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Would You Kill for Me? The Mary Bailey Story (2023) [PG-13]

Release Date:
October 28, 2023

Original Title:
Would You Kill for Me? The Mary Bailey Story

Alternate Titles:
Would You Kill For Me

Genres:
Crime | Drama | TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
MB Films

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG-13 

Runtime: 90

What would you do for mother?

Overview from TheMovieDB

After a lifetime of abuse from the same man, three women - a grandmother, her daughter, and her granddaughter - conspire to get rid of him once and for all.

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Additional Third Assistant Director:
Ian Parsons

Art Direction:
Tammie Walker

Assistant Costume Designer:
Kaitlin Hum

Assistant Location Manager:
Brendan Butt

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Gisele Matte

Assistant Property Master:
Shelby Taylor

Assistant Set Decoration:
Jon Goodwin

Associate Producer:
Kelly Cristina Spinelli

Best Boy Electric:
Christian Guérinel

Best Boy Grip:
Liam Casasola

Camera Operator:
Caelan Benn
Jonna Bouliane
André Dufour
Justin McLoughlin
Taylor Rice
Anthony Seck

Casting:
Lisa Parasyn
Ilona Smyth

Casting Assistant:
Jaedei Sansom

Casting Associate:
Matthew Goudie

Cinematography:
Bill St. John

Costume Design:
Roxanne Boisvert

Daily Grip:
Mitchell Hartmann
Daniel Kaunisviita

Dialogue Editor:
Lori Paquet

Director:
Simone Stock

Dolly Grip:
Callum Cooke

Driver:
Olmes Leon

Editor:
Jordan Jensen

Electrician:
Nick Couzelis

Executive Producer:
Roxanne Boisvert
Pierre David
Timothy O. Johnson

Extras Casting:
Erin Morrison
Kelsie Winsor

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Carla Clarke

First Assistant Camera:
Carla Clarke

First Assistant Director:
Michele E. Dutka
Michel Poirier

Foley Artist:
David Tremblay

Gaffer:
Peter Chartier

Graphic Designer:
Sam Haque

Grip:
Mitchell Hartmann

Hair Department Head:
Tracy Page

Hair Setup:
Olivia Green
Samantha Tremblay

Key Grip:
Shawn Kazda
Shawn Tonary

Key Hair Stylist:
Darcy Languille

Key Makeup Artist:
Gisele Matte

Location Manager:
Steve Boisvert

Location Scout:
Lynn Leclerc

Makeup Artist:
Rachel Wolfe

Makeup Department Head:
Cinthia Burke

Post Production Supervisor:
Virginie Forest

Producer:
Steve Boisvert
Brendan McNeill

Production Design:
Cody Johnson

Production Manager:
Ainslie S. Wiggs

Property Master:
Tim Winchester

Recording Supervision:
Michel Gauvin

Script Supervisor:
Ashley Dawn Szabadi

Second Assistant Camera:
Taylor Rice

Second Assistant Director:
Sarah Petkov

Set Decoration:
Devin Rushton

Set Dresser:
Jade Bacon
Alison Belmore
Aicha Lasfar
Mark Marcotte
Brendan Robertson
James Schembri
Andrew Walker

Sound Designer:
Michel Gauvin

Sound Effects Editor:
Michel Gauvin

Steadycam:
Thierry Fargeau

Stunt Double:
Adam Winlove-Smith

Third Assistant Director:
Brianna De Avila

Unit Manager:
Corgand Svendsen

Wardrobe Assistant:
Kiara Choy
Hannah Lundrigan
Holly Wong

Writer:
Greg McBride

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