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Pawn Shop Chronicles (2013) [R]

Release Date:
July 12, 2013

Original Title:
Pawn Shop Chronicles

Alternate Titles:
Cronicas Salvajes
Historky ze zastavárny
Hustlers
Prêteur sur gages
スティーラーズ
폰 샵 클로니클스

Genres:
Action | Comedy

Production Companies:
120dB Films
Laguna Ridge Pictures
Louisiana Media Productions
Mimran Schur Pictures
Suretone Pictures
Upload Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  GB: 18  JP: R15+  NL: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 107

One small town pawn shop. One big time wild ride.

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The stories of a missing wife, a couple of meth heads and an Elvis impersonator are connected by the items found in a small town's pawn shop.

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ADR Editor:
Jason Dotts

ADR Supervisor:
Jerry Gilbert

Art Direction:
Jeremy Woolsey

Assistant Editor:
Ryan Neatha Johnson

Boom Operator:
Keith Birchfiel

Camera Operator:
Colin Hudson
Josh Medak
Teddy Smith

Casting:
Anne McCarthy
Kellie Roy

Casting Associate:
Morgan Robbins
Wayne Morse

Choreographer:
Christine Chrest

Co-Executive Producer:
Bernardo da Fonseca

Co-Producer:
Lauren Pettit

Construction Coordinator:
Scott Mobley

Costume Design:
Christopher Lawrence

Costume Supervisor:
Ellen Ryba

Director:
Wayne Kramer

Director of Photography:
James Whitaker

Editor:
Sarah Boyd

Executive Producer:
Joe Simpson
Fred Durst
Andrew Mann
Wayne Kramer
Carl Stubner
Todd Stubner
Matt Luber
Brandon Birtell
Steven Schneider
Michael Ohoven
James Gibb
Stephen Hays
Peter Graham

First Assistant Director:
Dan Katzman

Gaffer:
Conrad Sigurdson

Hair Department Head:
Margeaux Fox

Hairstylist:
Allison Shepard
Katherine Percy
Andrea Bowman
Karman Swank

Key Grip:
Doug Cowden

Key Hair Stylist:
Crystal Woodford

Key Makeup Artist:
Ashley Walsh

Key Set Costumer:
Sarah P. Koeppe

Line Producer:
Charles Rapp

Local Casting:
Brent Caballero

Location Manager:
Dawson Warner

Makeup Artist:
Ebony Parsons
Denise Pugh-Ruiz
Latoya Anderson

Makeup Department Head:
Carol Strong

Makeup Effects:
Elvis Jones

Music:
Andrew Grush
Taylor Stewart

Music Supervisor:
Andy Ross

Picture Car Coordinator:
Michael Holubar

Post Production Accountant:
Pamela Jones

Post Production Supervisor:
Nick Thurlow
Lauren Pettit

Producer:
David Mimran
Jordan Schur
Nick Thurlow
Paul Walker

Production Accountant:
Alan J. Lam

Production Assistant:
Joe Kirkpatrick

Production Design:
Anastasia Masaro

Rigging Gaffer:
Brandon Swain

Script Supervisor:
Nancy Breaux

Second Assistant Director:
Andrew Shepherd

Set Costumer:
Claire Hedlund
Michelle Toledo

Set Decoration:
Jeanette Scott

Set Designer:
Spencer Davison
Michael Larace

Sound Designer:
Michael Baird

Sound Effects Editor:
Jason Dotts

Sound Mixer:
Kim H. Ornitz

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Jerry Gilbert

Special Effects Supervisor:
Guy Clayton

Steadicam Operator:
Colin Hudson

Storyboard:
Wayne Kramer

Stunt Coordinator:
William Scharpf

Stunts:
Taryn Terrell

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michael Baird

Thanks:
David Finfer

Transportation Coordinator:
Doug Wilson

Unit Production Manager:
Charles Rapp

Visual Effects:
Tarn Fox

Wigmaker:
Marissa Smith

Writer:
Adam Minarovich

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