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Police Academy 6: City Under Siege (1989) [PG]

Release Date:
March 9, 1989

Original Title:
Police Academy 6: City Under Siege

Alternate Titles:
Academia de Polícia 6: Cidade Sitiada
Police Academy 6
Police Academy 6 - S.O.S. Ville en état de choc
Police Academy 6: Operation Glasnost
Police Academy 6: The London Beat
Police Academy VI: City Under Siege
Polisskolan 6 – Går under jorden

Genres:
Comedy | Crime

Production Companies:
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  BR: 12  DE: 12  DK: A  ES: APTA  FI: K-12  FR: U|16  GB: PG  GR: 13  IE: PG  NL: 6  PT: M/6  SE: 11  US: PG 

Runtime: 84

The Grads are going undercover in the city to unmask the mastermind of crime.

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Our favourite police men are called together to deal with a gang who rob banks and jewelers. Using their various talents as well as their extraordinary luck, the crooks stand no chance against our men and women in blue.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Craig A. Dellinger

Assistant Editor:
Michael Murphy
Ben Williams
Stephen R. Myers
Tracy Granger

Assistant Sound Editor:
David Gonzales
Randy Tomlin

Boom Operator:
Tom Hartig

Camera Operator:
Mike Ferris

Casting:
Glenn Daniels

Characters:
Neal Israel
Pat Proft

Co-Producer:
Donald L. West

Costume Designer:
Peter Flaherty

Costumer:
Tina Ficaro

Director:
Peter Bonerz

Director of Photography:
Charles Rosher Jr.

Editor:
Hubert de La Bouillerie

First Assistant Camera:
Louis Niemeyer

First Assistant Director:
Marty P. Ewing

Foley:
Robert Friedman
Casey Troutman

Hairstylist:
Gloria Montemayor
Robert L. Stevenson

Key Costumer:
Robert Iannaccone

Makeup Artist:
Bernadine M. Anderson
Jerry Soucie

Music Editor:
Douglas M. Lackey

Original Music Composer:
Robert Folk

Producer:
Paul Maslansky

Production Design:
Tho. E. Azzari

Production Sound Mixer:
Steve Nelson

Prosthetics:
Michèle Burke

Script Supervisor:
J. Ellen Evans

Second Assistant Camera:
Patricia Harrison

Second Assistant Director:
Artist W. Robinson

Second Second Assistant Director:
Chuck Rowley

Second Unit Director:
M. James Arnett

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Rex Metz
Neil Roach

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Doug Metzger

Set Decoration:
Tom Bugenhagen

Set Designer:
Richard Fernandez
Eric W. Orbom

Sound Editor:
Michael P. Cook
David D. Caldwell
Edward F. Fassl
James Koford

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael Jiron
Allen L. Stone
Dick Weaver

Stunts:
Janet Brady
Scott Wilder
Danny Epper
Eugene Collier
Corey Michael Eubanks
Pat Romano
Jon H. Epstein
Chuck Picerni Jr.
Gary McLarty
Gilbert B. Combs

Supervising Sound Editor:
Jeff Clark

Unit Production Manager:
Patricia Churchill

Writer:
Stephen Curwick

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