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Excess Baggage (1997) [PG-13]

Release Date:
August 29, 1997

Original Title:
Excess Baggage

Alternate Titles:
Aerger im Gepaeck
Exceso de Equipaje

Genres:
Action | Comedy | Crime

Production Companies:
Columbia Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 18+  DE: 12  GB: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 101

A crash course in kidnappings, car thefts and other rituals of dating.

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A rich brat fakes her own kidnapping, but in the process ends up locked in the trunk of a car that gets stolen.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Patrick Dodd

Additional Editing:
Stan Salfas

Art Direction:
Richard Hudolin

Assistant Art Director:
Bridget McGuire

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Peter G. Capadouca

Assistant Editor:
Ray Neapolitan

Assistant Location Manager:
Ann Goobie

Assistant Production Manager:
Penny Gibbs

Assistant Property Master:
David Rosychuk

Boom Operator:
John Motyer

Camera Operator:
John Clothier

Casting:
Mike Fenton
Allison Cowitt

Casting Assistant:
Rachel Davies

Chief Lighting Technician:
Les Erskine

Co-Producer:
Casey Grant

Color Timer:
Gloria Kaiser

Construction Coordinator:
Derick McLeod

Costume Design:
Beatrix Aruna Pasztor

Director:
Marco Brambilla

Director of Photography:
Jean-Yves Escoffier

Dolly Grip:
Gil Forrester

Editor:
Stephen E. Rivkin

First Assistant Camera:
Cam North

First Assistant Director:
Richard Cowan

First Assistant Editor:
Kevin Nolting

Foley Artist:
Marnie Moore
Leslie Bloome

Foley Mixer:
Stephen Hart

Hairstylist:
Debra Wiebe

Key Costumer:
Michelle Baines

Key Grip:
Dillard Brinson

Key Hair Stylist:
Ian C. Ballard

Key Makeup Artist:
Victoria Down

Location Manager:
Will Fearn

Makeup Artist:
Ronnie Specter

Music Editor:
Lia Vollack

Music Supervisor:
Anita Camarata

Negative Cutter:
Mo Henry

Original Music Composer:
John Lurie

Producer:
Alicia Silverstone
Bill Borden
Carolyn Kessler

Production Accountant:
Don Orlando

Production Coordinator:
Michelle Almaz Tadege

Production Design:
Missy Stewart

Production Sound Mixer:
Eric Batut

Property Master:
Bryan Korenberg

Script Supervisor:
Christine Wilson

Second Assistant Camera:
Doug Lavender
Carrie Wilson

Second Assistant Director:
Colleen Mitchell

Set Decoration:
Elizabeth Wilcox

Sound Editor:
Kim B. Christensen
Jay Boekelheide
Richard Quinn
John Nutt
Francesca Dodd

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mark Berger
Ezra Dweck

Special Effects:
William H. Orr

Still Photographer:
Rob McEwan

Stunt Coordinator:
Betty Thomas Quee

Stunt Double:
Melissa R. Stubbs

Stunts:
Melissa R. Stubbs
David Jacox
Sonny Surowiec
Lauro David Chartrand-DelValle

Supervising Sound Editor:
Patrick Dodd

Third Assistant Director:
Christine Derek

Transportation Coordinator:
Rob Vreugde

Unit Production Manager:
Casey Grant

Unit Publicist:
Lee Anne Muldoon

Writer:
Max D. Adams

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