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Sea of Love (1989) [R]

Release Date:
September 15, 1989

Original Title:
Sea of Love

Alternate Titles:
A szerelem tengere
Melodía de seducción
Prohibida obsesión
Seduzione Pericolosa
Vítimas de uma Paixão

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Mystery | Romance | Thriller

Production Companies:
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  DE: 16  FR: TP  GB: 18  GR: 16  HU: 18  IE: 18  JP: R18+  NL: 12  US: R 

Runtime: 113

Deception is dangerous. Desire is deadly.

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Seen-it-all New York detective Frank Keller is unsettled - he has done twenty years on the force and could retire, and he hasn't come to terms with his wife leaving him for a colleague. Joining up with an officer from another part of town to investigate a series of murders linked by the lonely hearts columns he finds he is getting seriously and possibly dangerously involved with Helen, one of the main suspects.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Lauren Filson
Denise Horta

Additional Editing:
John Wright

Additional Photography:
Adam Holender

Assistant Accountant:
Karen Demontbrun

Assistant Editor:
Francine Fleishman
Irvin Paik
Charlene Olson
Haydn Streeter

Assistant Location Manager:
Anne Richardson

Assistant Property Master:
Jeff Poulis

Assistant Set Decoration:
Richard Ferbrache

Associate Producer:
Michael Bregman

Best Boy Grip:
Howie Balbraith

Boom Operator:
Steve Switzer

Camera Operator:
Andy Chmura

Carpenter:
Boyd Allen

Casting:
Mary Colquhoun
Stuart Aikins

Costume Design:
Betsy Cox

Director:
Harold Becker

Director of Photography:
Ronnie Taylor

Dolly Grip:
Robert DaPrato

Editor:
David Bretherton

Extras Casting:
Scott Mansfield

First Assistant Art Direction:
Lucinda Zak

First Assistant Camera:
Yves Drapeau
Michael Hall
Horace Jordan

First Assistant Director:
Michael E. Steele
Thomas J. Mack

Foley Editor:
David Horton Jr.

Gaffer:
Rae Thurston

Grip:
Randy Tambling

Hairstylist:
Bryan Charbonneau
Bob Grimaldi

Key Makeup Artist:
Leslie A. Sebert

Location Manager:
Debra Beers

Makeup Artist:
Irving Buchman
Irene Kent

Music Editor:
Dan Carlin Sr.
Kathy Durning

Original Music Composer:
Trevor Jones

Producer:
Martin Bregman
Louis A. Stroller

Production Accountant:
Dorothy Precious

Production Assistant:
Liam Kiernan

Production Coordinator:
Toni Blay

Production Design:
John Jay Moore

Production Manager:
Barbara Kelly

Production Secretary:
Regina Robb

Property Master:
Vic Rigler

Scenic Artist:
Reet Puhm

Script Supervisor:
Blanche McDermaid

Second Assistant Camera:
Rick Perotto

Second Assistant Director:
Rocco Gismondi
David Sardi
Madeleine Henrié

Second Unit Director:
Dick Ziker

Set Decoration:
Gordon Sim

Set Dresser:
Raman Majlath

Sound Assistant:
Ron Meredith
Hank Brodkin

Sound Editor:
Samuel C. Crutcher
Dino DiMuro
Bruce Lacey

Sound Mixer:
Keith A. Wester

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert Knudson
Don Digirolamo
Robert Glass

Still Photographer:
Rob McEwan

Stunt Coordinator:
Dick Ziker

Stunts:
Dick Ziker
Glenn R. Wilder
Buddy Joe Hooker
Kenny Bates
Steve Boyum
Rick Parker
Shane Cardwell

Supervising Sound Editor:
Norval D. Crutcher
Randle Akerson

Transportation Coordinator:
Neil Montgomerie

Unit Production Manager:
Louis A. Stroller

Unit Publicist:
Joan Eisenberg

Wardrobe Assistant:
Debi Weldon

Wardrobe Master:
Gail Filman

Writer:
Richard Price

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