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Release Date:
November 17, 1999
Original Title:
The Big Kahuna
Alternate Titles:
Høy sigarføring
Le Grand Cahuna
Genres:
Comedy | Drama
Production Companies:
Franchise Pictures
Trigger Street Productions
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 18+
Runtime: 90
Three salesmen working for a firm that makes industrial lubricants are waiting in the company's "hospitality suite" at a manufacturers' convention for a "big kahuna" named Dick Fuller to show up, in hopes they can persuade him to place an order that could salvage the company's flagging sales.
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Additional Photography:
Lucas Bielan
Art Department Assistant:
Laraine Mills
Art Direction:
Frank White III
Assistant Director:
Aida Rodgers
Amanda Slater
Assistant Editor:
Andrew Loschin
Associate Producer:
Bernie Morris
Best Boy Electric:
Michael Gallart
Boom Operator:
Paul Koronkiewicz
Karl Wasserman
Camera Operator:
Jim Mann
Ron Peterson
Tom Weston
Jim Farrell
Carpenter:
Lou Miller
Rodney Clark
Co-Producer:
Joanne Horowitz
Color Timer:
Mike Milliken
Construction Coordinator:
Bill Lehne
Costume Design:
Janie Bryant
Costume Supervisor:
Suzanne Kelly
Craft Service:
Donovan Girard
Dialogue Editor:
Paul Curtis
Cathie Speakman
Director:
John Swanbeck
Director of Photography:
Anastas N. Michos
Dolby Consultant:
James Wright
Editor:
Peggy Davis
Editorial Production Assistant:
Colby Enders
Electrician:
James J. Ferris
Brooke Stanford
Executive In Charge Of Post Production:
Maureen Norton
Executive Producer:
Gerard Guez
Finance:
Malee Nerenhausen
First Assistant Camera:
Peter Masterson
First Assistant Editor:
Jeffrey L. Jamison
Foley:
Joan Rowe
Katie Rowe
Vince Nicastro
Sean Rowe
Gaffer:
Richard Audino
Grip:
Lamont Crawford
James McMillan
Key Grip:
James McMillan
Key Hair Stylist:
Karyn Huston
Kenneth Walker
Leadman:
Joseph Proscia
Line Producer:
Barbara A. Hall
Location Manager:
Andrew Saxe
Tom Ross
Makeup Artist:
Mia Thoen
Amy Schmiederer
Music Supervisor:
Anita Camarata
Kaylin Frank
Orchestrator:
Kostas Christides
Christopher Young
Pete Anthony
Jon Kull
Original Music Composer:
Christopher Young
Post Production Supervisor:
Eric Bergman
Producer:
Elie Samaha
Andrew Stevens
Kevin Spacey
Production Accountant:
Peggy Glascoe
Production Controller:
Florian Schereck
Production Coordinator:
Brian Slocum
Production Design:
Kalina Ivanov
Production Office Assistant:
Timothy Brooks
Production Sound Mixer:
Jeff Pullman
Production Supervisor:
Libby Richman
Property Master:
Robert Covelman
Scenic Artist:
Don Nace
Celia Parker
George Kousoulides
Lauren Levin
Helen Baldizzone
Phil Goldstein
Philip Kennedy
Jim Gilmartin
Shauna Kellin
Screenplay:
Roger Rueff
Script Editor:
Nancy Scanlon
Script Supervisor:
Chiemi Karasawa
Set Decoration:
Susie Goulder
Set Dressing Artist:
Gary Aharoni
Set Production Assistant:
Jesse Cole
Victoria Lang
Jeff Wadlow
Alfonso Trinidad
Sound Effects Editor:
Rebecca Hanck
Jeff K. Brunello
Elisabeth Flaum
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Marshall Garlington
Marc Fishman
Sound Recordist:
John Garret Gorman
Still Photographer:
John Clifford
Storyboard:
Jolynn LaCasse
Stunt Coordinator:
Manny Siverio
Supervising Sound Editor:
Clare C. Freeman
Systems Administrators & Support:
Van Luong
Thanks:
Kandy Tate
Jay Cassidy
Molly Prather
Martin Rabinovitch
George Bishop
Eric Rigney
Deborah Brock
Peter DiPerro
Transportation Captain:
Kenny Gaskins
Unit Production Manager:
William Perkins
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