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Power Play (1994) [NR]

Release Date:
April 13, 1994

Original Title:
Power Play

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 62

The Blades just signed a fighter... and she doesn't even skate.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Robbie Steele is worried that her star hockey player has lost his edge. It's the high-powered attorney's job to negotiate the sale of Vancouver's pro hockey team, and she needs Cody Harris, the retired bruiser who attracted all the fans. But her plans to lure him back into the game are thwarted by a higher power; he's a Christian now, and his days of kicking butt are over. Will Robbie get him back, or will Cody show her what's important in life?

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Production

ADR Recordist:
Tom Herzer

Accounting Supervisor:
Tom Warren

Animal Wrangler:
Dan Karr
Kathleen Karr

Assistant Editor:
Kristin Sands

Assistant Location Manager:
Stephen Benoit

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Phaedra Eccleston

Assistant Property Master:
Vicki Meakes
Jimmy Howard

Assistant Set Decoration:
Rita Hanchar

Associate Producer:
Dennis Rogers

Best Boy Grip:
Ian Taylor
Peter Smith

Boom Operator:
Christopher Leech

Casting:
Sue Brouse

Choreographer:
Jack White

Clapper Loader:
Rod Mawson

Construction Coordinator:
Allan Crawley

Costume Designer:
Cynthia Summers

Costumer:
Lorna M. Kring

Daily Grip:
Kevin Hemmingson

Dialogue Editor:
Glen Auchinachie

Director:
Rocky Lane

Director of Photography:
Michael T. Balog

Driver:
Robert Falck

Editor:
Scott Eilers

Executive Producer:
John Shepherd

Extras Casting:
Sherry Lynn Smith

First Assistant Camera:
Junichi Hosoi

First Assistant Director:
Gary Goldstein

Foley Recordist:
Tom Herzer

Gaffer:
Donnie Allen

Greensman:
Vikki Bingham

Grip:
Riley Sweeting

Hairstylist:
Nicole Wise

Key Grip:
David Zimmerman

Location Manager:
Don Knodel

Location Production Assistant:
Andrew Csillag
Drew Taylor

Makeup Artist:
Lili Marchenski

Music:
Jim Covell

Orchestrator:
Brian Miller

Other:
Eric Gilliland

Pilot:
Don Zagorsek
Darryl Boon

Producer:
Laurie Leinonen
Michael O. Sajbel

Producer's Assistant:
Helen DuToit

Production Accountant:
Joanne Kraemer

Production Assistant:
Christopher Ballum
Jessica Fryer
JJ Stephenson
Brett Horton

Production Coordinator:
Patti Poskitt

Production Designer:
Andrew Wilson

Production Manager:
Padi Mills

Production Trainee:
Lisa Anselmo

Property Master:
Maggie Wilson

Researcher:
Patsy Hilbert
John Adams

Script Consultant:
Dara Marks
Tim Hetchler

Script Supervisor:
Holly Atchison

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Jean-Luc Dinsdale

Second Assistant Camera:
Brian Pearson

Second Assistant Director:
Mark D. Currie

Set Decoration:
Nicholas Richardson

Sound Designer:
Roy Braverman

Sound Effects Editor:
Neal Lampert
Laurence Schwartz

Sound Mixer:
Sebastian Salm
Don H. Matthews

Sound Supervisor:
Frenchy Gauthier

Special Effects Coordinator:
Derek Kirkwood
Alan Kiviaaho

Steadicam Operator:
Alex Postowoi

Still Photographer:
Carole Segal

Story:
Susan Raborn
Shelly Moore

Story Consultant:
Linda Seger
Kelley Barton
Melissa Both
Chris Weatherhead

Storyboard Artist:
Wendy McAllister

Stunt Coordinator:
Jim Broyden

Theme Song Performance:
Carmen Twille

Third Assistant Director:
Sara MacDonald

Transportation Captain:
Dean Rama

Transportation Coordinator:
Carl J. Janssen

Wardrobe Master:
Steven Vincent Holloway

Writer:
Rocky Lane
Anna Waterhouse
John Shepherd
Michael O. Sajbel

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