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To Catch a Spy (2021) [PG]

Release Date:
June 20, 2021

Original Title:
To Catch a Spy

Alternate Titles:
A Reservation for Death

Genres:
Mystery | Romance | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Leif Films
Tetrad Productions

Production Countries:
Canada | Malta | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: PG 

Runtime: 84

Overview from TheMovieDB

When the newly renovated Hotel Optima in Malta has a grand reopening, Chloe and her team from Destination Traveler Magazine, head over to cover the travel scene in Malta and sees someone fall to their death, right past her hotel window.

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ADR Editor:
Dale Lennon

ADR Recordist:
Ehren Pfeifer

Accountant:
Jessica Domenici

Assistant Director Trainee:
Simone Ellul

Associate Producer:
Christopher Landry

Best Boy Grip:
Maverick Debono

Boom Operator:
Robert Mercieca
Jeroen Dejonghe
Marco Lassalaz

Camera Operator:
Anthony Guerin
Benjamin Borg Cardona

Camera Trainee:
Matthew Mifsud
Edoaurd Tabone Demarco

Casting:
Carolyn McLeod

Casting Director:
Sean Buhagiar

Colorist:
Warren Chinn

Controller:
Massimo Briffa
Matthew Camilleri

Costume Design:
Luminita Lungu

Costume Supervisor:
Ana Maria Cucu
Daniel Pace Bonello

Data Wrangler:
Nicolai Vella

Dialogue Editor:
Cailey Milito

Digital Imaging Technician:
Ryan Gatt

Director:
Jeff Beesley

Director of Photography:
Russ Goozee

Dolly Grip:
Luke Ghio
Alexander Preisch

Drone Operator:
Mario Demanuele
Warren Brimmer

Editor:
Hugh Elchuk

Electrician:
Franco Farrugia
Chris Reed
Nicholas Buhagiar
Niko Agius
Luke Spagnol
Etienne Reed

Executive Producer:
Leif Bristow

Extras Casting:
Brenda Camilleri

Extras Casting Assistant:
Denise Cassar

First Assistant Camera:
Dennis Heider
Ylenia Camilleri Brennan

First Assistant Editor:
Nick Montgomery

Foley Artist:
Marilee Yorston
Matt Thibideau

Foley Recordist:
Joshua Pichardo
Dave Mercel

Gaffer:
Oliver Agius

Grip:
Daniel Licari
Marvin Shead
David Bonnici

Key Grip:
Alexander Preisch

Legal Services:
Danny Webber

Location Manager:
Chris Micallef

Music:
Christopher Guglick

Online Editor:
Warren Chinn

Payroll Accountant:
Caroline Mellors

Producer:
Colin Azzopardi
Agnes Bristow
Borga Dorter

Production Accountant:
Joe Domotor

Production Assistant:
Natali Shershulskaya
Paul Cilia

Production Coordinator:
John Petti
Elaine Bonello
Lisa Sapienza

Production Design:
Ino Bonello

Production Manager:
Christian Mallia

Script Supervisor:
Julia Stan

Second Assistant Camera:
Ryan Lee
Jean Pierre Gatt

Second Assistant Director:
Samantha Cassar Ellis

Sound Effects Editor:
Olivia Kolakowski

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Calvin Tran

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Lucas Roveda
Steve Moore

Sound Recordist:
Robert Bonello
Gilberto Martinelli

Special Effects Supervisor:
Kenneth Cassar

Special Effects Technician:
Robert Grech

Stunt Coordinator:
Chuck O'Neill
Morgan Chetcuti

Stunt Double:
Nicola Muscat
Peppijna Dalli

Stunts:
Kevin-Briffa

Third Assistant Director:
Carolina Pontt

Transportation Captain:
Kenneth Mamo

Video Assist Operator:
Clint Camilleri
Amadeo Bezzina

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Michelle Ronchin

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Kevin Pitts

Writer:
Rick Garman

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