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Pound of Flesh (2011) [R]

Release Date:
April 29, 2011

Original Title:
Pound of Flesh

Alternate Titles:
Erotische Erpressung
Killer Grade

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Gloaming Way Productions
Liquid Films
Rock 'n Read Productions
The Park Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 97

Overview from TheMovieDB

Noah Melville, a popular college professor and confirmed sensualist, provides scholarships for gorgeous college girls through an escort service, whose satisfied clients include the chairman of the school board, the chief of police, and even the mayor of their idyllic college town. When a young woman's dead body is found near the campus, the moralistic new detective in town, Patrick Kelly, investigates, leading him to the professor. Exposed, Noah must leave his devoted wife and daughter and flee the law. Kelly, for his own reasons, takes the law into his own hands to bring Noah to justice. Their deadly showdown has a surprising result.

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Production

ADR Recordist:
Craig Nepp

Additional Director of Photography:
Eric Curtis

Assistant Camera:
Miranda Hoffs

Assistant Hairstylist:
Karen Madore

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Karerina Sanders

Assistant Property Master:
Jocelyn Coffman

Best Boy Electric:
Zach Rasmussen

Boom Operator:
Stacey A. Washer
Tula Snoeck

Camera Intern:
Daniel Neuwirth
Laura Bishop

Camera Operator:
Charlie Stickney
Justin Troy Dickey

Co-Executive Producer:
Peter DiStefano
Marc Clebanoff
Robert Narholz

Co-Producer:
Angus Macfadyen
Peter N. Green
Andrew Troy
Charlie Stickney

Colorist:
Tristan Bayer

Costume Designer:
Kristen Anacker

Director:
Tamar Simon Hoffs

Director of Photography:
Peter N. Green

Editor:
Charlie Stickney

Executive Producer:
Malcolm McDowell
Josh Hoffs
Sharon Gan
Mark Gan

Extras Casting:
Chante Pickard

First Assistant Camera:
Stephen MacDougall

First Assistant Director:
Charley Cabrera

Gaffer:
Rod Robertson
Mike Vukas

Grip:
Jenny Denton
William Rick Young
Sam Schroeder

Hairstylist:
Heather Harmel

Key Costumer:
Rebecca M. Graves

Key Grip:
Brad Heiner

Makeup & Hair:
Rhiannon Webb
Yolanda Price

Makeup Department Head:
Jamie Sue Weiss

Music Supervisor:
Allison Wright Clark

Original Music Composer:
Seth Podowitz

Post Production Supervisor:
Andrew Troy

Producer:
Charley Cabrera
Alfred Sapse
Tamar Simon Hoffs
BJ Ford

Production Coordinator:
Mark A. Baker

Production Design:
Elisabeth A. Scott

Property Master:
Stephanie Furr

Script Supervisor:
Sam Reinis

Second Assistant Camera:
Eric Jensch

Second Assistant Director:
Daniel Shultz

Set Decoration:
Brian Lives

Set Dresser:
Lansing L. Smith
Scott Hinckley

Sound Editor:
Jon Greasley
Andrew Troy
Biff Vincent

Sound Effects Editor:
Biff Vincent

Sound Mixer:
Matthew Nicolay
Andrew Troy
Dennis Grzesik

Still Photographer:
Tiffany Stern

Stunt Coordinator:
Clayton J. Barber

Title Designer:
Dan Perri

Unit Production Manager:
Charley Cabrera

Wardrobe Assistant:
Taylor Barit

Writer:
Tamar Simon Hoffs

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