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Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) [PG]

Release Date:
June 24, 1983

Original Title:
Twilight Zone: The Movie

Alternate Titles:
La Dimension Desconocida
No Limite da Realidade
The Twilight Zone
Unheimliche Schattenlichter
トワイライトゾーン／超次元の体験
トワイライトゾーン／超次元の体験：1983
환상특급 더 무비

Genres:
Fantasy | Horror | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 12  IE: 12  JP: G  US: PG 

Runtime: 101

You're travelling through another dimension. A dimension, not only of sight and sound, but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. Next stop, the Twilight Zone!

Overview from TheMovieDB

An anthology film presenting remakes of three episodes from the "Twilight Zone" TV series—"Kick the Can", "It's a Good Life" and "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"—and one original story, "Time Out."

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Production

Art Direction:
James H. Spencer
Richard Sawyer

Assistant Editor:
Zach Staenberg
Jill Demby
Miriam Weeks
William J. Meshover
Steven Kemper

Associate Producer:
George Folsey Jr.

Camera Operator:
John Toll
Jamie Anderson
Arnold L. Rich

Casting:
Mike Fenton
Jane Feinberg
Marci Liroff

Color Timer:
Aubrey Head

Construction Coordinator:
Ernie Depew

Costume Designer:
Deborah Nadoolman Landis

Costumer:
Susan Patricia Dugan
Deborah L. Scott
Dan Moore

Creator:
Rod Serling

Creature Design:
Ed Verreaux

Dialogue Editor:
Kendrick Sweet

Director:
John Landis

Director of Photography:
Stevan Larner
Allen Daviau
John Hora

Editor:
Malcolm Campbell
Tina Hirsch
Michael Kahn
Howard E. Smith

Executive Producer:
Frank Marshall
Kathleen Kennedy
Steven Spielberg

First Assistant Camera:
Eric Engler
Norman Cattell
Richard Benda

First Assistant Director:
Elie Cohn
Pat Kehoe

Hairstylist:
Cheri Ruff
Virginia Kearns
Ellen Powell

Makeup Artist:
Bob Westmoreland
John M. Elliott Jr.
Melanie Levitt

Makeup Effects Designer:
Craig Reardon
Rob Bottin
Michael McCracken

Music Editor:
Kenneth Hall

Negative Cutter:
Donah Bassett

Original Music Composer:
Jerry Goldsmith

Producer:
Michael Finnell
Jon Davison
George Miller

Production Design:
James D. Bissell

Production Manager:
Dan Allingham
Dennis E. Jones

Property Master:
Michael Milgrom
Craig Raiche

Screenplay:
George Clayton Johnson
Richard Matheson
Melissa Mathison
George Miller

Script Supervisor:
Katherine Wooten

Second Assistant Camera:
Rick Fee
John C. Moulds
Don Cropper

Second Assistant Director:
Daniel Attias
Alan Smithee
Andy House

Set Decoration:
Jackie Carr
Barbara Krieger

Set Designer:
William James Teegarden

Sound Effects Editor:
David E. Stone
Duane Hartzell
Warren Hamilton Jr.

Sound Engineer:
Jon Evans

Sound Mixer:
William B. Kaplan
Thomas Causey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Steve Maslow
Gregg Landaker
Bill Varney

Special Effects:
Paul Stewart

Special Effects Assistant:
Gene Grigg
Kevin Pike

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Craig Reardon

Special Effects Supervisor:
Michael Wood

Steadicam Operator:
Garrett Brown

Still Photographer:
Morgan Renard
Ralph Nelson

Story:
Richard Matheson
Jerome Bixby
George Clayton Johnson
George Miller

Stunt Coordinator:
Bill Couch
Gary McLarty

Stunt Double:
Eurlyne Epper
Terry James

Stunts:
Kenny Endoso
Gene Hartline

Supervising Sound Editor:
David Lewis Yewdall

Visual Effects:
David Allan
Peter Kuran

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