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Release Date:
March 25, 1983
Original Title:
The Black Stallion Returns
Genres:
Adventure | Family
Production Companies:
American Zoetrope
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: G DE: 6 FR: TP US: PG
Runtime: 103
"Black" is a stunning fire-and-silk stallion celebrated the world over. But to his young American owner, Alec Ramsay, he's much more. So, when the amazing animal is stolen, Alec will stop at nothing to get him back. Alec finally unravels the mystery of Black's theft...only to discover that he must overcome even greater odds to reclaim his beloved horse.
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Additional Photography:
Caleb Deschanel
Apprentice Sound Editor:
John Morris
Bob Kuhn
Art Direction:
Aurelio Crugnola
Assistant Camera:
Maurizio Zampagni
Massimo Riccioli
Sandro Rubbo
Franco Sterpa
Assistant Costume Designer:
Francesca Zavarone
Larbi Yacoubi
Assistant Director:
Michael Haley
Gianni Arduini
Doug Claybourne
Ahmed Hatimi
Assistant Editor:
C.J. Appel
Daniel Candib
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Antonio Maltempo
Latifa Souihi Maadani
Assistant Set Dresser:
Angelo Santucci
Assistant Sound Editor:
Tom Bellfort
Dane A. Davis
David Dresher
Jack Lowry
Associate Producer:
Christine Berardo
Camera Operator:
Massimo Di Venanzo
Michele Picciaredda
Camera Production Assistant:
Charles Minsky
Camera Truck:
Ken Phelps
Ray Tostado
Carpenter:
Vincenzo Marucci
Carlo Bessi
Umberto Magostini
Romano Bellucci
Casting:
Jane Jenkins
Bonnie Timmermann
Gianni Arduini
Color Assistant:
Robert Raring
Construction Coordinator:
Luigi Quintili
Costume Design:
Danda Ortona
Director:
Robert Dalva
Director of Photography:
Carlo Di Palma
David Myers
Haskell Wexler
Draughtsman:
Giulia Chiara Crugnola
Maria Teresa Barbasso
Editor:
David Holden
Paul Hirsch
Editorial Production Assistant:
Giorgio Venturoli
Jeff Watts
Michael Magill
Emanuela Lucidi
Tim Sternberg
Electrician:
Abdellatif El Ansary
Franco Caporale
Giorgio Palermi
Claudio Frollano
Elio Torres
Executive Assistant:
John Solomon
Executive Producer:
Francis Ford Coppola
First Assistant Editor:
Teresa Book
Foley Artist:
Dennie Thorpe
Gaffer:
Sante Federici
Elmiro Rubeo
Generator Operator:
Ettore Zampagni
Grip:
Najib Ben Fares
Franco Caporale
Osvaldo Caruso
Luciano Giuseppone
Ettore Migalizzi
Key Grip:
Vladimiro Salvatori
Location Manager:
Mehiz Athmane
Laura Fattori
Mohamed Tazi
Paola Surdi
Location Sound Recordist:
Nathan Boxer
Makeup Artist:
Paul LeBlanc
Mixing Engineer:
Gregg Landaker
Steve Maslow
Music Editor:
Richard Stone
Music Producer:
Daniel Allan Carlin
Negative Cutter:
Donah Bassett
Novel:
Walter Farley
Original Music Composer:
Georges Delerue
Painter:
Ivano Todeschi
Producer:
Fred Roos
Doug Claybourne
Tom Sternberg
Production Accountant:
Cynthia Wood
Maureen Newman
Giovanna Di Michele
Jane Kearny
Production Assistant:
Arden Bucklin
Abdelhafid Balafrej
Hassan Selkane
Ahmed Darif
Matteo von Normann
Roman Coppola
Production Manager:
Alessandro von Norman
Production Secretary:
Verena Baldeo
Violetta Coata
Dawne Allstrom
Prop Designer:
Bruno Vandilli
Propmaker:
Raffaele Vincenti
Screenplay:
Richard Kletter
Jerome Kass
Script Supervisor:
Serena Canevari
Seamstress:
Mirella Pedetti
Second Assistant Director Trainee:
Ren Navez
Set Decoration:
Franco Fumagalli
Sound Assistant:
Scott Chandler
Deborah Hoffmann
Sound Editor:
Tom Bullock
Arden Bucklin
C.J. Appel
Diana Pellegrini
Gary Weimberg
Donald Flick
Ricky Wiese
Leslie Shatz
Sound Effects:
Doug Hemphill
Will Harvey
Sound Mixer:
Bill Varney
Sound Recordist:
Roman Coppola
Mario Bramonti
Gary Weir
Special Effects:
Aldo Gasparri
Delio Catini
Still Photographer:
Francesco Bellomo
Stunt Coordinator:
Sergio Mioni
Trainee Production Coordinator:
Rex Peterson
Corky Randall
Unit Production Manager:
Lynn Kamern
Franco Ballati
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