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The Whole Nine Yards (2000) [R]

Release Date:
February 18, 2000

Original Title:
The Whole Nine Yards

Alternate Titles:
Dev'yatʹ yardiv
Devet yarda
Devyat' yardov
Mi vecino, el asesino
O mafiózos tis diplanís pórtas
Ubica mekog srca
Un vecino peligroso
殺手不眨眼

Genres:
Comedy | Crime

Production Companies:
Lansdown Films
Rational Packaging

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  CH: 16  CZ: 12+  DE: 16  FR: U  GB: 15  IE: 15  PL: 16  SE: 11  US: R 

Runtime: 98

In the heart of suburbia, a hit man with heart has just moved in.

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After a mobster agrees to cooperate with an FBI investigation in order to stay out of prison, he's relocated by the authorities to a life of suburban anonymity as part of a witness protection program. It's not long before a couple of his new neighbours figure out his true identity and come knocking to see if he'd be up for one more hit—suburban style.

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ADR Editor:
Julie Feiner

ADR Mixer:
Thomas J. O'Connell

ADR Recordist:
Rick Canelli

ADR Voice Casting:
Sandy Holt

Apprentice Sound Editor:
Eric Pinckert

Art Department Assistant:
Spiri Katerelos

Art Department Coordinator:
Carrie Foster

Art Direction:
André Chamberland

Assistant Accountant:
Nancy Klein

Assistant Art Director:
Jean-Pierre Paquet

Assistant Costume Designer:
Avery Gibbard

Assistant Editor:
Carina Baccanale

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Larysa Chernienko

Assistant Set Dresser:
Amélie Léonard

Assistant Unit Manager:
Michel Leroux

Associate Producer:
Stephen J. Eads

Best Boy Grip:
Sylvain Labrecque

Boom Operator:
Thierry Hoffmann

Camera Loader:
Christian Caperaa

Camera Operator:
John Trapman

Camera Trainee:
Olivier Henley

Carpenter:
Eric Lafrance

Casting:
Nancy Nayor

Casting Assistant:
Sheryl Bettencourt

Clapper Loader:
Serge Hughes

Co-Producer:
James A. Holt
Tracee Stanley
Don Carmody

Color Timer:
Kenny Becker

Construction Foreman:
Serge Bernard

Costume Design:
Edi Giguere

Costume Supervisor:
Erick Martinez

Director:
Jonathan Lynn

Director of Photography:
David Franco

Dolby Consultant:
Bryan Pennington

Dolly Grip:
Alain Masse

Draughtsman:
Caroline Alder

Dresser:
Richard Brunet

Driver:
Aleck Duncan

Editor:
Tom Lewis

Electrician:
John John Harris

Executive Producer:
George Edde
Elie Samaha
Andrew Stevens

Extras Casting:
Linda Rona

Extras Casting Assistant:
Jean-Francois Hall

First Assistant Camera:
Michel Bernier

First Assistant Director:
Myron Hoffert

First Assistant Editor:
Paul M. Wagner

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Pernell L. Salinas

Focus Puller:
Yvan Brunet

Foley Artist:
John T. Cucci

Foley Editor:
Christopher T. Welch

Foley Mixer:
James Ashwill

Foley Recordist:
Linda Lew

Gaffer:
Edward Mikolic

Grip:
Kelly Baylis

Hairdresser:
Nathalie Garon

Hairstylist:
Peggy Semtob

Head Driver:
James Sanchez

Key Dresser:
Madeleine Perras

Key Grip:
Robert B. Baylis

Key Makeup Artist:
Clair Blondel

Line Producer:
Mike Drake

Local Casting:
Nadia Rona

Location Assistant:
Dominique Leroutier

Location Scout:
Christine Anthony

Makeup Artist:
Gerald Quist

Marine Coordinator:
Michael Martin

Music Consultant:
Gary Gold

Music Coordinator:
Bronwen Boyan

Music Editor:
E. Gedney Webb

Music Supervisor:
Spring Aspers

Negative Cutter:
Mo Henry

Original Music Composer:
Gary Gold
Randy Edelman

Painter:
Tim Stadler

Payroll Accountant:
Lise Servant

Picture Car Coordinator:
Réal Hamel

Post Production Supervisor:
Eric Bergman

Producer:
Allan Kaufman
David Willis

Production Accountant:
Frank J. Ellison

Production Assistant:
Gregory Abel

Production Controller:
Marc Kunis

Production Coordinator:
Sofie Handfield

Production Design:
David L. Snyder

Production Secretary:
Marie-France Long

Production Sound Mixer:
Don Cohen

Property Master:
Marc C. De Léry

Publicist:
Pamela Godfrey

Scenic Artist:
Alain Bouchard

Screenplay:
Mitchell Kapner

Script Supervisor:
Marie Beaulieu

Second Assistant Camera:
Pierre Fournier

Second Assistant Director:
Carl Roméo
Carl Roméo Desjardins

Second Unit Director:
David L. Snyder

Security:
Robert Biddle

Set Decoration:
Mary Lynn Deachman

Set Dresser:
Francis Tremblay

Set Medic:
Jean Marchand

Sound Effects Editor:
David Grimaldi

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Christian P. Minkler

Special Effects Coordinator:
Ryal Cosgrove

Stand In:
Martin Brisebois

Still Photographer:
Pierre Dury

Stunt Coordinator:
Minor Mustain

Stunts:
Alvin Powell

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Robert Fitzgerald

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michael Hilkene

Swing:
Jocelyn Clouàtre

Third Assistant Director:
Michelle Benoit

Transportation Coordinator:
Neil Montgomerie

Unit Manager:
Stéphane Falardeau

Unit Production Manager:
Micheline Garant

Wardrobe Master:
Art Reasonover

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