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Tempest (1982) [PG]

Release Date:
August 13, 1982

Original Title:
Tempest

Alternate Titles:
Paul Mazursky's Tempest
Storm
Η Καταιγίδα
Η Τρικυμία

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Columbia Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15  HU: 18  US: PG 

Runtime: 140

Most men dream their fantasies. Phillip decided to live his.

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A sobering mid-life crisis fuels dissatisfaction in Philip Dimitrius, to the extent where the successful architect trades his marriage and career in for a spiritual exile on a remote Greek island where he hopes to conjure meaning into his life - trying the patience of his new girlfriend and angst-ridden teenage daughter.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Jay Engel

Accountant:
Alfredo Sinatra

Art Direction:
Gianni Quaranta
Paul Eads

Assistant Director:
George Anastasiades

Assistant Editor:
Steve Mirkovich
Henry Jedda
Annelisa Forcella
Elvio Sordoni

Assistant Production Manager:
Fabio Jephcott

Assistant Sound Editor:
William J. Meshover
Joe Mosca

Boom Operator:
Kim Maitland

Camera Operator:
Lou Barlia
Alexis Grivas

Casting:
Juliet Taylor

Choreographer:
Gino Landi

Co-Producer:
Pato Guzman
Steven Bernhardt

Costume Design:
Albert Wolsky

Costumer:
Franke Piazza
Jennifer Nichols

Director:
Paul Mazursky

Director of Photography:
Donald McAlpine

Editor:
Donn Cambern

First Assistant Camera:
Jack Brown
Kostas Karamanidis
Giuseppe Tinelli

First Assistant Director:
Irby Smith
Mario Jurisic

Gaffer:
Frank Schulz
Robbie Young
Alvaro Romagnoli

Hairstylist:
William A. Farley

Key Grip:
Kenneth Goss
Giacomo Tomaselli

Location Manager:
Andreas Katsimitsoulias

Makeup Artist:
Giuseppe Banchelli
Stella Votsou

Makeup Department Head:
Jay Cannistraci

Music Editor:
Jim Henrikson

Original Music Composer:
Stomu Yamashta

Producer:
Paul Mazursky

Production Coordinator:
Maria Hadjimattheou

Production Design:
Pato Guzman

Production Manager:
Aspa Lambrou
Mara Blasetti

Production Secretary:
Giulia Gionta

Production Sound Mixer:
Dennis Maitland

Property Master:
Walter Stocklin
Elio Altamura

Script Supervisor:
Renata Stoia

Second Assistant Camera:
Bobby Brown
Nikos Paizanos

Second Assistant Director:
Ray Greenfield
Antonis Michaleas
Freddy Vianellis
Franco Amurri

Second Unit Director:
Donn Cambern

Set Decoration:
Giorgio Desideri
Paul Hefferan

Sound Editor:
Chester Slomka
Neil Burrow
Robert A. Reich

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Les Fresholtz
Arthur Piantadosi
Rick Alexander

Sound Recordist:
Tod A. Maitland
Dennis Maitland II

Special Effects:
Richard Parker
Fernando Pérez
Adriano Pischiutta

Still Photographer:
Josh Weiner
Mimmo Cattarinich

Storyboard Artist:
Robert Branham

Stunt Coordinator:
Frank Ferrara
Franco Maria Salamon

Supervising Sound Effects Editor:
Gordon Davidson

Theatre Play:
William Shakespeare

Transportation Captain:
James Fanning

Unit Production Manager:
Tony LaMarca

Visual Effects Director:
Bran Ferren

Wardrobe Master:
Vicky Sakovidou
Orietta Nasalli Rocca

Writer:
Leon Capetanos
Paul Mazursky

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