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Liar Liar (1997) [PG-13]

Release Date:
March 21, 1997

Original Title:
Liar Liar

Alternate Titles:
Kłamca, kłamca
Lažov, lažov
Yalançı Yalançı

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Imagine Entertainment
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: L  CA: G  CH: 12  CZ: U  DE: 6  ES: 7  FR: U|12  GB: 12  GR: 13  HU: 16  IE: 15  KR: 12  NL: 6  PL: 12  PT: M/12  SE: 7  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 86

Trust me.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Fletcher Reed, a fast-talking, habitual liar, divorced father, is an incredibly successful lawyer who has built his career by lying. He is used to giving priority to his job and always breaking promises to be with his young son Max, but Fletcher often lets Max down, by missing his son's birthday party. But even then at 8:15 Max decides to make him an honest man as he wishes for a whole day where his father can't lie. When his son Max blows out the candles on his fifth birthday, he only has one wish - for his father to stop lying for 24 hours. When Max's wish comes true, Fletcher discovers that his mouth has suddenly become his biggest obstacle

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ADR Editor:
Petra Bach

ADR Mixer:
Neal J. Anderson

ADR Recordist:
Rick Canelli

Additional Visual Effects:
Scott Harper

Aerial Coordinator:
Peter McKernan

Apprentice Sound Editor:
John T. Stanhope

Art Department Coordinator:
Ashley Fardys

Art Department Production Assistant:
Douglas Barrett Netter

Art Direction:
Richard Toyon

Assistant Art Director:
Stephanie J. Gordon

Assistant Camera:
Steven J. Winslow

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Stephen Johnstone

Assistant Editor:
Dan Zimmerman
Dean Zimmerman

Assistant Location Manager:
Jeremy Alter

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Amy Schmiederer

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Marisol Jiménez

Best Boy Electric:
Ron Ash

Boom Operator:
Jonathan Fuh

Cableman:
Greg Salmon

Camera Operator:
Don Reddy

Camera Production Assistant:
Jason LaMell

Casting:
Junie Lowry-Johnson
Ron Surma

Casting Assistant:
Justine Arteta

Casting Associate:
Scott Genkinger

Chef:
Stanley W. Pratt

Chief Lighting Technician:
Patrick Murray

Color Timer:
Jim Passon

Colorist:
Michael Healey

Conductor:
John Debney

Construction Coordinator:
Dennis DeWaay

Construction Foreman:
Steve Callas

Costume Design:
Judy L. Ruskin

Costume Supervisor:
Elaine Maser

Costumer:
Lisa Cacavas

Craft Service:
Charles Drake

Dialogue Editor:
Gaston Biraben

Digital Effects Producer:
Reid Burns

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Jeff Matakovich

Digital Supervisor:
Janek Sirrs

Director:
Tom Shadyac

Director of Operations:
Joe McGlynn

Director of Photography:
Russell Boyd

Dolly Grip:
John Beran

Driver:
Bonnie Alden

Editor:
Don Zimmerman

Electrician:
Randy Alderson

Executive Assistant:
Linda Fields

Executive Producer:
Michael Bostick
James D. Brubaker

First Assistant Accountant:
Glen Richard

First Assistant Camera:
Alan R. Disler

First Assistant Director:
Josh King

First Assistant Editor:
Scott Hill

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Randall Guth

Foley Artist:
John T. Cucci

Foley Mixer:
James Ashwill

Foley Recordist:
Linda Lew

Greensman:
Ed Jones

Grip:
Nico Bally

Hairstylist:
Fríða Aradóttir

Intern:
Jamal Clark

Key Grip:
John Janusek

Key Hair Stylist:
Cammy R. Langer

Key Makeup Artist:
Nena Smarz

Leadman:
Nancy Gilmore

Location Manager:
Arlene Kehela

Makeup Artist:
Julie Hewett

Music Editor:
Mark Ryan

Music Supervisor:
Jeff Carson

Negative Cutter:
Marlen Hill

Orchestrator:
Brad Dechter

Original Music Composer:
John Debney

Payroll Accountant:
Michael Bo Wat

Producer:
Brian Grazer

Production Assistant:
Tony Giglio

Production Coordinator:
Gretchen van Zeebroeck

Production Design:
Linda DeScenna

Production Secretary:
Ruben Flores

Production Supervisor:
Tina Fortenberry

Property Master:
Mike Carrillo

Propmaker:
Jeff Plauster

Rigging Gaffer:
Richard Smock

Script Supervisor:
Susan Bierbaum

Second Assistant Accountant:
Michael Morgenthal

Second Assistant Camera:
David Garden

Second Assistant Sound:
Douglas Parker

Second Second Assistant Director:
Seth Edelstein

Second Unit Director:
Mickey Gilbert

Security:
Dotan Bonen

Set Decoration:
Ric McElvin

Set Designer:
Thomas Betts

Set Dressing Artist:
John J. Bradley

Set Medic:
John Bocchicchio

Set Production Assistant:
Sean Buck

Sound Mixer:
José Antonio García

Sound Recordist:
Dennis Johnson

Special Effects Coordinator:
Burt Dalton

Special Effects Technician:
Kevin Bowers

Stand In:
Angela Bertolino

Steadicam Operator:
Harry K. Garvin

Still Photographer:
Melinda Sue Gordon

Storyboard Artist:
Dan Sweetman

Studio Teachers:
Pat Jackson

Stunt Coordinator:
Mickey Gilbert

Stunt Double:
Pat Banta

Stunts:
Pat Banta
Mary Peters
Spice Williams-Crosby
Tim Gilbert
Gene LeBell
Bob Herron
Simone Boisseree

Supervising Music Editor:
J.J. George

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michael Hilkene

Swing:
Paul Luther Jackson

Transportation Captain:
John A. Brubaker

Transportation Coordinator:
Tina M. Arter-Duquette

Unit Production Manager:
James D. Brubaker

Unit Publicist:
Deborah Simmrin

Visual Effects Editor:
Scott Hill

Visual Effects Producer:
Robert Stadd

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Jon Farhat

Writer:
Stephen Mazur
Paul Guay

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