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Star Time (1992) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 20, 1992

Original Title:
Star Time

Genres:
Crime | Horror | Mystery

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 85

A SERIAL KILLER STALKS HOLLYWOOD... AND HE WANTS TO BE A STAR.

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When his favorite television show is canceled, Henry Pinkle is driven over the edge and decides to commit suicide. Then he meets Sam Bones, a mysterious agent who promises happiness and stardom - if he follows his instructions, engulfing him in an increasingly downward spiral of brutality and murder...

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Additional Dialogue:
Daniel Faraldo
C.J. Deering

Additional Photography:
Dean Hayasaka
Janusz Kamiński
David A. Makin
Mark Gerard

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Anne McGlynn

Associate Editor:
Joseph Jett Sally

Associate Producer:
Stan Salfas

Boom Operator:
Geoff Seaman
Matt DeWan

Casting:
Donald Paul Pemrick

Casting Assistant:
Gregory Concors

Co-Producer:
Megan Barnett

Construction Coordinator:
Craig Hermo

Costume Designer:
Shawna Trpcic

Dialogue Editor:
Marjorie L. Hagar

Director:
Alexander Cassini

Director of Photography:
Fernando Argüelles

Editor:
Stan Salfas

Extras Casting:
Lee Kissik
Holly MacConkey

First Assistant Camera:
Ron Coons
Sergio Coro

First Assistant Director:
Gregory L. Everage
Gabriela Bacher
Ian McVey
Lisa Campbell

Foley Mixer:
Kris Force

Leadman:
Steve Vieceli
Timothy Polzin

Line Producer:
Renza Mizbani
Candace Veach

Location Manager:
Sigurbjorg Kleiner

Location Scout:
Tracy Hendershott
Debbie Wreyford

Makeup Artist:
Laura LeMaire
Margaux L. Lancaster
Michele Bloom

Music Editor:
Robert Randles

Original Music Composer:
Blake Leyh

Post Production Supervisor:
Annette Martinez-Novo

Producer:
Alexander Cassini

Production Coordinator:
Annie M. L. Tien
Philip J. Jones

Production Design:
Carey Meyer
David Neil Jensen

Production Sound Mixer:
David Lerner

Property Master:
Gregory B. Atkins

Script Editor:
Louise Mingenbach
Lauren Mazow

Script Supervisor:
Marla K. Bechtel
Lee Lainer
Barbara Tuss

Second Assistant Camera:
Rocker Meadows
Peter Schmidt
Andrew Glover

Second Assistant Director:
Jay Wakefield
Keira Morrisette

Second Second Assistant Director:
Philip J. Jones
Fabio Golombek

Set Decoration:
Iain Blodwell

Set Designer:
Andrea Claire
James Abbott

Set Dresser:
Theodor Reinke
Hamilton Camp

Sound Designer:
Donny Miele

Sound Mixer:
Frank Long
Aletha Rodgers

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Steve Goodfriend

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dale Strumpell
Dave Nelson

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Steve Johnson

Steadicam Operator:
Bruce Green

Still Photographer:
Houman Forough

Storyboard Artist:
Dan Blagg

Stunt Coordinator:
Terrence James

Stunt Double:
Michael R. Long
Chris Nielsen

Title Designer:
Geneviève Leyh

Unit Production Manager:
Ross Silverman

Writer:
Alexander Cassini

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