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One Good Turn (1996) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 23, 1996

Original Title:
One Good Turn

Alternate Titles:
Back to Kill

Genres:
Thriller

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

Matt, a home arcade games programmer runs into an old acquaintance who saved his life years earlier from a burning automobile. The rescuer, Simon, is down on his luck, living like a bum. The grateful Matt feels obligated to help Simon, so he takes him into his home and gets him a job in the mail room of his company. However, what Matt doesn't know is it was no accident running into Simon, and Simon has an old score to settle with Matt, going all the way back to the night Simon saved Matt's life.

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"B" Camera Operator:
John Pirozzi
Troy Smith
Ted Hayash

ADR Recordist:
Dickran Bezerginian

Additional Director of Photography:
Troy Smith

Assistant Editor:
Tom Dailey
Jean Crupper

Assistant Hairstylist:
Lisa Joy Walton

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Lisa Joy Walton

Assistant Property Master:
Catherine Budh-Raja

Assistant Set Decoration:
Max Biscoe
Ron Franco

Best Boy Electric:
Dylan Rush
Klaus Hoch

Best Boy Grip:
Jeff Gatesman
Eric Ward

Boom Operator:
Tim Drury
Ken Ginnaty

Casting:
Linda Francis

Co-Producer:
Don Phillips

Costume Design:
Wendy Benbrook

Dialogue Editor:
Thomas Jones

Director:
Tony Randel

Director of Photography:
Jacques Haitkin

Editor:
Kevin Tent

Extras Casting:
Erik DeSando
Debe Waisman

First Assistant Camera:
Ed Giovanni
Sharon Alley

First Assistant Director:
Bruce Wayne Gillies
Rod Smith

Foley Artist:
Paul Holzborn
Monette Holderer

Foley Mixer:
Ed Carr

Gaffer:
Mike Weaver
Ted Hayash

Hairstylist:
Kenneth Michael Beck

Key Grip:
Jeffrey Douglas
Kevin Chickanis

Makeup Artist:
Kenneth Michael Beck

Original Music Composer:
Joel Goldsmith

Producer:
Zane W. Levitt
Mark Yellen

Production Design:
Carol Strober

Production Sound Mixer:
Ed White

Property Master:
Scott Buckwald

Screenplay:
Jim Piddock
Gregg Mancuso

Script Supervisor:
Wendy Dallas

Second Assistant Camera:
Brent Blom
Chris Shay

Second Assistant Director:
Annie Cadman
Daniel Carrey

Second Second Assistant Director:
Gregg Wadley
Larry Collins

Second Unit Director:
Jackson Wolfe

Set Decoration:
Traci Kirshbaum

Set Dresser:
Fonda Fisher

Sound Effects Editor:
Jonathan Karp

Sound Engineer:
Bret Newman
Pete Elia

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Eric Behrend
Kurt Kassulke

Sound Supervisor:
Paul Ratajczak

Special Effects:
Larry Roberts

Steadicam Operator:
Rick Davidson
Andy Shuttleworth
Steven A. Adelson

Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Paul

Stunts:
Cole S. McKay
David Hugghins
Anthony Kramme
Millie Novak
Patrick J. Statham

Supervising Sound Effects Editor:
D. Chris Smith

Unit Production Manager:
Jeffrey L. Davidson

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