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Cop (1988) [R]

Release Date:
February 5, 1988

Original Title:
Cop

Alternate Titles:
Cop
Cop, amb la llei o sense

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
Atlantic Entertainment Group
Harris-Woods Productions
Polyphony Digital

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  ES: 18  FR: 12  IE: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 110

A killer on the loose. A cop on the edge.

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An obsessive, insubordinate homicide cop is convinced a serial killer is loose in the Hollywood area and disobeys orders in order to catch him.

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ADR Editor:
Thomas Whiting

Assistant Editor:
Brion McIntosh

Assistant Location Manager:
LuAnne Cadd

Assistant Production Design:
Jody Gaber

Assistant Property Master:
Jeffrey Moore

Assistant Set Decoration:
Chava Danielson

Best Boy Electric:
Stephen Sharp

Best Boy Grip:
Peter Chrimes

Boom Operator:
Michael Perry

Camera Operator:
S. Phillip Sparks

Carpenter:
John Davenport
John Frady
Michael Hirst

Casting:
Pamela Guest

Casting Assistant:
Robyn Ray
Teri Tunder

Cinematography:
Steve Dubin

Color Timer:
Phil Downey

Construction Coordinator:
Mitch Eakin

Costume Design:
Gale Parker

Costumer:
Kathryn Sparks
Joan Hunter

Director:
James B. Harris

Director of Photography:
Steve Dubin

Dolly Grip:
Malcolm Doran II

Editor:
Anthony Spano

Electrician:
Gene Hara
Rick Hamilton

Executive Producer:
Thomas Coleman
Michael Rosenblatt

Extras Casting:
Lee Kissik

First Assistant Camera:
Samuel Buddy Fries
Jeff Cronenweth

First Assistant Director:
Richard Alexander Wells

Foley Editor:
Duke Brown
Kevin Rockey
Casey Troutman

Foley Recordist:
David W. Alstadter

Gaffer:
John Luker

Grip:
Phil Heath
Terry O'Brien

Hairstylist:
Lisa Meyers
April Alexandre

Key Grip:
Ron McCausland

Key Makeup Artist:
Deborah Figuly

Leadman:
Monti Santilli Rainbolt

Location Manager:
Paul Hargrave

Makeup Artist:
April Alexandre

Music Editor:
Steve Livingston
Ken Johnson

Negative Cutter:
Dode Weyant

Novel:
James Ellroy

Original Music Composer:
Michel Colombier

Producer:
James B. Harris
James Woods

Production Coordinator:
Sarah Johnstone
Shirley Bukrey

Production Design:
Gene Rudolf

Production Secretary:
Karen R. Sachs

Production Sound Mixer:
Tom Ruff

Projection:
Rob Putansu

Property Master:
Barbara Benz

Scoring Mixer:
Rocky Moriana

Screenplay:
James B. Harris

Script Supervisor:
Suzanne Gundlach

Second Assistant Camera:
Kevin Kuhn

Second Assistant Director:
Linda Rockstroh

Set Decoration:
Kathy Curtis-Cahill

Set Dresser:
Ronald Moseley
Paula Elizabeth Gertz

Set Painter:
Christa Munro

Sound Designer:
Dan Harville

Sound Effects Editor:
Michael P. Cook
Ed Fassl

Sound Mixer:
Walter Hoylman

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert W. Glass Jr.
Robert Thirlwell

Special Effects Coordinator:
Larry Fioritto

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Bill Myer

Stand In:
Katy Garretson

Still Photographer:
Shirley Bukrey

Stunt Coordinator:
Steven Lambert

Stunts:
Steve Kelso
Steven Lambert
Denver Mattson
Lisa McCullough
Dennis McLaughlin
Vince Deadrick Sr.

Supervising Producer:
John Strong

Supervising Sound Editor:
Clancy T. Troutman

Supervising Sound Effects Editor:
Marty Stein

Swing:
Richard Dearborn
Jeff Cazanov
Steven B. Searpias
Chuck Roseberry

Transportation Coordinator:
Gary Hanekamp

Unit Production Manager:
Ann Kindberg

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