A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
September 1, 1999
Original Title:
Chill Factor
Alternate Titles:
50 Degres Fahrenheit
Carga Mortal
Facteur éolien
Stopień ryzyka
急冻任务
热血寒战
Genres:
Action | Comedy | Thriller
Production Companies:
Morgan Creek Entertainment
Warner Bros. Pictures
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12 HU: 16 US: R
Runtime: 101
A store clerk and an ice cream truck driver are thrown together when a dying scientist entrusts them with a deadly chemical kept in ice. This chemical will kill every living thing once it melts. They have to take the chemical codenamed 'Elvis' to the next nearest military base while being chased by terrorists who want it to hold the country for ransom.
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ADR Editor:
Denise Horta
ADR Mixer:
Matthew C. Beville
ADR Recordist:
Thor Benitez
ADR Supervisor:
Juno J. Ellis
ADR Voice Casting:
Barbara Harris
Additional Music:
Geoff Zanelli
Klaus Badelt
Jeff Rona
James McKee Smith
Animal Wrangler:
Philip Hoelcher
Art Department Coordinator:
Sonya Duvall
Art Direction:
Fredda Slavin
Assistant Sound Editor:
Bradley Clouse
Dana LeBlanc Frankley
Associate Producer:
David Robinson
Best Boy Grip:
Thomas Jirgal
Boom Operator:
Kevin Cerchiai
CG Supervisor:
Richard Kidd
Camera Operator:
Paul Varrieur
Casting:
Pam Dixon
Co-Producer:
Jeffrey R. Neuman
Martin Wiley
Color Timer:
Gloria Kaiser
Compositing Supervisor:
David Lingenfelser
Construction Coordinator:
Peter Battistelli
Construction Foreman:
Ralph Woollaston
Costume Design:
Deborah Everton
Dialogue Editor:
Kimberly Lowe Voigt
Mildred Iatrou
Digital Compositor:
Craig Mathieson
Marcel Martinez
Director:
Hugh Johnson
Director of Photography:
David Gribble
Dolby Consultant:
Thom 'Coach' Ehle
Editor:
Pamela Power
Executive Producer:
Bill Bannerman
Jonathan A. Zimbert
First Assistant Camera:
Bill Coe
First Assistant Director:
Artist W. Robinson
First Assistant Editor:
Karen Rasch
First Assistant Sound Editor:
David Wolowic
Foley Mixer:
Eric Gotthelf
Gaffer:
Brian Gunter
Key Costumer:
Nina Proctor
Key Hair Stylist:
JoJo Guthrie
Leadman:
Kenneth Bryant
Location Casting:
Shay Bentley Griffin
Location Manager:
Stephen Yetman
Makeup Supervisor:
Rick Pour
Music Editor:
Adam Milo Smalley
Original Music Composer:
Hans Zimmer
John Powell
Pilot:
Ray McCort
Producer:
James G. Robinson
Production Accountant:
Alan J. Lam
Production Design:
Jeremy Conway
Production Sound Mixer:
Peter J. Devlin
Property Master:
Nicholas J. Romanac
Roto Supervisor:
Karen Klein
Screenplay:
Drew Gitlin
Mike Cheda
Script Supervisor:
Deirdre Horgan
Second Assistant Camera:
Bobby McMahan
Second Second Assistant Director:
Maria Battle Campbell
Second Unit Director of Photography:
Jerry G. Callaway
Second Unit First Assistant Director:
John G. Scotti
Set Costumer:
Michaell Keith Taylor Jr.
Set Decoration:
Claudette Didul
Set Designer:
Jeremy Conway
Michael H. Ward
Glenn Rivers
Set Dresser:
Patrick Fuhrman
Lance Totten
Michael Shapiro
Sound Designer:
Bruce Stambler
Sound Effects Editor:
Joe Divitale
Brian Best
Steve Mann
Jay Nierenberg
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Terry Rodman
Chris David
Ken Teaney
Special Effects Coordinator:
Mike Vézina
Stand In:
Keith Butler
Still Photographer:
Jon Baronn Farmer
Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Hymes
Stunt Double:
Kathy Jarvis
Stunts:
Tierre Turner
Jon W. Kishi
Keith Woulard
Brian Stewart
Myke Schwartz
Kathy Jarvis
Heather Burton
Richard Bucher
Les Larson
Bobby J. Foxworth
Dane Farwell
Gilbert B. Combs
Fred Waugh
Tim Gilbert
Patricia Tallman
Tommy J. Huff
Jophery C. Brown
Bill Anagnos
Gene Hartline
Cal Johnson
Supervising Sound Editor:
Terry Rodman
Technical Supervisor:
Guy Williams
Unit Publicist:
Joan Eisenberg
Visual Effects Art Director:
Lubo Hristov
Visual Effects Producer:
Aaron Dem
Kevin Elam
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Jay Riddle
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