Deconstructing Harry (1997) [R]

Release Date:
December 12, 1997

Original Title:
Deconstructing Harry

Alternate Titles:
Desconstruindo Harry
Desmontando a Harry
Harry a pezzi
Harry bit for bit
Harry dans tous ses états
解構愛情狂
해리 파괴하기

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Jean Doumanian Productions
Magnolia Productions
Sweetland Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 14  CZ: 15+  FR: U  US: R 

Runtime: 96

Harry Block wrote a bestseller about his best friends. Now, his best friends are about to become his worst enemies.

Writer Harry Block draws inspiration from people he knows, and from events that happened to him, sometimes causing these people to become alienated from him as a result.

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Art Department Coordinator:
Glenn Lloyd

Art Direction:
Tom Warren

Assistant Costume Designer:
Debra Tennenbaum
Patrick Chevillot
Lars Andersen
Juliet Ouyoung

Assistant Editor:
William Kruzykowski
Mark Livolsi

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Bronwen Epstein

Assistant Sound Editor:
Nancy Allen
Benjamin Cheah
David Wahnon

Best Boy Electric:
Jack Coffen

Best Boy Grip:
Edward J. Egan III

Boom Operator:
Anthony Ortiz

Cableman:
Toussaint Kotright

Camera Operator:
Michael Green

Camera Trainee:
A. Lee Morris

Casting:
Juliet Taylor

Casting Associate:
Patricia Kerrigan DiCerto

Co-Executive Producer:
Jack Rollins
Letty Aronson
Charles H. Joffe

Co-Producer:
Richard Brick

Construction Coordinator:
Ron Petagna

Costume Design:
Suzy Benzinger

Craft Service:
Joe Facey

Creative Consultant:
Dennis Muren

Dialogue Editor:
Sylvia Menno

Digital Compositor:
Greg Maloney

Director:
Woody Allen

Director of Photography:
Carlo Di Palma

Dolby Consultant:
Bradford L. Hohle

Editor:
Susan E. Morse

Executive Producer:
J.E. Beaucaire

Extras Casting:
Sylvia Fay
Fleet Emerson

First Assistant Camera:
Gary Muller

First Assistant Director:
Richard Patrick

Foley Artist:
Marko Costanzo

Foley Editor:
Kam Chan

Foley Supervisor:
Bruce Pross

Gaffer:
Michael Proscia Jr.

Hairstylist:
Romaine Greene
Peggy Nicholson

Head Carpenter:
Frank Didio

Key Construction Grip:
Vincent Guarriello

Key Grip:
Robert Ward

Key Scenic Artist:
James Sorice

Location Assistant:
Diane Howells
Justin Reinsilber
Marcy Shaffer

Location Manager:
Drew Dillard

Location Scout:
Joseph Zolfo
Ken Halsband
Tom Yeager

Makeup Artist:
Rosemary Zurlo
Margot Boccia

Post Production Supervisor:
Linda Saffire

Producer:
Jean Doumanian

Producer's Assistant:
David DiCerto

Production Coordinator:
Shell Hecht

Production Design:
Santo Loquasto

Production Intern:
Jeremy Strong

Production Manager:
Charles Darby

Production Secretary:
Michael P. Fox

Production Sound Mixer:
Les Lazarowitz

Projection:
Carl Turnquest

Property Master:
Peter Gelfman

Rotoscoping Artist:
Tami Carter
Cathy Burrow
Katharine Baird

Scenic Artist:
Cliff Schorr

Screenplay:
Woody Allen

Script Supervisor:
Kay Chapin

Second Assistant Camera:
David E. Baron

Second Assistant Director:
Lisa M. Rowe

Set Decoration:
Susan Kaufman
Elaine O'Donnell

Set Dresser:
Daniel K. Grosso

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Lee Dichter

Special Effects Coordinator:
John Ottesen

Still Photographer:
John Clifford

Supervising Sound Editor:
Robert Hein

Transportation Captain:
Edward Iacobelli

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Janet Lewin

Visual Effects Editor:
Greg Hyman

Visual Effects Producer:
Camille Geier

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Thomas Rosseter

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Kevin P. Faherty
Melissa Stanton

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