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Leprechaun (1993) [R]

Release Date:
January 8, 1993

Original Title:
Leprechaun

Alternate Titles:
A törpe bosszúja

Genres:
Comedy | Fantasy | Horror

Production Companies:
Trimark Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 12  CZ: 12+  DE: 18  ES: 18  FR: 16  GB: 15  IE: 15A  KR: 12  US: R 

Runtime: 91

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A demonic leprechaun terrorizes a group of young people whom he believes stole his gold.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Todd Herman

Animation:
Michael Hyatt

Animatronics Designer:
David Kindlon

Art Direction:
Tim Papienski

Assistant Editor:
Casey Dake
Steve Wolfson

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Randy Westgate
Klexius Kolby

Associate Producer:
Barry Barnholtz

Best Boy Electric:
William Beal

Best Boy Grip:
Mitch Gulbin
Lawrence Dolkart

Boom Operator:
Mike Anderson

Camera Loader:
Lisa Guerriero

Casting:
Lisa London

Casting Assistant:
Catherine Stroud

Co-Producer:
Michael Prescott
William Sachs
David Price

Color Timer:
Ron Wengler

Costume Designer:
Holly Davis

Dialogue Editor:
Scott Smith

Director:
Mark Jones

Director of Photography:
Levie Isaacks

Dolly Grip:
Michael Gulbin

Editor:
Christopher Roth

Electrician:
Matthew Taylor
Ron Hoffman
Ron Edmonson
Joseph Ressa
Peter Cornford
Greg Tapper

Executive In Charge Of Production:
David Tripet

Executive Producer:
Mark Amin

First Assistant Camera:
Wayne Tremble
Andy Graham
Lance Fisher

First Assistant Director:
Adam C. Taylor

First Assistant Editor:
Richard Conkling

Foley Artist:
Sharon Michaels
Sean Macias

Foley Mixer:
Joe Barnett

Gaffer:
Todd Appleman
Steve Gero

Grip:
George T. Kalinski
Matt Gulbin
Scott Jensen
John Overacker

Key Grip:
Bob Myers

Key Makeup Artist:
Lisa Buono

Location Manager:
Mark Zetler

Makeup Artist:
Gabriel Bartalos

Original Music Composer:
Kevin Kiner

Post Production Supervisor:
Richard Jordan
Christopher Roth

Producer:
Jeffrey B. Mallian

Production Coordinator:
Sabrina Sipantzi

Production Design:
Naomi Slodki

Property Master:
Mark Luine
Elan Papa

Rigging Grip:
Steve Gero

Script Supervisor:
Lexxie
Sydney Conrad Shapiro

Second Assistant Camera:
Arthur Scipio Africano
Bill H. Roberts Jr.
Kris Conde

Second Assistant Director:
Andrea Netze

Second Second Assistant Director:
Susan Albright

Set Decoration:
Linda S. Brown

Sound Assistant:
Madeline Ellis
Kara Nanas
Cliff Gynn

Sound Effects Editor:
Jeffrey R. Whitcher

Sound Mixer:
Geoffrey Patterson
Michael Florimbi
Reinhard Stergar

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tom Amelotte
William Smith

Sound Recordist:
Craig Roberts

Special Effects:
Bruno Stempel
Eric Leisher

Still Photographer:
Karen L. Ogle

Stunt Coordinator:
Cole S. McKay

Stunts:
Tony Cox
Billy Bob Jackson
Susan Hurtado
Kurt D. Lott
Susan Rossitto
Denise Lynne Roberts
Deep Roy

Supervising Producer:
Jim Begg

Unit Production Manager:
Russell D. Markowitz

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Judy DiBerardino

Writer:
Mark Jones

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