Along Came Polly (2004) [PG-13]

Release Date:
January 16, 2004

Original Title:
Along Came Polly

Alternate Titles:
A osʹ i Polli
A vot i Polli
I onda je naišla Poli
Otan Gnórisa tin Póly
Und dann kam Polly
Zavrŭshtaneto na Poli

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Jersey Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BG: C  BR: 12  CH: 12  CZ: 12+  DK: A  ES: 7  FI: K-12  FR: U  GB: 12A  GR: 13  HU: 16  IE: 12  IT: T  NL: 6  PL: 12  RO: 12  RU: 12+  SE: 15  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 90

For the most cautious man on Earth, life is about to get interesting.

Reuben Feffer is a guy who's spent his entire life playing it safe. Polly Prince is irresistible as a free-spirit who lives for the thrill of the moment. When these two comically mismatched souls collide, Reuben's world is turned upside down, as he makes an uproarious attempt to change his life from middle-of-the-road to totally-out-there.

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ADR Mixer:
Dylan A. Flores

ADR Recordist:
Philip Rogers

ADR Voice Casting:
Barbara Harris

Art Department Assistant:
Scott Morgan

Art Department Coordinator:
Kacy Magedman

Art Direction:
Martin Whist

Assistant Camera:
Stanley Fernandez Jr.

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Christopher A. Zwirner

Assistant Editor:
David Raymond
Peggy Eghbalian

Assistant Location Manager:
Kei Rowan-Young

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Amy Schmiederer

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Lisa S. Beasley

Assistant Property Master:
Tim Y. Wetzel

Assistant Sound Editor:
Matthew C. May
Joseph Schultz

Associate Editor:
Laura Steiger

Associate Producer:
Anders Bard

Best Boy Grip:
Patrick Shelby

Boom Operator:
Benjamin Wienert

Camera Loader:
Paul Toomey
Chuck Moya

Camera Operator:
George Billinger III
Mitch Dubin

Camera Trainee:
Jeremiah Kent

Casting:
Kathleen Chopin

Casting Associate:
Karen Meisels
Eric Zuckerman

Chief Lighting Technician:
Kelly Clear

Choreographer:
JoAnn Fregalette Jansen
Anne Fletcher

Color Timer:
Terry Claborn

Compositing Supervisor:
David S. Williams Jr.

Construction Coordinator:
Jonas Kirk

Costume Design:
Cindy Evans

Costume Supervisor:
Lori DeLapp

Costumer:
Yulia Gershenzon

Craft Service:
Ronald Hairston Jr.

Dialogue Editor:
Robert Grieve
Joel Shryack

Digital Compositor:
Shaina Holmes

Digital Supervisor:
Richard Patterson

Director:
John Hamburg

Director of Photography:
Seamus McGarvey

Dolly Grip:
Jack Glenn

Editor:
William Kerr
Nick Moore

Electrician:
Paul Arnold

Executive Producer:
Jane Bartelme
Dan Levine

Extras Casting:
Margaret Doversola

First Assistant Accountant:
Marybeth Martin-Eck

First Assistant Camera:
Steven Meizler
Mark Spath

First Assistant Director:
Daniel Silverberg

First Assistant Editor:
Clark Campbell

Foley Artist:
Goro Koyama

Foley Editor:
Andrew Bracken

Foley Supervisor:
Dan Yale

Gaffer:
Dayton Nietert

Graphic Designer:
David Scott

Hair Department Head:
Kelvin R. Trahan

Hairstylist:
Naomi Donne
Chris McMillan

Intern:
Cheryl Bell Hawley

Key Costumer:
Laura Marolakos
Janet Sobel

Key Grip:
Art Bartels

Key Hair Stylist:
Trish Almeida

Key Makeup Artist:
Ann Pala

Lead Animator:
Andrew Tucker

Leadman:
Robert W. Joseph

Location Coordinator:
Rachel Swenson

Location Manager:
Molly Allen

Makeup Artist:
Naomi Donne
Valli O'Reilly

Makeup Department Head:
Felicity Bowring

Music Consultant:
Jim Dunbar

Music Editor:
Kerry P. Brown
Tanya Noel Hill

Music Supervisor:
Randall Poster

Negative Cutter:
Gary Burritt

On Set Dresser:
Jeffrey Rollins

Original Music Composer:
Theodore Shapiro

Payroll Accountant:
Alexander C. Sohn

Post Production Coordinator:
Elizabeth Dean

Post Production Supervisor:
Lisa Rodgers

Producer:
Danny DeVito
Michael Shamberg
Stacey Sher

Production Accountant:
Charles W. Francis

Production Assistant:
Trent Broin

Production Coordinator:
Marc A. Hammer

Production Design:
Andrew Laws

Production Secretary:
Jenny Fumarolo

Production Sound Mixer:
Richard Van Dyke

Property Master:
Todd Ellis

Rigging Gaffer:
Michael Amorelli

Script Supervisor:
Annie Welles

Second Assistant Accountant:
Abbie Ludwig

Second Assistant Camera:
Tom Jordan

Second Assistant Director:
Lisa Bloch-Tobey

Second Second Assistant Director:
Don H. Julien

Second Unit Director:
Alex Daniels

Set Costumer:
Annie Laoparadonchai

Set Decoration:
Don Diers

Set Designer:
Greg Berry
Mary Saisselin

Sound Mixer:
Geoffrey Patterson
Bruce Fowler

Special Effects Coordinator:
Greg Curtis

Special Effects Technician:
Chris Brenczewski

Steadicam Operator:
George Billinger III

Still Photographer:
Tracy Bennett

Storyboard Artist:
Miles Teves

Storyboard Designer:
Steve Werblun

Stunt Coordinator:
Alex Daniels

Stunt Double:
Jennifer Brusciano
Samantha Lea Smith

Stunt Driver:
Carolyn Sapp Daniels

Stunts:
Steven Lambert
Hugh Aodh O'Brien
Tim Rigby
Danielle Burgio
Janie Liszewski
Pete Antico
Gregory J. Barnett
Peewee Piemonte

Supervising Music Editor:
Charles Martin Inouye

Supervising Sound Editor:
Darren King

Title Designer:
Greg Kupiec

Transportation Captain:
Rick Chouinard

Transportation Co-Captain:
Greg Van Dyke

Transportation Coordinator:
James C. Taylor

Unit Production Manager:
Daniel M. Stillman

Unit Publicist:
Kathryn Donovan

Utility Sound:
Jeffrey A. Humphreys

Visual Effects Editor:
Michelle Rothburgh

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Joanna Brett

Writer:
John Hamburg

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