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Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989) [R]

Release Date:
July 26, 1989

Original Title:
Last Exit to Brooklyn

Alternate Titles:
A Última Saída para Brooklyn
Brooklyn'e son çikis
Dernière sortie pour Brooklin
Last Exit to Brooklyn
Noites Violentas no Brooklin
Ostatnie wyjscie do Brooklynu
Pääteasema Brooklyn
Sidste udkørsel til Brooklyn
Slutstation Brooklyn
Teleftaia exodos sto Brooklyn
Ultima fermata Brooklyn
Utolsó kijárat Brooklyn felé
Última salida Brooklyn
畸情城市
브룩클린으로 가는 마지막 비상구

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Allied Filmmakers
Bavaria Film
Constantin Film

Production Countries:
Germany | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 103

The Novel That Shocked The World Is Now A Movie

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A gallery of characters in Brooklyn in the 1950s are crushed by their surroundings and selves: a union strike leader discovers he is gay; a prostitute falls in love with one of her clients; a family cannot cope with the fact that their daughter is illegitimately pregnant.

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Production

ADR Supervisor:
George Gonneau

Art Direction:
Mark Haack
Werner Achmann

Assistant Art Director:
Patricia Woodbridge

Assistant Costume Designer:
Richard von Ernst

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Veronica Manchot

Assistant Editor:
Lilli von Otting
Anne Stein

Assistant Sound Editor:
Angelika Deumling
Angelike Gruber

Associate Producer:
Anna Gross
Jake Eberts

Boom Operator:
Anthony Starbuck
Günther Ruckdeschel

Camera Operator:
Philippe Carr-Forster

Casting:
Deborah Aquila
Jeffery Passero

Co-Producer:
Herman Weigel

Continuity:
Nike Zachmanoglou

Costume Design:
Carol Oditz

Costumer:
Sally Lesser
David C. Robinson

Dialogue Coach:
Howard Samuelsohn

Dialogue Editor:
Eva Claudius

Director:
Uli Edel

Director of Photography:
Stefan Czapsky

Editor:
Peter Przygodda

Extras Casting:
Sylvia Fay

First Assistant Camera:
Zoran Veselic

First Assistant Director:
Don French
Carla Corwin

Foley Artist:
Mel Kutbay
Jörn Poetzl
Bernd Schmidl
Andreas Schneider

Hair Designer:
James Sarzotti

Lead Set Dresser:
Bruce Lee Gross

Line Producer:
Dieter Meyer
G. Mac Brown

Makeup Artist:
Georgette Künsemüller

Makeup Designer:
Kathryn Bihr

Musician:
Guy Fletcher

Novel:
Hubert Selby Jr.

Original Music Composer:
Mark Knopfler

Producer:
Bernd Eichinger

Production Design:
David Chapman

Production Sound Mixer:
Danny Michael
Ed Parente

Screenplay:
Desmond Nakano

Second Assistant Camera:
Claudia Raschke
Britta Sell

Second Assistant Director:
Carla Corwin
Glen Trotiner
Stefan Scholtissek

Set Decoration:
Leslie A. Pope

Set Dresser:
Leigh Kyle
David W. Howell
Dan Mahon
Will Scheck

Sound Editor:
Peter R. Adam

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Milan Bor

Special Effects Coordinator:
Steven Kirshoff

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Michael Maddi

Special Effects Technician:
William Harrison
Denis Zack

Still Photographer:
K.C. Bailey
Karl-Heinz Vogelmann

Stunt Coordinator:
Jery Hewitt

Stunts:
Danny Aiello III
Bill Anagnos
Paul Bucossi
Roy Farfel
Tim Gallin
Donald John Hewitt
Phil Neilson
Mick O'Rourke
Janet Paparazzo
Don Picard
Manny Siverio
Tom Wright

Unit Production Manager:
G. Mac Brown

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Jennifer Lax

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