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Sorcerer (1977) [PG]

Release Date:
June 24, 1977

Original Title:
Sorcerer

Alternate Titles:
Atemlos vor Angst
Carga maldita
El salario del miedo
Fryktens lønn
Il salario della paura
Le convoi de la peur
O Comboio do Medo
Sorcerer
The Wages of Fear
공포의 보수
소서러

Genres:
Adventure | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Film Properties International N.V.
Paramount Pictures
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 10  DE: 16  ES: 18  FR: TP  NL: 12  SE: 15  US: PG 

Runtime: 121

Four men...outlaws thrown together by fate...share a fantastic adventure and risk the only thing they have left to lose.

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Four men from different parts of the globe, all hiding from their pasts in the same remote South American town, agree to risk their lives transporting several cases of dynamite (which is so old that it is dripping unstable nitroglycerin) across dangerous jungle terrain.

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Production

Art Direction:
Roy Walker

Assistant Accountant:
Paul Roedl

Assistant Camera:
Michael Simpson

Assistant Editor:
Ned Humphreys
Jere Huggins
Cynthia Scheider

Assistant Property Master:
Gene Anderson

Assistant Sound Editor:
Allan Bromberg

Associate Producer:
Bud S. Smith

Best Boy Lighting Technician:
Mike Weathers

Boom Operator:
Jean-Paul Mugel
James Perdue

Camera Operator:
Ronald Vidor

Casting:
Louis DiGiaimo

Clapper Loader:
Shaun O'Dell

Construction Coordinator:
Ken Pattenden
Doug Millett

Costume Design:
Anthony Powell

Dialogue Coach:
Mickey Knox

Director:
William Friedkin

Director of Photography:
Dick Bush
John M. Stephens

Draughtsman:
Leslie Tomkins

Driver:
Ricardo Gallarzo Jr.

Editor:
Bud S. Smith
Robert K. Lambert

First Assistant Director:
Miguel Gil
Newt Arnold

Focus Puller:
Michael Garfath

Gaffer:
Pat Blymyer

Grip:
William Kenney
George Ressler
James M. Sheppherd
Bernie Schwartz

Hairdresser:
Verne Caruso

Key Grip:
Gaylin P. Schultz

Makeup Artist:
Ben Nye Jr.
Robert Norin
John Norin

Music Editor:
Robert K. Lambert

Novel:
Georges Arnaud

Original Music Composer:
Edgar Froese
Christopher Franke

Other:
Ron Nagle
Scott Matthews

Pilot:
Richard Holley

Producer:
William Friedkin

Production Accountant:
Charles A. Ogle

Production Assistant:
Pericles Mejía

Production Design:
John Box

Production Executive:
Bob Larson

Production Manager:
Lindsley Parsons Jr.
Roni Ya'ackov
Roberto Bakker

Production Secretary:
Nanette Siegert

Property Master:
Barry Bedig

Screenplay:
Walon Green
William Friedkin

Script Supervisor:
John Franco

Second Assistant Director:
Albert M. Shapiro
Mark Johnson

Second Unit Director:
Bud S. Smith

Set Decoration:
Robert W. Laing

Sound Designer:
Aaron Levy

Sound Editor:
Larry Carow
Colin C. Mouat
Roger Sword

Sound Effects Editor:
Charles L. Campbell

Sound Mixer:
Dennis Maitland

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Gary Alexander
Robert Knudson
Robert Glass
Richard Tyler

Sound Recordist:
Jean-Louis Ducarme

Special Effects:
Tony Parmelee

Stunt Coordinator:
Bud Ekins

Stunts:
Nick Dimitri

Technical Advisor:
Marvin Peck

Thanks:
Henri-Georges Clouzot

Title Designer:
Jean-Guy Jacques
Dan Perri

Transportation Co-Captain:
Gene Clinesmith

Transportation Coordinator:
Whitey Ellison

Underwater Camera:
Ronald Vidor

Unit Manager:
Gerard Murphy

Unit Production Manager:
Patrick Gordon

Visual Effects:
Marv Ystrom

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