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The End of the Affair (1999) [R]

Release Date:
December 3, 1999

Original Title:
The End of the Affair

Alternate Titles:
Egy kapcsolat vége
Slutet på historien

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Columbia Pictures

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CH: 12  CZ: 15+  DE: 12  ES: 12  FR: U  GB: 18  HU: 18  IE: 18  JP: R15+  KR: 18  PL: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 102

The end was just the beginning.

Overview from TheMovieDB

On a rainy London night in 1946, novelist Maurice Bendrix has a chance meeting with Henry Miles, husband of his ex-mistress Sarah, who abruptly ended their affair two years before. Bendrix's obsession with Sarah is rekindled; he succumbs to his own jealousy and arranges to have her followed.

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Production

ADR Mixer:
Andy Thompson

Art Direction:
Jon Billington
Tony Woollard

Assistant Art Director:
Jo Graysmark

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Billy Merrell

Assistant Costume Designer:
Debbie Scott

Assistant Sound Editor:
Sam Auguste

Camera Operator:
Mike Roberts

Casting:
Susie Figgis

Chief Lighting Technician:
Chuck Finch

Clapper Loader:
Berndt Wiese

Co-Producer:
Kathy Sykes

Construction Manager:
John Bohan

Costume Design:
Sandy Powell

Dialogue Coach:
Julia Wilson Dickson

Dialogue Editor:
Tim Hands

Director:
Neil Jordan

Director of Photography:
Roger Pratt

Editor:
Tony Lawson

Electrician:
Simon Lucas
Warren Ewen
Thomas Elliot

First Assistant Director:
Patrick Clayton

First Assistant Editor:
Jens Baylis

Focus Puller:
Graham Martyr
Clive Mackey

Foley Editor:
Derek Trigg

Hairstylist:
Paolo Mantini
Felicity Wright

Key Grip:
Colin Manning

Location Manager:
David Pinnington

Makeup & Hair:
Vivien Riley
Demelza Rogers

Makeup Artist:
Elaine L. Offers
Jeremy Woodhead

Makeup Designer:
Christine Beveridge

Novel:
Graham Greene

Original Music Composer:
Michael Nyman

Post Production Supervisor:
Michael Saxton

Producer:
Stephen Woolley
Neil Jordan

Production Accountant:
Maggie Phelan

Production Coordinator:
Deryn Stafford

Production Design:
Anthony Pratt

Property Master:
Keith Vowles

Scenic Artist:
Steve Mitchell

Screenplay:
Neil Jordan

Script Supervisor:
Diana Dill

Second Assistant Director:
Michael Stevenson

Second Second Assistant Director:
Sean Clayton
Ian Stone

Set Decoration:
Joanne Woollard
John Bush

Sound Editor:
Mark Auguste

Sound Mixer:
David Stephenson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dominic Lester
Robin O'Donoghue
Richard Street

Special Effects Supervisor:
Yves De Bono

Steadicam Operator:
Alf Tramontin

Still Photographer:
David Appleby

Stunt Coordinator:
Greg Powell

Stunts:
Paul Jennings

Supervising Art Director:
Chris Seagers

Supervising Music Editor:
Michael Connell

Unit Manager:
Phil Hounam

Unit Publicist:
Susan d'Arcy

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Mark Nelmes

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Sharon Long

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