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Release Date:
March 2, 1990
Original Title:
The Hunt for Red October
Alternate Titles:
A la poursuite d'Octobre Rouge
Caccia a Ottobre Rosso
Caçada ao Outubro Vermelho
Jakten på Rød Oktober
Lov na Crveni Oktobar
Polowanie na Czerwony Październik
Το Κυνήγι του Κόκκινου Οκτώβρη
Переслідуючи "Червоний Жовтень"
ล่าตุลาแดง
猎杀红色十月
追擊赤色十月
Genres:
Action | Adventure | Thriller
Production Companies:
Mace Neufeld/Jerry Sherlock Productions
Paramount Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG BR: 12 CH: 12 DE: 12 DK: 15 ES: APTA FI: K-12 FR: 12 GB: PG GR: 13 HU: 12 IE: 12 IT: T JP: G NL: 6 NO: 12 PT: M/12 SE: 11|15 SK: 12 US: PG-13
Runtime: 135
A new technologically-superior Soviet nuclear sub, the Red October, is heading for the U.S. coast under the command of Captain Marko Ramius. The American government thinks Ramius is planning to attack. Lone CIA analyst Jack Ryan has a different idea: he thinks Ramius is planning to defect, but he has only a few hours to find him and prove it - because the entire Russian naval and air commands are trying to find Ramius, too. The hunt is on!
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ADR Editor:
Shelley Rae Hinton
Jay Kamen
ADR Mixer:
Bob Baron
Art Direction:
William Cruse
Donald B. Woodruff
Dianne Wager
Assistant Accountant:
Crystal Hawkins
Assistant Camera:
Ken Fisher
Chris Mosley
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Ted J. Kredo
Jerry Enright
Assistant Editor:
John Haggar
Michael Ruscio
Marcelo Sansevieri
Ron Fode
Michael McGovern
Assistant Sound Editor:
Anne Couk
Donald Ortiz
Craig Sims
Best Boy Grip:
Tim Morgan
Bill Barr
Boom Operator:
Craig Woods
CG Artist:
Scott E. Anderson
Steve Williams
Doug Smythe
Stephen Rosenbaum
Mark Earnest Dippe
Sandra Ford Karpman
Jonathan Luskin
Randall Bean
CG Painter:
Robert L. Clark
CG Supervisor:
George H. Joblove
Cableman:
Debbie Jo Grillo
Camera Operator:
Roger Gebhard
Carpenter:
Mike Sasgen
Casting:
Amanda Mackey
Chief Lighting Technician:
Ed Ayer
Color Timer:
Tom Shaffer
Construction Coordinator:
Dennis DeWaay
Construction Foreman:
Steven E. Fegley
Costumer:
Darryl M. Athons
Gary Sampson
Director:
John McTiernan
Director of Photography:
Jan de Bont
Dolby Consultant:
Douglas Greenfield
Dolly Grip:
Michael J. Coo
Driver:
Michael Forte
Editor:
Dennis Virkler
John Wright
Executive In Charge Of Post Production:
Ed Jones
Executive In Charge Of Production:
Jim Morris
Executive Producer:
Larry DeWaay
Jerry Sherlock
Executive Producer's Assistant:
Linnea K. Dotson
Extras Casting:
Jimmy Jue
First Assistant Camera:
Cal Roberts
First Assistant Director:
Jerry Ballew
First Company Grip:
Larry J. Aube
Foley Artist:
Ken Dufva
David Lee Fein
Foley Editor:
Victoria Martin
Butch Wolf
Foley Mixer:
Greg Curda
Foley Supervisor:
Pamela Bentkowski
Gaffer:
Pat Fitzsimmons
Graphic Designer:
Joe A. Hawthorne
Hairstylist:
Dino Ganziano
Leadman:
William F. Reinert
Location Manager:
Joel Marx
Stuart Neumann
Makeup Artist:
Wes Dawn
Jim Kail
Modeling:
Mark Yuricich
Modelling Supervisor:
Ease Owyeung
Music Editor:
Tom Villano
Negative Cutter:
Louis Rivera
Roberto McGrath
Novel:
Tom Clancy
Orchestrator:
Greig McRitchie
Original Music Composer:
Basil Poledouris
Painter:
Ron Gress
Producer:
Mace Neufeld
Producer's Assistant:
Lis Kern
Production Accountant:
Jim Turner
Production Assistant:
Tim August
Bruce Crow
Production Design:
Terence Marsh
Production Office Coordinator:
Dana Lynne Taylor
Production Sound Mixer:
Richard Bryce Goodman
Production Supervisor:
Joel Marx
Project Manager:
Mark S. Miller
Property Master:
Willard Livingston
Tommy Tomlinson
Isidoro Raponi
Rotoscoping Artist:
Tom Bertino
Kathleen Beeler
Joanne Hafner
Rebecca Petrulli
Scoring Mixer:
Tim Boyle
Screenplay:
Larry Ferguson
Donald E. Stewart
Script Supervisor:
Luca Kouimelis
Sculptor:
Michael Hosch
Second Assistant Camera:
Sharon L. Wilson
Steve Adcock
Second Assistant Director:
Steve Danton
Second Company Grip:
David Canestro
Second Unit Director:
Beau Marks
Todd Turner
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Alexander Witt
Second Unit First Assistant Director:
J. Tom Archuleta
Sequence Supervisor:
Don Baker
Set Decoration:
Mickey S. Michaels
Sound Editor:
John Benson
Bruce Fortune
Frank Howard
F. Hudson Miller
Bruce Richardson
Larry Carow
R.J. Palmer
Mary Ruth Smith
Beth Sterner
Sound Effects:
John P. Fasal
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Kevin F. Cleary
Richard Overton
Gary Rogers
Special Effects Assistant:
Jan Aaris
William Aldridge
James Camomile
Manuel S. Epstein
Richard L. Thompson
Joe D. Ramsey
Joseph C. Sasgen
Jay M. Hirsch
Andrew Sebok
Damon Allison
Michael A. Tice
Special Effects Coordinator:
Al Di Sarro
Still Photographer:
Bruce McBroom
Stunt Coordinator:
Chuck Picerni Jr.
Stunts:
Carl Ciarfalio
Monty Cox
Shane Dixon
Steve Hulin
Gary Epper
Ronnie Rondell Jr.
Mike Marasco
Philip Romano
Keith Tellez
Paul V. Picerni Jr.
R.A. Rondell
Keii Johnston
Steve Picerni
David Zellitti
Supervising ADR Editor:
Juno J. Ellis
Supervising Sound Editor:
Cecelia Hall
George Watters II
Technical Advisor:
James H. Patton Jr.
Michael T. Sherman
Thanks:
Michael T. Sherman
George H. Billy
Transportation Captain:
Mike Fenster
Bruce Richardson
Transportation Coordinator:
Myra Hill
Unit Production Manager:
Beau Marks
Unit Publicist:
Marsha Robertson
VFX Director of Photography:
Pat Sweeney
Dave Stewart
VFX Editor:
Edgar Burcksen
Visual Effects Art Director:
Steve Beck
Harley Jessup
Brent Boates
Visual Effects Camera:
Peter Daulton
Martin Rosenberg
Visual Effects Coordinator:
Jennifer Knoll
Visual Effects Lineup:
Michael Backauskas
Visual Effects Producer:
Kimberly Nelson LoCascio
Visual Effects Production Assistant:
Tim August
Evan Jacobs
Scott Schneider
Jen Howard
Jon Warren
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Scott Squires
John Knoll
Wardrobe Supervisor:
James W. Tyson
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