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If the Shoe Fits (1990) [PG]

Release Date:
December 12, 1990

Original Title:
If the Shoe Fits

Alternate Titles:
Jestli sedí jedna bota ...
Střevíčky na míru
Vivendo um Conto de Fadas

Genres:
Comedy | Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
CNC
Canal+
Chrysalide Film
The Movie Group

Production Countries:
France | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG 

Runtime: 86

It must be love.

Overview from TheMovieDB

A modern Cinderella in Paris: While the plain Kelly Carter works as a dresser for the famous fashion designer Francesco, she dreams of designing shoes for him. However she can't win his attention... until she helps a good fairy on the street who, unbeknownst to Kelly, enchants a pair of Kelly's shoes so that she turns into a supermodel whenever she wears them. She attends Francesco's Ball and immediately wins his heart. Now, how can she make him love her real self?

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Production

Art Department Trainee:
Frederik Dajas
Nathalie Bonnet

Art Direction:
Claude Bouvard

Assistant Editor:
Magalie Tate

Assistant Location Manager:
Pierrick Le Pochat

Assistant Sound Editor:
Dominique Schmit
Patricia Yvanes
Emmanuel Augeard
Sid Ali Kasmi

Best Boy Electric:
Pascal Naudin
Mikaël Monod
Lionel Bailly

Boom Operator:
Sam Cohen

Casting Director:
Françoise Menidrey

Clapper Loader:
Jean-René Duveau

Costume Designer:
Lyvia D'Alche
Claude Petin

Costumer:
Virginia Vogwill

Director:
Tom Clegg

Editor:
Suzanne Lang-Willar

Executive Producer:
Daniel Marquet

Extras Casting:
Celina Blanc-Lacombe

First Assistant Director:
Pascal Deux

Focus Puller:
Yves Chahuneau

Gaffer:
Erick Caillet

Generator Operator:
Michel Boissy

Grip:
Michel Anquetil

Hairstylist:
Jean-Charles Bachelier

Key Grip:
Yvon Sausseau

Lighting Camera:
Henri Habans

Location Manager:
Bruno Hervieu

Makeup Artist:
Catherine Damiani

Makeup Trainee:
Carole Lasnier

Orchestrator:
Hubert Bougis

Original Music Composer:
Didier Vasseur

Post Production Supervisor:
Roger Baltzer

Producer:
Monique Annaud

Production Accountant:
Florence Maugeais

Production Manager:
Jean-François Pierrard

Production Secretary:
Danielle Brunschwig

Production Supervisor:
Françoise Lehérissey

Production Trainee:
Sylvie Pesch

Props:
Coyotte

Publicist:
Vanessa Jerrom

Screenplay:
Timothy Prager

Script Supervisor:
Sophie Baren

Second Assistant Director:
Marie Guiraud

Second Assistant Director Trainee:
Fabienne Borie
Charlotte Ane

Set Decoration:
Robert Le Corre

Sound Editor:
Martine Mory

Sound Effects:
Henri Humbert

Sound Engineer:
Alain Curvelier

Sound Mixer:
Neil Walwer

Still Photographer:
Jane-Louise Buillard

Stunts:
Jean-Claude Lagniez

Swing:
Jean-Pierre Chevalier

Thanks:
Jean-Paul Gaultier

Writer:
Madeline Di Maggio
Pamela Wallace

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