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Cruel Jaws (1995) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 5, 1995

Original Title:
Cruel Jaws

Alternate Titles:
Jaws 5: Cruel Jaws
Shark Terror - Das Biest aus der Tiefe
The Beast
新大白鯊

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Comedy | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Europe Communications S.r.l.
Production Group

Production Countries:
Italy | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
MX: B-15 

Runtime: 94

This time it's even more personal than the last time.

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A tiger shark bred by the Navy as a killing machine is wreaking havoc in the sleepy tourist town of Hampton Bay.

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Production

Additional Camera:
Martin Dills
David Worley

Art Direction:
Tim Hewans
Fred Mosley

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Melinda Sperber

Assistant Property Master:
Tim Freeman
Peter Hall

Best Boy Electric:
Stan Vogel

Best Boy Grip:
Daniel Steele

Boom Operator:
Leonard Nordell

Costume Design:
Emma Gaynor

Creature Design:
Larry Mannini

Director:
Bruno Mattei

Director of Photography:
Luigi Ciccarese
Ben Jackson

Dolly Grip:
Reid Smolka

Editor:
Bruno Mattei

Electrician:
John Emory
Terry Stiller
Joel Stuart

First Assistant Camera:
Mark O'Neill

Gaffer:
Jeff Togno
Jack Towens

Grip:
Alan Best
Jason Hag
Nathan Quaid
Randy Quilley
Terrance Ragin

Key Grip:
William Tinder

Key Hair Stylist:
Brenda Luse

Key Makeup Artist:
Jean Wynn

Leadman:
Dave Del Monte

Loader:
Eddie Wise

Mechanical & Creature Designer:
Ernest Stark

Music Editor:
Alan Brown
Don Lee Major

Music Supervisor:
Alex Thomas

On Set Dresser:
Bonnie Mesa
Polly Smith
Stephen Wood

Original Music Composer:
Michael Morahan

Post Production Accountant:
Nicholas Clarke

Producer:
John Kent

Production Accountant:
Shelley Haddock

Production Controller:
Gil Evans

Production Coordinator:
Germano Saracco

Production Design:
Terence Humme

Production Secretary:
Margie Hagen

Property Master:
Vic Freeman

Rigging Gaffer:
Patrick Irwin
David Jacobs

Rigging Grip:
Cory Morin

Screenplay:
Robert Feen
Bruno Mattei
Linda Morrison

Script Supervisor:
Diana Morse

Second Assistant Camera:
Ken Mullenix
Bob Randall

Second Assistant Director:
Geoff Turner

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Germano Saracco

Set Costumer:
Ann Elliot
Debra Jett

Set Decoration:
Sidney Penn

Set Designer:
Mike Mangano

Set Dresser:
Paula Johnson

Sound Effects Editor:
Paolo Amici
Paolo Pucci
Daniele Quadroli
David Quadroli

Sound Mixer:
Roger Avedon

Special Effects:
Larry Mannini

Special Effects Supervisor:
John Meads

Steadicam Operator:
Michael Barclay
Charles Young

Story:
Linda Morrison
Robert Feen
Peter Benchley

Storyboard Artist:
Jeff Tonyo

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Patricia Muelle

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