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The Silence of the Lambs (1991) [R]

Release Date:
February 14, 1991

Original Title:
The Silence of the Lambs

Alternate Titles:
De schreeuw van het lam
El Silencio de los Inocentes
El silencio de los corderos
Hitsujitachi no Chinmoku
Kravta dumili
Le Silence des agneaux
Milczenie Owiec
O Silêncio dos Inocentes
Quzuların Səssizliyi
سکوت بره ها
양들의 침묵
한니발 1

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Orion Pictures
Strong Heart

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: +16  AU: MA 15+  BR: 14  CA: 18A  CH: 16  DE: 16  DK: 15  ES: 18  FI: 16  FR: 16  GB: 18|15  GR: 18  HU: 18  ID: 17+  IE: 15  IN: A  IT: T  KR: 18  LT: N-16  MX: C  NL: 16  NO: 18  PH: R-18  PL: 18  PT: M/16  RU: 18+|16+  SE: 15  SK: 18  TR: 18+  TW: 限制級  US: R 

Runtime: 119

To enter the mind of a killer she must challenge the mind of a madman.

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Clarice Starling is a top student at the FBI's training academy. Jack Crawford wants Clarice to interview Dr. Hannibal Lecter, a brilliant psychiatrist who is also a violent psychopath, serving life behind bars for various acts of murder and cannibalism. Crawford believes that Lecter may have insight into a case and that Starling, as an attractive young woman, may be just the bait to draw him out.

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American Film Institute (AFI)
1998
#65 		100 Years: 100 MOVIES
100 Greatest American Movies Of All Time
2001
#5 		100 Years: 100 THRILLS
100 Most Thrilling American Films
2003
#1 		100 Years: 100 HEROES & VILLAINS
50 Greatest Villains
“Hannibal Lechter”
2003
#6 		100 Years: 100 HEROES & VILLAINS
50 Greatest Heroes
“Clarice Starling”
2005
#21 		100 Years: 100 MOVIE QUOTES
100 Greatest Movie Quotes Of All Time
“A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.”
2007
#74 		100 Years: 100 MOVIES — 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
100 Greatest American Films Of All Time

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Production

ADR Editor:
Gail Showalter
Deborah Wallach

ADR Recordist:
David Boulton

Additional Casting:
Donna M. Belajac

Aerial Camera:
Mark Streapy

Animal Wrangler:
Ray Mendez

Apprentice Sound Editor:
Missy Cohen

Art Department Coordinator:
Francine Byrne

Art Direction:
Tim Galvin

Assistant Art Director:
Gary Kosko

Assistant Costume Designer:
Kathleen Gerlach

Assistant Director:
Ron Bozman

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Lisa Bradley

Assistant Sound Editor:
Brian Johnson

Associate Editor:
Lisa Bromwell

Associate Producer:
Grace Blake

Best Boy Electric:
Ken Connors

Boom Operator:
Dennis Maitland II

Camera Operator:
Tony C. Jannelli

Camera Trainee:
Brian S. Osmond

Casting:
Howard Feuer

Color Timer:
David Orr

Construction Coordinator:
S. Bruce Wineinger

Continuity:
Mary A. Kelly

Costume Design:
Colleen Atwood

Costume Supervisor:
Hartsell Taylor

Craft Service:
Richard Fishwick

Dialogue Editor:
Jeffrey Stern
Fred Rosenberg
Marissa Littlefield
Philip Stockton

Director:
Jonathan Demme

Director of Photography:
Tak Fujimoto

Dolby Consultant:
Robert F. Warren

Dolly Grip:
John Donohue

Editor:
Craig McKay

Electrician:
Michael F. Burke

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Larry Jackson

Executive Producer:
Gary Goetzman

First Assistant Camera:
Bruce MacCallum

First Assistant Editor:
Colleen Sharp

Foley Artist:
Marko Costanzo

Foley Editor:
Steven Visscher
Frank Kern

Gaffer:
Russell Engels

Grip:
Richard Aversa

Hair Designer:
Alan D'Angerio

Head of Production:
Jonathan Sheinberg

Key Grip:
Billy Miller

Key Scenic Artist:
Frederika Gray

Location Coordinator:
John Crowder

Location Manager:
Neri Kyle Tannenbaum

Location Scout:
Brian Hartman

Makeup Artist:
Allen Weisinger

Makeup Effects:
Todd Kleitsch

Makeup Effects Designer:
Neal Martz
Carl Fullerton

Music Coordinator:
Dana Sano

Music Editor:
Suzana Peric

Music Supervisor:
Sharon Boyle

Novel:
Thomas Harris

Orchestrator:
Homer Denison

Original Music Composer:
Howard Shore

Painter:
Chris Call

Playback Singer:
Natasha Kinne

Police Consultant:
Walt Oggier

Post Production Assistant:
Trish Breganti

Post Production Supervisor:
Marshall Persinger

Producer:
Edward Saxon
Ron Bozman
Kenneth Utt

Production Assistant:
Jeffrey T. Barabe

Production Design:
Kristi Zea

Production Intern:
Matthew Myers

Production Sound Mixer:
Chris Newman

Property Master:
Ann Miller

Scenic Artist:
Eileen Garrigan

Screenplay:
Ted Tally

Second Assistant Camera:
Tom O'Halloran

Second Assistant Director:
Kyle McCarthy

Second Second Assistant Director:
Gina Maria Leonetti

Set Decoration:
Karen O'Hara

Set Dresser:
Kenneth Turek

Set Dressing Artist:
Ed Lohrer III

Set Production Assistant:
Catherine Marie McDonald

Sound Designer:
Skip Lievsay

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tom Fleischman

Sound Recordist:
John Fundus

Special Effects:
Dwight Benjamin-Creel

Standby Painter:
C.A. Kelly

Steadicam Operator:
Larry McConkey

Still Photographer:
Ken Regan

Storyboard Artist:
Kalina Ivanov

Stunt Coordinator:
John Robotham

Stunts:
Walter Robles
Michael Cassidy
George P. Wilbur

Thanks:
James Deeth

Transportation Captain:
John Leonidas

Transportation Co-Captain:
Dennis Radesky

Transportation Coordinator:
Denny Caira

Unit Production Manager:
Kenneth Utt

Unit Publicist:
Judy Arthur

Wardrobe Assistant:
Benjamin Wilson

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Mark Burchard

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