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What Dreams May Come (1998) [PG-13|R]

Release Date:
October 2, 1998

Original Title:
What Dreams May Come

Alternate Titles:
Al di là dei sogni
Amor alem da Vida
Hinter dem Horizont - Das Ende ist nur der Anfang
Mas Alla De Los Sueños
Między Piekłem a Niebem
Más allá de los sueños
Де живуть мрії
رویاها چه می شوند
美夢成真
飛越來仕緣

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Romance

Production Companies:
Interscope Communications
Metafilmics
PolyGram Filmed Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: 14  CH: 12  CZ: 12+  DE: 12  ES: 12  FR: TP  GB: 15  GR: 13  HU: 16  IE: 15  IT: T  NL: 12  PL: od 12 lat  PT: M/12  US: PG-13|R 

Runtime: 113

After life there is more. The end is just the beginning.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Chris Neilson dies to find himself in a heaven more amazing than he could have ever dreamed of. There is one thing missing: his wife. After he dies, his wife, Annie killed herself and went to hell. Chris decides to risk eternity in hades for the small chance that he will be able to bring her back to heaven.

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3D Supervisor:
Mike Schmitt

ADR Editor:
Laura Graham
Constance A. Kazmer
Mary Ruth Smith
Simon Coke

ADR Mixer:
Dean Drabin
David Novack

ADR Supervisor:
Jessica Gallavan
Chris Jargo

Additional Casting:
Kris Nicolau

Art Department Production Assistant:
Patricio M. Farrell

Art Direction:
Christian Wintter

Assistant Location Manager:
Michael Pew

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Maureen Stanton-Leveque

Assistant Sound Editor:
Thomas O'Neil Younkman

Boom Operator:
Stephen Balliet
Scott Kinzey
Fred Runner

CG Artist:
Seth Lippman
Sandra Germain
Keith Kolder

CG Supervisor:
Karen Ansel
Scott Gordon
Peter G. Travers

Camera Loader:
Anne Lee

Camera Operator:
Anastas N. Michos
Kim Marks

Casting:
Nina Henninger
Heidi Levitt

Casting Associate:
Monika Mikkelsen

Compositor:
Daniel P. Rosen

Construction Coordinator:
Rodney Armanino

Costume Design:
Yvonne Blake

Costume Supervisor:
Carol Sadler

Costumer:
Michael Becker

Dialogue Editor:
Dan M. Rich
Neal J. Anderson
Laura Harris Atkinson

Digital Compositor:
Jacques Levesque
David Crawford
Brandon McNaughton
Ann Monn
John Rauh
Brent Gilmartin
Brian Hanable
Bob Wiatr

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Lawrence Littleton
Kenneth Littleton

Director:
Vincent Ward

Director of Photography:
Eduardo Serra

Dolly Grip:
Don L. Henderson

Editor:
David Brenner
Maysie Hoy

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Michelle Wright

Executive Producer:
Ronald Bass
Ted Field
Erica Huggins
Scott Kroopf

First Assistant Accountant:
Chris Furia

First Assistant Camera:
Patrick McArdle
Paul Sanchez

Foley Artist:
James Moriana
Sarah Monat

Foley Mixer:
David W. Alstadter
Randy Singer

Gaffer:
Jack English

Greensman:
Robert Butch Samarzich

Hairstylist:
Terry Baliel
Barbara Lorenz

Key Hair Stylist:
Fríða Aradóttir

Key Makeup Artist:
Cindy J. Williams

Key Rigging Grip:
Duane Robinson

Leadman:
Mike Helbig

Location Casting:
Nina Henninger

Location Manager:
Christine Bonnem

Music Editor:
Daryl B. Kell
Brent Brooks
Bill Abbott

Music Supervisor:
Dawn Solér

Novel:
Richard Matheson

Original Music Composer:
Michael Kamen

Post Production Accountant:
Marci Graber

Post Production Coordinator:
Lorisa D. Francis

Post Production Supervisor:
Graham Stumpf

Producer:
Barnet Bain
Stephen Deutsch

Production Coordinator:
Gretchen van Zeebroeck

Production Design:
Eugenio Zanetti

Production Sound Mixer:
Nelson Stoll

Property Master:
Peter Bankins

Rigging Gaffer:
Robert E. 'Bobby' Powell

Scoring Mixer:
Stephen McLaughlin

Screenplay:
Ronald Bass

Script Supervisor:
Carol DePasquale

Second Assistant Camera:
Eric Amundsen
Jan Ruona

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Richard Michalak

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
David Fudge

Set Decoration:
Josh Fifarek
Cindy Carr

Set Designer:
Erin Kemp
Dawn Swiderski
Aric Lasher
Alicia Maccarone

Set Dresser:
John W. Micheletos

Sound Editor:
Dino DiMuro
Jon Title
Scott Martin Gershin
Hector C. Gika
Bob Beher
Paul Timothy Carden
Patrick N. Sellers

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Patrick Cyccone Jr.
Michael Keller

Special Effects Coordinator:
Roy Arbogast

Special Effects Supervisor:
James Reedy

Standby Painter:
Victoria Carlson

Steadicam Operator:
Mark Van Loon

Still Photographer:
Frank Masi
Phil Bray

Studio Teacher:
Elise Ganz

Stunt Coordinator:
Charles Croughwell

Stunt Double:
Michael Anthony Mitchell
Tierre Turner

Stunt Driver:
Debbie Evans

Stunts:
Jeff Habberstad
Clay Donahue Fontenot
Rosine 'Ace' Hatem
Dane Farwell
Gary Morgan
Gilbert Rosales
Brian Smrz
Gregg Smrz
Kelly Smrz
William Morts
Patrick J. Statham
Scott Sproule
Russell Solberg
Keith Woulard
Bob Yerkes
Darlene Ava Williams
Merritt Yohnka
Chase Allen
Joey Anaya
Noby Arden
Dan Bell
Liisa Cohen
Tammy Brady Conrad

Supervising Art Director:
Jim Dultz
Tomas Voth

Supervising Sound Editor:
David Kneupper
Peter Michael Sullivan

Transportation Coordinator:
Wayne Nelson

Unit Publicist:
Michael Umble

VFX Artist:
Daryl Tucker

VFX Editor:
Audrey Chang

Visual Effects Art Director:
Joshua Rosen

Visual Effects Producer:
Ellen Somers
Carl Seibert
Michael Van Himbergen
Dean Wright
Patti Kuwaye Mauck

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kevin Scott Mack
Joel Hynek
Nicholas Brooks
Stuart Robertson
Ken Jones
Ellen Somers

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