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Money for Nothing (1993) [R]

Release Date:
September 10, 1993

Original Title:
Money for Nothing

Alternate Titles:
Dinheiro, Pra Que Dinheiro?
Λεφτά για Πέταμα
Πάρε τα Λεφτά και Τρέχα
Безкоштовні гроші

Genres:
Comedy | Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
Hollywood Pictures
Permut Presentations

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 100

What would you do if you found a million bucks?

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When unemployed dockworker Joey Coyle finds $1.2 million that fell off of an armored car, he decides to do the logical thing: take the money and run. After all, he says, finders keepers. He turns to his ex-girlfriend Monica, who works in an investment firm, for advice, before turning to the mob for help laundering the money. While Joey makes plans to leave the country, however, a detective is following his ever-warmer trail in order to recover the cash.

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ADR Editor:
Mark Levinson

Art Direction:
Beth Kuhn

Assistant Art Director:
Mark Worthington

Assistant Location Manager:
Lys Hopper

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Lorene M. Duran

Assistant Property Master:
Doug DuRose

Author:
Mark Bowden

Best Boy Electric:
Frank McGough

Best Boy Grip:
John Janusek

Boom Operator:
John Fundus

Casting:
Victoria Thomas

Casting Assistant:
Matthew Barry

Casting Associate:
Jeanne McCarthy

Chief Lighting Technician:
Gene Engels

Co-Producer:
Cyrus Yavneh

Color Timer:
Dale E. Grahn

Construction Coordinator:
Louis P. Taylor

Costume Design:
Zeca Seabra

Costume Supervisor:
Diane Collins

Director:
Ramón Menéndez

Director of Photography:
Newton Thomas Sigel

Dolly Grip:
Billy Patsos

Editor:
Nancy Richardson

Executive Producer:
Gordon Freedman
David Permut
Matt Tolmach

Extras Casting:
Nancy Mosser

First Assistant "B" Camera:
David Richert

First Assistant Camera:
Robert C. Carlson

First Assistant Director:
Babu Subramaniam

Foley Editor:
Malcolm Fife

Hairstylist:
Sean Roger Miguez

Key Grip:
George Patsos

Key Hair Stylist:
Bonnie Clevering

Leadman:
Jeffrey Paul Johnson

Location Manager:
Bob Johnston

Makeup Artist:
Greg T. Moon

Makeup Department Head:
Felicity Bowring

Music Editor:
Ellen Segal

Negative Cutter:
Theresa Repola Mohammed

Original Music Composer:
Craig Safan

Producer:
Tom Musca

Production Coordinator:
Nancy Mosher Hall

Production Design:
Michelle Minch

Production Supervisor:
Erik Holmberg

Property Master:
Eugene McCarthy

Rigging Gaffer:
Ed Letteri

Rigging Grip:
Bart Flaherty

Screenplay:
Ramón Menéndez
Tom Musca
Carol Sobieski

Script Supervisor:
Sydney Gilner

Second Assistant Camera:
Brian S. Osmond

Second Assistant Director:
Cynthia A. Potthast

Second Second Assistant Director:
Jeff Kay

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Jim McConkey

Set Decoration:
Susan Raney

Sound Effects Editor:
Kim B. Christensen
Samuel H. Hinckley

Sound Mixer:
Dennis Maitland

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael Semanick

Special Effects Coordinator:
Joe Digaetano
Mike Menzel

Steadicam Operator:
Jim McConkey

Still Photographer:
Adger W. Cowans

Stunt Coordinator:
Eddy Donno

Stunts:
Shane Dixon
Steve Santosusso

Supervising Sound Editor:
Patrick Dodd

Transportation Captain:
Russell Davis
Donald A. Kraus

Transportation Coordinator:
A. Welch Lambeth

Unit Production Manager:
Cyrus Yavneh

Unit Publicist:
Julie Kuehndorf

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