An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (1982) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 16, 1982

Original Title:
An Unsuitable Job for a Woman

Genres:
Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Boyd's Company
Carolina Bank
Goldcrest
National Film Finance Corporation (NFFC)

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15 

Runtime: 94

A mystery of passion and corruption!

After finding her boss, a private detective, has committed suicide and has left her his agency, Cordelia Gray is asked to investigate the suicide of the man's son. During the course of her investigation, Cordelia becomes obsessed with the young man's memory and his increasingly suspicious death.

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Art Direction:
John Beard

Assistant Camera:
David Johnson
Nick Schlesinger

Assistant Director:
Melvin Lind
Waldo Roeg

Assistant Editor:
Michael John Bateman
Phil Sanderson
Jupiter Sen

Associate Producer:
David Barber
Corinne Cartier

Boom Operator:
Dushko Indjic

Camera Operator:
Russell Murray

Casting:
Irene Lamb

Construction Manager:
Geoff Kingsley

Continuity:
Caroline Sax

Costume Designer:
Marit Allen

Director:
Chris Petit

Director of Photography:
Martin Schäfer

Editor:
Mick Audsley

Electrician:
Ronnie Rampton

Executive Producer:
Don Boyd

First Assistant Director:
Scott Wodehouse

Hairdresser:
Stephanie Kaye

Location Manager:
Hugh O'Donnell

Makeup Artist:
Lindy Shaw

Music:
Mark Isham
Philip Bagenal
Peter Van Hooke
Chaz Jankel

Novel:
P. D. James

Producer:
Michael Relph
Peter McKay

Production Accountant:
Michael Larkins

Production Design:
Anton Furst

Production Manager:
Peter Jaques

Property Master:
Derek Creedon

Sound Editor:
Rodney Holland

Sound Mixer:
Paul Carr
Brian Paxton

Sound Recordist:
Edward Tise

Wardrobe Master:
Catherine Halloran

Writer:
Chris Petit
Brian Scobie
Elizabeth McKay

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