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Release Date:
September 4, 2001
Original Title:
Rock Star
Alternate Titles:
Rock Star
So You Want To Be A Rock Star
Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Music
Production Companies:
Bel Air Entertainment
Maysville Pictures
Metal Productions Inc.
Robert Lawrence Productions
Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 12 BR: 14 DE: 12 GR: 15 JP: PG12 US: R
Runtime: 105
A wannabe rock star who fronts a Pennsylvania-based tribute band is devastated when his bandmates kick him out of the group he founded. Things begin to look up for Izzy when he is asked to join Steel Dragon, the heavy metal rockers he had been imitating for so long. This film is loosely based on the true story of the band Judas Priest.
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Actor's Assistant:
Ozzie Areu
Eric Weinstein
Art Department Coordinator:
Joe Walser
Art Direction:
Richard Schreiber
Assistant Accountant:
Kelley Baker
Assistant Art Director:
David Crvelin
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Ronald Kline
Assistant Location Manager:
Jane E. Graves
Paul Schreiber
Michael Brewer
Assistant Music Supervisor:
Tami Lester
Genevive Colvin
Assistant Production Coordinator:
Marci Rosenberg Gayner
Assistant Property Master:
Stan Cockerell
Best Boy Grip:
Michael James Fahey
Boom Operator:
Carl Fischer
Cableman:
Rocky Quiroz
Camera Operator:
Thomas Yatsko
Casting:
Sharon Bialy
Chief Lighting Technician:
Jim Grce
Choreographer:
Peggy Holmes
Eddie Baytos
Co-Producer:
Michael Fottrell
Costume Design:
Aggie Guerard Rodgers
Costume Supervisor:
Bruce Ericksen
Director:
Stephen Herek
Director of Photography:
Ueli Steiger ASC
Dolly Grip:
Stephen Drinon
Nico Bally
Editor:
Trudy Ship
Executive Producer:
George Clooney
Mike Ockrent
Steven Reuther
First Assistant Camera:
Gary L. Camp
Jojo Sanchez
First Assistant Director:
Jeffrey Wetzel
Hairstylist:
Johnny Villanueva
Kerry Mendenhall
Shari Perry
Key Costumer:
Sabrina Calley
Key Grip:
Anthony T. Marra II
Key Hair Stylist:
Voni Hinkle
Key Makeup Artist:
Michael Mills
Leadman:
Mark Woods
Location Manager:
Curtis Collins
Makeup Artist:
Donald Mowat
Robin Siegel
Jean Ann Black
Greg Nelson
Music Editor:
Brent Brooks
Music Supervisor:
Budd Carr
Original Music Composer:
Trevor Rabin
Producer:
Toby Jaffe
Robert Lawrence
Producer's Assistant:
Brigette Roux-Lough
Amy Minda Cohen
Jill Baron
Sean Robins
Shannon Ratcliffe
Production Accountant:
Ravi D. Mehta
Production Assistant:
Lisa Mantoux
Production Coordinator:
Catherine S. McComb
Production Design:
Mayne Berke
Production Office Assistant:
Mark Dobkousky
Joshua Owen
Production Secretary:
Michele Kennedy
Property Master:
Mike Blaze
Rigging Gaffer:
Brian Lukas
Screenplay:
John Stockwell
Script Supervisor:
Adrienne Hamalian-Mangine
Second Assistant Camera:
Jacquiline Compton
Maxim Edward Neal
Second Assistant Director:
Eric Fox Hays
David Kelley
Second Second Assistant Director:
Courtenay Miles
Second Unit Director:
David R. Ellis
Set Costumer:
Candice Dobkousky
Mathew Hooey
Lisa A. Doyle
Deborah Myles Davis
Jordanna Fineberg
Set Decoration:
Casey Hallenbeck
Set Designer:
Betty Krul
Harry E. Otto
Set Dresser:
Monique Landry
Sound Mixer:
Petur Hliddal
Special Effects:
Scott Blackwell
Frank Toro
Special Effects Coordinator:
Paul J. Lombardi
Special Effects Technician:
Keith Suzuki
Stephen D. Moore
Jeremy Hays
John Fagan
Standby Painter:
John Hinkle
Steadicam Operator:
Dan Kneece
Still Photographer:
Claudette Barius
Stunt Coordinator:
Brad Martin
Stunts:
Sean Graham
Laura Albert
Wally Crowder
Steve Holladay
Troy Wood
Paul Eliopoulos
Brian Avery
Tim Rigby
Brandon Sebek
Joe Bucaro III
Todd Schneider
Mike Gunther
Damon Caro
Chris Palermo
Chad Stahelski
Jeff Imada
T.J. White
Julie Michaels
Chris O'Hara
Keith Woulard
Supervising Art Director:
Caty Maxey
Swing:
P. Scott Bailey
Unit Production Manager:
Paul Moen
Unit Publicist:
Sandy O'Neill
Video Assist Operator:
David Katz
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