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The Bride (1985) [PG-13]

Release Date:
August 16, 1985

Original Title:
The Bride

Alternate Titles:
科學夏娃

Genres:
Drama | Horror | Romance | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Colgems Productions Ltd.
Columbia Pictures
Lee International Studios
Tri-Star-Delphi III Productions

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 16  GB: 15  HU: 18  JP: G  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 114

A woman born of electricity. A man driven by obsession.

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Doctor Frankenstein creates a mate for his monster, a woman called Eva, who promptly rejects the male creature. In turn, the doctor becomes obsessed with Eva, and tries to make her a perfect victorian woman.

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Production

Accountant:
Michèle Girot

Additional Casting:
Joyce Gallie

Art Direction:
Damien Lanfranchi

Assistant Accountant:
Yvonne Heeks
Pauline Granby

Assistant Art Director:
David McHenry

Assistant Camera:
David Budd

Assistant Director:
Laurent Brégeat

Assistant Editor:
Christopher Young

Assistant Hairdresser:
Tricia Cameron

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Sallie Evans
Maureen Stephenson

Assistant Sound Editor:
Len Tremble

Associate Producer:
Lloyd Fonvielle

Camera Loader:
Simon Mills

Camera Operator:
Ronnie Fox Rogers
John Palmer

Casting:
Ellen Chenoweth

Casting Assistant:
Pamela Guest
Sally Osoba

Co-Producer:
Chris Kenny

Conductor:
Maurice Jarre

Construction Manager:
Roy Evans

Costume Design:
Shirley Russell

Dialogue Editor:
Peter Bond

Director:
Franc Roddam

Director of Photography:
Stephen H. Burum

Editor:
Michael Ellis

Executive Producer:
Keith Addis

Extras Casting:
Caroline Mazauric

First Assistant Director:
Patrick Clayton

First Assistant Editor:
Paul Hodgson

Gaffer:
Laurie Shane

Hairdresser:
Chris Taylor

Key Grip:
W.C. 'Chunky' Huse
Tony Cridlin

Location Manager:
Frédéric Bovis
Christine Raspillère
Joanna Gollins
Antoine Sabarros

Makeup Department Head:
Sarah Monzani

Music Editor:
Dick Lewzey
Robin Clarke

Novel:
Mary Shelley

Orchestrator:
Michel Mention
Christopher Palmer

Original Music Composer:
Maurice Jarre

Producer:
Victor Drai

Production Accountant:
Andy Birmingham

Production Coordinator:
Marilyse Morgan

Production Design:
Michael Seymour

Production Manager:
Bernard Mazauric
Ted Morley

Production Secretary:
Patricia Reid-Douglas

Property Master:
Bruce Bigg

Prosthetic Designer:
Aaron Sherman
Maralyn Sherman

Screenplay:
Lloyd Fonvielle

Script Supervisor:
Cheryl Leigh

Second Assistant Director:
Chris Brock

Set Decoration:
Tessa Davies

Sound Assistant:
Matthew Launay

Sound Editor:
John Ireland

Sound Mixer:
Hugh Strain
David John

Special Effects Supervisor:
Peter Hutchinson

Stand In:
Derek Lyons

Still Photographer:
Bob Penn

Stunt Coordinator:
Gerry Crampton

Stunt Double:
Tony Friel

Stunts:
Roy Alon
Dinny Powell
Nick Gillard
Malcolm Weaver
Alan Stuart
Jason White
Dorothy Ford
Denise Ryan

Supervising Art Director:
Bryan Graves

Third Assistant Director:
Callum McDougall

Wardrobe Assistant:
Don Mothersill
Janet Macklam

Wardrobe Master:
Rebecca Breed

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Richard Pointing

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