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Fat Slags (2004) [NR]

Release Date:
October 15, 2004

Original Title:
Fat Slags

Alternate Titles:
Storos kekses
Толстушки

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Artists Independent Productions
Entertainment Film Distributors
Funny Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15  IE: 15  US: NR 

Runtime: 73

Their clothes may be tight but their morals are loose

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Leaving their hometown of Fulchester in the North of England, Sandra and Tracey head for the bright lights of London, shagging and boozing their way to fame and fortune.

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Production

ADR Voice Casting:
Vanessa Baker
Brendan Donnison

Art Department Assistant:
Grace Brook

Art Direction:
Robinia Farnaby
David Walley

Assistant Camera:
Rob Holder

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Hattie Bowering

Best Boy Grip:
David Taylor

Camera Operator:
Mike Parker

Casting:
Dan Hubbard

Casting Assistant:
Kelly Valentine Hendry

Construction Manager:
Craig Gray

Costume Assistant:
Emma Brassfield

Costume Design:
Linda Alderson

Dialogue Editor:
Justine Angus

Director:
Ed Bye

Director of Photography:
John Sorapure

Editor:
Mark Wybourn

Editorial Services:
Daryl Jordan

Effects Supervisor:
Nathaniel De'Lineadeus

Electrician:
David Wall
Robert Rabson

Executive Producer:
Nigel Green

First Assistant Director:
Joe Geary

Foley Editor:
Arthur Graley

Gaffer:
Martin Healey

Grip Production Assistant:
Ben Raban

Hairstylist:
Paul Mooney

Key Grip:
Andy Young

Lighting Artist:
Andy Mountain

Line Producer:
Richard Johns

Location Assistant:
Anna Lee

Location Manager:
Benjamin Greenacre
Crispin Buxton

Makeup & Hair:
Jo Adams

Makeup Artist:
Jo Grover

Makeup Designer:
Joan Hills

Medical Consultant:
Jen Lambert

Music Arranger:
Greg Francis

Original Music Composer:
David A. Hughes

Painter:
Nathan Middleton

Petty Cash Buyer:
Kimberley Fahey

Post-Production Manager:
Alexandra Montgomery

Producer:
John Brown
Luc Roeg
Charles Finch

Production Assistant:
Hannah Brown
Anja Kristiansen

Production Coordinator:
Victoria Lorkin-Lange

Production Design:
Grenville Horner

Production Executive:
Clea Tammes

Property Master:
Richard Barratt

Props:
Richard MacMillan
Beverley Gerard

Prosthetic Designer:
Joan Hills

Prosthetic Makeup Artist:
Sunita Parmar
Sam Ives

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Susan Howard

Prosthetics:
Jo Grover

Second Assistant Director:
Andrea Slater

Set Decoration:
Sarah Kane

Sound Mixer:
Alastair Widgery

Special Effects:
Steve Lucas

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Chris Lyons

Steadicam Operator:
Jamie Fowlds

Still Photographer:
Bill Kaye

Stunt Coordinator:
Lee Sheward
Steve Griffin
Ray De-Haan

Stunt Double:
Charles Jarman
Adam Kirley
Sarah Franzl

Stunts:
Andreas Petrides

Supervising Sound Editor:
Julian Slater

Third Assistant Director:
Devina Artley
Paul Cathie

Title Designer:
Matt Curtis

Transportation Captain:
Mark Dilliway

Transportation Coordinator:
Tim Jefferis

Unit Manager:
Michelle Pianca

Unit Publicist:
Julia Jones

Visual Effects Supervisor:
James Skinner

Writer:
William Osborne

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