  CZ: U  FR: TP  GB: 12A  HU: 12  IE: 12  JP: PG12  KR: 12  LT: N-7  NL: AL  PL: 12  PT: M/12  SE: Btl  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 108

Sometimes What You're Looking For Is Right Where You Left It.

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New York fashion designer, Melanie Carmichael suddenly finds herself engaged to the city's most eligible bachelor. But her past holds many secrets—including Jake, the redneck husband she married in high school, who refuses to divorce her. Bound and determined to end their contentious relationship once and for all, Melanie sneaks back home to Alabama to confront her past.

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Additional Second Assistant Director:
Hillary Schwartz

Art Department Coordinator:
Egan Gauntt

Art Direction:
Jay Pelissier

Assistant Costume Designer:
Marina Ray

Camera Operator:
Bill O'Drobinak

Casting:
Jeanne McCarthy
Kathleen Chopin
Juel Bestrop

Casting Associate:
Jennifer Euston
Blythe Cappello

Construction Coordinator:
Tony Kupersmith

Costume Design:
Sophie de Rakoff

Costume Supervisor:
Mary C. Lane

Dialogue Editor:
Allen Hartz
Julie Feiner
David A. Arnold

Director:
Andy Tennant

Director of Photography:
Andrew Dunn

Editor:
Tracey Wadmore-Smith
Troy Takaki

Executive Producer:
Jon Jashni
Wink Mordaunt
Michael Fottrell

First Assistant Director:
Louis D'Esposito

Foley Editor:
Jim Likowski

Hair Department Head:
Joani Yarbrough

Hair Designer:
Anne Morgan

Hairstylist:
Dawn Turner
Susan 'Star' Orr

Key Hair Stylist:
Philip Ivey
Victor DeNicola

Makeup Artist:
Donna Martin
Brad Wilder
Christine Domaniecki

Makeup Department Head:
Sarah Mays
John Caglione Jr.
Judy Ponder-Patton

Music Editor:
Michael T. Ryan

Music Supervisor:
Dawn Solér
Laura Ziffren

Original Music Composer:
George Fenton

Producer:
Neal H. Moritz
Stokely Chaffin

Production Design:
Clay A. Griffith

Production Supervisor:
Page Rosenberg-Marvin
Sara E. White

Property Master:
Dwight Benjamin-Creel
David H. Allen

Screenplay:
C. Jay Cox

Script Supervisor:
Alicia Accardo
Rebecca Edelson

Second Assistant Director:
Michael Viglietta

Second Second Assistant Director:
Eric Yellin
Kristina M. Peterson

Set Decoration:
Lisa K. Sessions

Set Dresser:
Donald Dowd

Sound Effects Editor:
R.J. Palmer

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Bob Beemer
Scott Millan

Still Photographer:
Peter Iovino

Story:
Douglas J. Eboch

Stunt Coordinator:
Lonnie R. Smith Jr.

Stunt Double:
Cal Johnson

Stunts:
Randi Layne
Cal Johnson
Scott Dale
Anderson Martin
Tim Gallin

Supervising ADR Editor:
Christopher T. Welch

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Teri E. Dorman

Supervising Sound Editor:
George Watters II
Suhail Kafity

Unit Production Manager:
Cheryl Quarantiello
Michael Fottrell

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