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Beethoven (1992) [PG]

Release Date:
April 3, 1992

Original Title:
Beethoven

Alternate Titles:
Beethoven's 1st
Μπετόβεν
Τα Καμώματα του Μπετόβεν

Genres:
Comedy | Family

Production Companies:
Northern Lights Entertainment
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: G  DE: 6  FR: U|10  GB: U  KR: All  NL: AL  PT: M/6  SK: 7  US: PG 

Runtime: 87

The head of the family is the one with the tail.

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Newton family live in their comfortable home, but there seems to something missing. This "hole" is filled by a small puppy, who walks into their home and their lives. Beethoven, as he is named, grows into a giant of a dog... a St Bernard. Doctor Varnick, the local vet has a secret and horrible sideline, which requires lots of dogs for experiments. Beethoven is on the bad doctor's list.

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Art Direction:
Charles William Breen

Assistant Editor:
John Currin
Gregory Gontz

Assistant Location Manager:
Peter J. Novak

Best Boy Electric:
Rhio Haessig

Best Boy Grip:
Audie Aragon

Boom Operator:
Kenneth Schwarz

Camera Operator:
Bill Roe

Casting Associate:
Alan Berger

Casting Director:
Steven Jacobs

Chief Lighting Technician:
Earl Gilbert

Co-Producer:
Gordon A. Webb

Color Timer:
Reid Burns

Construction Coordinator:
George Stokes

Construction Foreman:
James F. Orendorff

Costume Design:
Gloria Gresham

Costume Supervisor:
Margo Baxley

Costumer:
Leslie Weir
Adrienne Manhan

Director:
Brian Levant

Director of Photography:
Victor J. Kemper

Dolly Grip:
Brad Rea

Editor:
Sheldon Kahn
William D. Gordean

Electrician:
Frank Dorowsky

Executive Producer:
Ivan Reitman

First Assistant Director:
Jerram A. Swartz

Foley Recordist:
David W. Alstadter

Hairstylist:
Susan V. Kalinowski
Allen Payne

Key Grip:
Gaylin P. Schultz

Leadman:
Greg Lynch

Location Manager:
Ira S. Rosenstein

Makeup Artist:
Ken Chase
James R. Scribner

Orchestrator:
Greig McRitchie

Original Music Composer:
Randy Edelman

Producer:
Michael C. Gross
Joe Medjuck

Production Accountant:
Ellen Adolph

Production Design:
Alex Tavoularis

Production Sound Mixer:
Charles M. Wilborn

Property Master:
Rick Young

Second Assistant Director:
Todd Corman

Second Unit Director:
Glenn Randall Jr.
Michael C. Gross

Second Unit Director of Photography:
John M. Stephens

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Tracy Rosenthal-Newsom
Ira S. Rosenstein

Set Decoration:
Gary Fettis

Set Designer:
Stan Tropp
Gary Diamond

Set Dresser:
Eric A. Hulett
Kurt V. Hulett

Sound Effects Editor:
Don S. Walden
John O. Wilde
William Hartman
Mark R. La Pointe
Harry Cheney
David Williams
Victor B. Lackey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Gary C. Bourgeois
Scott Millan
Adam Jenkins

Special Effects:
Cliff Wenger
John J. Downey

Still Photographer:
Bruce McBroom

Studio Teacher:
Gloria Hoffman

Stunt Coordinator:
Buddy Joe Hooker

Stunts:
Danny Epper
Billy Hank Hooker
Bobby Bass
Janet Brady
John C. Meier
Buddy Joe Hooker
Gregory J. Barnett
Ralph W. Odum
Chad Randall
Thomas Robinson Harper

Supervising ADR Editor:
David B. Cohn

Supervising Sound Editor:
Roxanne Jones McCarthy
Tom McCarthy Jr.

Transportation Coordinator:
Craig Pinkard

Unit Production Manager:
Gordon A. Webb

Unit Publicist:
Marcy Bolotin

Writer:
John Hughes
Amy Holden Jones

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