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Roxanne (1987) [PG]

Release Date:
June 19, 1987

Original Title:
Roxanne

Alternate Titles:
Roxani
Roxanne - næsen er i vejen

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Columbia Pictures
IndieProd Company Productions
L.A. Films

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 6  GB: PG  HU: 12  IE: PG  NL: 6  US: PG 

Runtime: 107

Roxanne dreamed of a handsome, intelligent, romantic man. C.D. Bales is two out of three—but looks aren't everything.

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In this modern take on Edmond Rostand's classic play "Cyrano de Bergerac," C. D. Bales is the witty, intelligent, and brave fire chief of a small Pacific Northwest town who, due to the size of his enormous nose, declines to pursue the girl of his dreams, lovely Roxanne Kowalski. Instead, when his shy underling Chris McConnell becomes smitten with Roxanne, C.D. feeds the handsome young man the words of love to win her heart.

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American Film Institute (AFI)
2002
#72 		100 Years: 100 PASSIONS
100 Greatest Love Stories Of All Time

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Production

ADR Editor:
Jay Engel

Art Direction:
David Fischer

Assistant Editor:
Jack Hilton
Nigel Hollick

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Myrna Cobb

Best Boy Grip:
Barry Donlevy

Boom Operator:
B.J. Clayden

Cableman:
Chris Glyn-Jones

Camera Operator:
Rod Parkhurst

Casting:
Pennie DuPont
Michelle Allen

Casting Assistant:
Amy Grgich

Construction Coordinator:
David Willson

Costume Designer:
Richard Bruno
Tish Monaghan

Director:
Fred Schepisi

Director of Photography:
Ian Baker

Dolly Grip:
John L. Brown

Editor:
John Scott

Executive Producer:
Steve Martin

First Assistant Camera:
John 'Sandy' McCallum

First Assistant Director:
Michael E. Steele

Gaffer:
Les Erskine

Greensman:
Gary Brooks

Hairstylist:
Toni-Ann Walker
Donna Bis

Key Grip:
Tim Hogan

Location Manager:
Matthew O'Connor
George Horie

Main Title Designer:
Carie DeRuiter

Makeup Artist:
Frank Griffin
Ilona Herman

Makeup Designer:
Michael Westmore

Music Editor:
Jim Henrikson

Original Music Composer:
Bruce Smeaton

Original Story:
Edmond Rostand

Painter:
Bob Bottieri

Producer:
Michael I. Rachmil
Daniel Melnick

Production Accountant:
Karen Day

Production Coordinator:
Patti Allen

Production Design:
Jackson De Govia

Production Manager:
Warren Carr

Production Secretary:
Tammy Oates

Property Master:
Grant Swain

Screenplay:
Steve Martin

Script Supervisor:
Christine Wilson

Second Assistant Camera:
Chris Harris

Second Assistant Director:
Casey Grant

Set Decoration:
Kimberley Richardson

Sound Editor:
Bill Wylie
Gary S. Gerlich
Chester Slomka
David M. Horton

Sound Mixer:
Rob Young

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert Knudson
Robert Glass
Don Digirolamo

Special Effects Coordinator:
William H. Orr

Still Photographer:
Joseph Lederer

Stunt Coordinator:
Joe Dunne
John Wardlow

Stunts:
Ray Pichette
Robert Jauregui

Supervising Sound Editor:
Frank E. Warner

Technical Advisor:
Bruce Meldrum

Theatre Play:
Edmond Rostand

Third Assistant Director:
Wendy Chesal

Transportation Captain:
Dave Bowe

Transportation Coordinator:
Scott Irvine

Unit Publicist:
Wendi Laski

Video Assist Operator:
Klaus Melchior

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