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Biloxi Blues (1988) [PG-13]

Release Date:
March 25, 1988

Original Title:
Biloxi Blues

Alternate Titles:
Neil Simon's Biloxi Blues

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | War

Production Companies:
Rastar Productions
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  DE: 16  IE: 15  JP: R15+  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 106

The Army made Eugene a man. But Daisy gave him basic training!

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Eugene, an aspiring writer from Brooklyn, is drafted into the US Army during the final months of World War II. For his basic training, the Army sends him to Camp Shelby in Mississippi, where toil, bad food, and antisemitic jibes await. Eugene takes refuge in his sense of humor and in his diary, but they won't protect him in a battle of wills with an unstable drill sergeant.

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Production

ADR Supervisor:
Michael Jacobi

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Glen Trotiner

Assistant Costume Designer:
Gary Jones

Assistant Editor:
Lori Kornspun
Kris Cole

Assistant Sound Editor:
Gail Showalter
Tony Martinez

Associate Editor:
Richard Nord

Best Boy Electric:
James Malone

Camera Operator:
Ralph Gerling

Casting:
Juliet Taylor

Color Timer:
Bruce Pearson

Construction Coordinator:
Carlos Quiles

Costume Design:
Ann Roth

Director:
Mike Nichols

Director of Photography:
Bill Butler

Dolly Grip:
James McGrath

Editor:
Sam O'Steen

Executive Producer:
Marykay Powell
Joseph M. Caracciolo

Extras Casting:
Sarah Tackett

First Assistant Camera:
Bill Coe

First Assistant Director:
Michael Haley

Gaffer:
William Ward

Hair Designer:
Kelvin R. Trahan

Hairstylist:
Frank Bianco

Head Carpenter:
Edward C. Sexton

Key Grip:
Norman Buck

Makeup Artist:
Jay Cannistraci

Makeup Designer:
Kelvin R. Trahan

Music Editor:
Patrick Mullins

Original Music Composer:
Georges Delerue

Producer:
Ray Stark

Production Design:
Paul Sylbert

Production Office Coordinator:
Wendi Haas

Rigging Gaffer:
Francis J. McBride

Rigging Grip:
Michael J. Fabiano

Screenplay:
Neil Simon

Script Supervisor:
B.J. Bjorkman

Second Assistant Camera:
Peter Gerling

Second Assistant Director:
James W. Skotchdopole

Second Second Assistant Director:
Carla Corwin

Set Decoration:
Alan Hicks

Set Dresser:
Herbert F. Mulligan

Sound Editor:
Robert Hein

Sound Mixer:
Allan Byer

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Lee Dichter

Special Effects:
John Ottesen
Kevin Brink
Daniel Ottesen

Steadicam Operator:
Robert Ulland

Still Photographer:
Don Smetzer

Stunt Coordinator:
Rick LeFevour
Whitey Hughes

Supervising Sound Editor:
Stan Bochner

Theatre Play:
Neil Simon

Unit Production Manager:
Joseph M. Caracciolo

Unit Publicist:
Joan Eisenberg

Wardrobe Assistant:
Amy Roth

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Michael Dennison
Bruce Ericksen

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