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Blue Juice (1995) [R]

Featuring:
Sean Pertwee, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Ewan McGregor

Written by:
Peter Salmi
Carl Prechezer
Tim Veglio

Directed by:
Carl Prechezer


Release Date:
September 15, 1995

Original Title:
Blue Juice

Alternate Titles:
A hullámok rabjai

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Film4 Productions
Skreba Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 90

The ride is wild!

Overview from TheMovieDB

JC is the hero of the Cornish surfing community. Staring thirty hard in the face, he fears that the wave that has carried him through a prolonged adolescence is heading for the rocks as his girlfriend pressures him for commitment and his friends contemplate growing up.

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Overview from Open Movies

JC is at the end of his Twenties and is living with his girlfriend Chloe in a small coastal town in England. He is a surfer legend and some day, three of his friends show up, including Terry who is about to get married. While he is supposed to have the last good time in his life, Josh (a successful Techno music producer) tries to figure out what type of music he likes most and Dean, who sells drugs on a regular basis, must face the fact that his life is not what he would like it to be. JC has his own problems with Chloe: Will he stay with her and run a surfer coffee shop or travel around the world without her?

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Rankings and Honors

Blue Juice (1995) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 5.1/10
Metacritic 64/100

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Production

Accountant:
Rajeshree Patel
Keith Chapple

Art Direction:
Tristan Peatfield

Assistant Art Director:
Richard Field

Boom Operator:
Stuart Wilson

Casting:
Abi Cohen

Costume Assistant:
Lou Durkin

Costume Design:
Linda Alderson

Dialogue Editor:
Ian Wilson

Director:
Carl Prechezer

Director of Photography:
Richard Greatrex

Editor:
Michael Ellis

First Assistant Director:
David Daniels

First Assistant Editor:
Maria Walker

Focus Puller:
Brad Larner

Foley Artist:
Jack Stew
Diane Greaves

Foley Editor:
Michael Redfern

Grip:
Pat Garrett

Hair Department Head:
Kirstin Chalmers

Idea:
Carl Prechezer
Tim Veglio
Peter Salmi

Location Assistant:
Nigel Aird

Location Manager:
Fran Robertson
Rosa Romero

Makeup Artist:
Sammy Serjeant

Makeup Department Head:
Kirstin Chalmers

Original Music Composer:
Simon Davison

Post Production Supervisor:
Jane Headland

Producer:
Simon Relph
Peter Salmi

Production Accountant:
Jane Headland

Production Assistant:
Joe Cornish
Lucy Amor
Adam Scott
Victoria Pitkethly
Julius Brighton

Production Coordinator:
Deryn Stafford

Production Design:
Mark Tildesley

Production Manager:
Anita Overland

Production Secretary:
Caroline Thomas

Property Master:
Mike Mallick

Screenplay:
Peter Salmi
Carl Prechezer

Script Supervisor:
Julia Richards

Second Assistant Director:
Stephen Woolfenden

Second Unit Director:
Tim Veglio

Second Unit Director of Photography:
James Welland

Sound:
Danny Hambrook

Sound Effects Editor:
Stuart Wilson

Still Photographer:
Liam Longman
Alex Williams

Third Assistant Director:
Toby Coke

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