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Release Date:
August 8, 1991
Original Title:
The Art of Dying
Alternate Titles:
A Arte de Morrer
Ciné maniac
El arte de matar
L'arte di uccidere
Muerte en Hollywood
Umění umírat
Genres:
Crime | Thriller
Production Companies:
PM Entertainment Group
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: R
Runtime: 95
A cinematographer and his assistant are attracting aspiring young actors and actresses by getting them to try out for their movie. Once filming, the evil cameraman actually kills them. The detective on the case has his hands full trying to help out runaways with stars in their eyes. When some of the people he knows turn up dead, he takes it personally, and as he gets closer to the truth his girlfriend is endangered.
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Art Direction:
Gregory Martin
Boom Operator:
Paul G. Volk
Co-Producer:
Charla Driver
Director:
Wings Hauser
Director of Photography:
Richard Pepin
Editor:
Geraint Bell
Paul G. Volk
First Assistant Director:
Charla Driver
Gaffer:
Ken Blakey
Makeup Artist:
Julie M. Woods
Music:
John Gonzalez
Producer:
Joseph Merhi
Richard Pepin
Production Design:
Gregory Martin
Script Supervisor:
Elan Papa
Second Assistant Director:
Jean Levine
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Ken Blakey
Set Decoration:
Colin Carol
Songs:
Wings Hauser
Sound Mixer:
Mike Hall
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mark Allen
Stunt Coordinator:
Cole S. McKay
Stunt Driver:
Tommy J. Huff
Stunts:
Cole S. McKay
Brett A. Jones
Anthony G. Schmidt
Erika Nann
Mike Filloon
Susan Hurtado
Unit Production Manager:
Frank Wiegers
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Ona Zee
Writer:
Joseph Merhi
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