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Release Date:
December 6, 1973
Original Title:
The Wicker Man
Alternate Titles:
Anthony Shaffer's The Wicker Man
De gevlochten god
El culto siniestro
El hombre de mimbre
L'uomo di vimini
Le Dieu d'osier
Narrenes konge
Pleteznik
Slomiane bóstwo
The Wickerman
To katarameno skiahtro
Плетена людина
Плетеный человек
柳条人
異教徒
위커 맨
Genres:
Horror
Production Companies:
British Lion Films
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M BR: 16 CA: R DE: 16 ES: 18 GB: 15|18 IE: 18|16 JP: R18+ NL: 16 US: R
Runtime: 93
Police sergeant Neil Howie is called to an island village in search of a missing girl whom the locals claim never existed. Stranger still, however, are the rituals that take place there.
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Art Direction:
Seamus Flannery
Assistant Director:
Jake Wright
Assistant Editor:
Denis Whitehouse
Camera Operator:
James Devis
Casting:
Maggie Cartier
Choreographer:
Stuart Hopps
Continuity:
Sue Merry
Costume Design:
Sue Yelland
Director:
Robin Hardy
Director of Photography:
Harry Waxman
Editor:
Eric Boyd-Perkins
Focus Puller:
Mike Drew
Hairstylist:
Jan Dorman
Location Manager:
Jilda Smith
Makeup Artist:
W.T. Partleton
Music Director:
Gary Carpenter
Novel:
David Pinner
Original Music Composer:
Paul Giovanni
Producer:
Peter Snell
Production Manager:
Ted Morley
Production Secretary:
Beryl Harvey
Screenplay:
Anthony Shaffer
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Peter Allwork
Sound:
Robin Gregory
Bob Jones
Sound Editor:
Vernon Messenger
Still Photographer:
John Brown
Stunts:
Bronco McLoughlin
Unit Manager:
Mike Gowans
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Masada Wilmot
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