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The Witches of Eastwick (1987) [R]

Release Date:
June 12, 1987

Original Title:
The Witches of Eastwick

Alternate Titles:
As Bruxas De Eastwick
Las brujas de Eastwick
Le streghe di Eastwick
Les sorcières d'Eastwick

Genres:
Comedy | Fantasy | Horror

Production Companies:
Guber/Peters Company
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 16  DE: 16  GB: 18  GR: 16  HU: 16  IE: 18  JP: PG12  NL: 12  PL: 18  PT: M/16  SK: 12  US: R 

Runtime: 118

Three beautiful women. One lucky devil.

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Three single women in a picturesque Rhode Island village have their wishes granted - at a cost - when a mysterious and flamboyant man arrives in their lives.

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ADR Editor:
Mary Andrews
Lauren Palmer

Additional Photography:
John Earl Burnett

Animal Wrangler:
Paul Calabria

Animation:
Chris R. Green

Art Direction:
Mark W. Mansbridge

Assistant Accountant:
Patricia Sansone

Assistant Camera:
John Earl Burnett

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Paul Jacobsen

Assistant Editor:
Erica Flaum

Assistant Location Manager:
Charles Harrington

Assistant Property Master:
Randy Gunter

Best Boy Electric:
Michael Van Woert

Best Boy Grip:
Tom D. May

Boom Operator:
Douglas J. Schulman

Camera Operator:
Ray De La Motte
Peter Norman
Harald Ortenburger
Randy Nolen

Carpenter:
Marc Fambro

Casting:
Wallis Nicita

Color Timer:
Bob Noland
Jim Passon

Conductor:
John Williams

Construction Coordinator:
Marvin Salsberg

Costume Design:
Aggie Guerard Rodgers

Costume Illustrator:
Haleen K. Holt

Costume Supervisor:
Linda Henrikson

Costumer:
Robin Borman-Wizan
Pamela Havens
Eddie Marks
Eric H. Sandberg

Creative Consultant:
John Updike

Creature Design:
Tony Hudson

Director:
George Miller

Director of Photography:
Vilmos Zsigmond

Dolly Grip:
Joe Hicks

Driver:
Brian Bailey

Editor:
Richard Francis-Bruce
Hubert de La Bouillerie

Electrician:
Robert Jason

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Mark Canton

Executive Producer:
Rob Cohen
Don Devlin

First Assistant Camera:
Gábor Kövér
Ken Nishino
Joseph E. Thibo

First Assistant Director:
Chris Soldo

First Assistant Editor:
Ann Martin

First Assistant Sound Editor:
George A. Martin

Foley Artist:
Gary A. Hecker
Alicia Stevenson

Foley Supervisor:
David B. Cohn

Gaffer:
Colin J. Campbell

Grip:
James Callanan
Michael DiIeso
Michael T. Travers
William M. Weberg

Hairstylist:
Lynda Gurasich
Renate Leuschner
Marlene D. Williams

Key Grip:
James M. Sheppherd

Location Manager:
Sam Mercer

Makeup Artist:
Leonard Engelman
Ben Nye Jr.

Makeup Designer:
Rob Bottin

Makeup Effects:
Henry Alvarez
Fernando Favila
Tamara Fites
Art Pimentel
Vincent Prentice
Richard White

Modeling:
Steve Gawley

Music Editor:
Kenneth Wannberg

Music Supervisor:
Keith Holzman

Musician:
Tom Boyd
Vince De Rosa
Malcolm McNab
Sheridon Stokes
James Thatcher
Louise Di Tullio

Novel:
John Updike

Orchestrator:
Herbert W. Spencer
Alexander Courage

Original Music Composer:
John Williams

Pilot:
Michael Peavey

Producer:
Neil Canton
Peter Guber
Christine Forsyth-Peters
Jon Peters

Production Accountant:
Susan Montgomery

Production Assistant:
Lori A. Balton
Antonia Bogdanovich
Brina
James Chressanthis
Barbara Kalish
William Messing
Leo Murphy
Jennifer Nicholson
Lisa Niedenthal
Lynn O'Hare
Roberto Santana
Andy Weltman
Robin Wilf

Production Coordinator:
Spencer Howard

Production Design:
Polly Platt

Production Illustrator:
Sherman Labby

Production Secretary:
Judy Proctor

Production Sound Mixer:
Art Rochester

Property Master:
Mark Wade

Props:
Chris H. Kelly

Researcher:
Barbara Gregson

Scenic Artist:
Paul W. Gorfine

Scoring Mixer:
Armin Steiner

Screenplay:
Michael Cristofer

Script Supervisor:
Joanie Blum
Karen Hale Wookey
Szonja Jakovits

Sculptor:
Henry Alvarez

Second Assistant Camera:
Phil Abraham
Brian W. Armstrong
Vincent Galindez

Second Assistant Director:
Robert Yannetti

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Lope Yap Jr.

Set Decoration:
Joe D. Mitchell

Set Designer:
Stan Tropp
Robert E. Sessa

Sound Editor:
Thomas Needell

Sound Effects Editor:
Susan Dudeck
Bob Newlan
Charles Ewing Smith
Jerry Stanford
Robert Waxman

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Wayne Artman
Tom Beckert
Tom E. Dahl

Special Effects:
Donald Elliott
Louie Lantieri
Clay Pinney
Tom Ryba
Robert Spurlock
Becky Ochoa

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Rob Bottin

Special Effects Supervisor:
Michael Lantieri

Special Sound Effects:
Craig Harris

Steadicam Operator:
Larry McConkey

Still Photographer:
Kerry Hayes
Carol McCullough

Stunt Coordinator:
Alan Gibbs

Stunt Double:
Alan Gibbs
Debbie Evans

Stunts:
Christine Anne Baur
Donna Evans
Spike Silver
Paula Moody

Supervising ADR Editor:
James Beshears

Supervising Sound Editor:
Robert R. Rutledge

Title Designer:
Anthony Goldschmidt

Transportation Captain:
Wayne Stone

Transportation Coordinator:
Russell McEntyre

Unit Production Manager:
Michael S. Glick

Unit Publicist:
Don Levy

Visual Effects Art Director:
Dave Carson

Visual Effects Assistant Editor:
Terrence Peck
Timothy Eaton

Visual Effects Camera:
Kim Marks
Pat Turner

Visual Effects Editor:
Howard Stein

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Michael Owens

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