Where the Wild Things Are (2009) [PG]

Release Date:
October 16, 2009

Original Title:
Where the Wild Things Are

Alternate Titles:
Allà on viuen els monstres
Donde viven los monstruos
Gdzie mieszkają dzikie stwory
Hassut hurjat hirviöt
Max et les maximonstres
More Rice
Onde Vivem os Monstros
Sti hora ton magikon plasmaton
Till vildingarnas land
괴물들이 사는 나라

Genres:
Adventure | Drama | Family | Fantasy

Production Companies:
KLG Film Invest
Legendary Pictures
Playtone
Village Roadshow Pictures
Warner Bros. Pictures
Wild Things Productions

Production Countries:
Germany | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  CH: 6  DE: 6  ES: APTA  FI: K-7  FR: U  GB: PG  HU: 12  IE: PG  IT: T  JP: G  NL: 9  RO: AP  SE: 7  US: PG 

Runtime: 101

There's one in all of us.

Max imagines running away from his mom and sailing to a far-off land where large talking beasts—Ira, Carol, Douglas, the Bull, Judith and Alexander—crown him as their king, play rumpus, build forts and discover secret hideaways.

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"A" Camera Operator:
Mark Goellnicht

Acting Double:
Skyler Brigmann

Additional Still Photographer:
Shawn Records
Ben King

Art Direction:
Lucinda Thomson

Assistant Sound Editor:
Coya Elliott

Associate Producer:
Emma Wilcockson
Catherine Keener
Natalie Farrey

Author:
Maurice Sendak

CG Artist:
William Alexander

Camera Operator:
Simon Harding

Casting:
Kim Davis-Wagner
Justine Arteta

Costume Design:
Casey Storm

Director:
Spike Jonze

Director of Photography:
Lance Acord

Dolly Grip:
Matt Copping
Joseph Messier

Editor:
James Haygood
Eric Zumbrunnen

Executive Producer:
Scott Mednick
Jon Jashni
Bruce Berman
Thomas Tull

First Assistant "A" Camera:
David Elmes

First Assistant Camera:
Darin Necessary
Hector Rodriguez
Luke Nixon
Gary Scott
Ricky Schamburg
Peter White

First Assistant Director:
Thomas Patrick Smith
John Martin

Hair Supervisor:
Chiara Tripodi

Hairstylist:
Zeljka Stanin
Kylie O'Toole

Key Grip:
Gino Nix
Warren Grieef
Toby Copping
Michael Vivian

Makeup Artist:
Kylie O'Toole
Zeljka Stanin

Makeup Supervisor:
Chiara Tripodi

Original Music Composer:
Karen O
Carter Burwell

Producer:
Maurice Sendak
Tom Hanks
Vincent Landay
John B. Carls
Gary Goetzman

Production Assistant:
Shaun Greenspan

Production Design:
K.K. Barrett

Screenplay:
Spike Jonze
Dave Eggers

Second Assistant Camera:
Sky Davies
Jeremy Rouse
Cameron Morley
Stephen MacDougall

Second Assistant Director:
Deborah Antoniou

Second Second Assistant Director:
Eddie Thorne

Second Unit Director:
John Mahaffie

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Brad Shield

Set Decoration:
Lisa Thompson

Sound Designer:
Ren Klyce

Sound Effects Editor:
Malcolm Fife

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael Semanick
Juan Peralta
Ren Klyce

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Adam Johansen

Still Photographer:
Matt Nettheim

Stunt Coordinator:
Darrin Prescott

Stunts:
Troy Robinson

Supervising Art Director:
Jeffrey Thorp

Thanks:
Miranda July
Michelle Williams
Benicio del Toro
Miguel Arteta
Steven Soderbergh
Chris Cunningham
Tory Metzger
Ceán Chaffin
Edward Saxon
Sam Spiegel
Brad Pitt
Andy Jenkins
Sean Penn
Tom Noonan
Mike Mills
Bennett Miller
Megan Baltimore
David Fincher
Lance Bangs
Nicole Holofcener
David O. Russell

Third Assistant Director:
Miranda Colman
Joshua Watkins

Unit Manager:
Andy Pappas

Unit Production Manager:
Catherine Bishop

Visual Effects:
Laraib Atta

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Marc Kolbe
Ben Gibbs

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