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Bringing Out the Dead (1999) [R]

Release Date:
October 22, 1999

Original Title:
Bringing Out the Dead

Alternate Titles:
Do kraen predel
Između života i smrti
Laga'at B'Muv'it
Stavrodrómia tis Psychís
Vidas al Limite
Vidas al límite
Voskreshaya mertvetsov
À tombeau ouvert

Genres:
Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Cappa/De Fina Productions
Paramount Pictures
Scott Rudin
Scott Rudin Productions
Touchstone Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: R18+  CH: 16  CZ: 12+  DE: 16  FR: 12  GR: 16  IE: 18  KR: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 121

Any call can be murder, any stop can be suicide, any night can be the last.

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Once called "Father Frank" for his efforts to rescue lives, Frank Pierce sees the ghosts of those he failed to save around every turn. He has tried everything he can to get fired, calling in sick, delaying taking calls where he might have to face one more victim he couldn't help, yet cannot quit the job on his own.

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ADR Editor:
Marissa Littlefield

ADR Recording Engineer:
David Boulton

ADR Recordist:
Alex Raspa

ADR Voice Casting:
Bruce Winant

Additional Grip:
Will Arnot

Additional Visual Effects:
Nick Seuser

Apprentice Sound Editor:
Debora Lilavois

Art Direction:
Robert Guerra

Assistant Camera:
Tracey Gudwin

Assistant Location Manager:
James D. Lee

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Karen Koula Sossiadis

Assistant Property Master:
James Bono

Assistant Sound Editor:
Kate Eales

Associate Producer:
Jeff Levine
Mark Roybal

Best Boy Electric:
Doug Dalisera

Best Boy Grip:
Glen Engels

Boom Operator:
Louis Sabat

Camera Loader:
Denise Schwab

Camera Operator:
Vincent Galindez

Carpenter:
James Cappello

Casting:
Ellen Lewis

Casting Associate:
Gayle Keller

Chef:
P.J. Haines

Co-Producer:
Eric Steel
Joseph P. Reidy

Color Timer:
Bob Kaiser

Compositing Supervisor:
Jon Alexander

Conductor:
Elmer Bernstein

Construction Coordinator:
Glen Pangione

Construction Grip:
Jay Halligan

Consulting Editor:
James Y. Kwei

Costume Design:
Rita Ryack

Dialogue Editor:
Fred Rosenberg
Laura Civiello

Digital Compositor:
Eric Person

Director:
Martin Scorsese

Director of Photography:
Robert Richardson

Dolly Grip:
Patrick McGrath

Driver:
Carlos Bernal

Editor:
Thelma Schoonmaker

Effects Supervisor:
Janos Pilenyi

Electrician:
John Billeci

Executive Producer:
Adam Schroeder
Bruce S. Pustin

Extras Casting Assistant:
Lee Genick

First Assistant Accountant:
Theresa Marsh

First Assistant Camera:
Gregor Tavenner

First Assistant Director:
Joseph P. Reidy

First Assistant Editor:
Scott Brock

Foley Artist:
Marko Costanzo

Foley Editor:
Benjamin Cheah

Foley Recordist:
George A. Lara

Foley Supervisor:
Will Ralston

Gaffer:
Russell Engels

Generator Operator:
Ronald Paul

Grip:
Howard Davidson

Hairstylist:
Scott W. Farley
Joseph Coscia

Intern:
Rueven Halevi

Key Construction Grip:
Thomas Yacuk

Key Costumer:
Kevin Ritter

Key Grip:
Richard Guinness Jr.

Key Hair Stylist:
William A. Farley

Key Makeup Artist:
Linda Grimes

Key Rigging Grip:
Billy Kerwick

Location Assistant:
Damon Michael Gordon

Location Manager:
Len Murach

Makeup Artist:
Leon Weisinger
Jane DiPersio

Music Editor:
Bobby Mackston

Novel:
Joe Connelly

Orchestrator:
Emilie A. Bernstein

Original Music Composer:
Elmer Bernstein

Payroll Accountant:
Penni Smith

Post Production Supervisor:
Kendall McCarthy

Producer:
Barbara De Fina
Scott Rudin

Production Assistant:
Erica Bamforth

Production Design:
Dante Ferretti

Production Intern:
Will Sweeney

Production Office Assistant:
Ashlee Burnette

Production Secretary:
Reid Warman

Production Supervisor:
Shell Hecht

Property Master:
James Mazzola

Publicist:
Marion Billings

Rigging Gaffer:
Ken Connors

Screenplay:
Paul Schrader

Script Supervisor:
Martha Pinson

Second Assistant Accountant:
Kellyann Wargo

Second Assistant Camera:
Jeanne Vienne

Second Assistant Director:
Christopher Surgent

Second Second Assistant Director:
Greg Hale

Set Decoration:
William F. Reynolds

Set Dresser:
Dennis Causey

Set Medic:
Rich Fellegara

Sound Effects Designer:
Eugene Gearty

Sound Mixer:
James Sabat

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tom Fleischman

Special Effects Coordinator:
John Ottesen

Stand In:
Marco Kyris

Steadicam Operator:
Larry McConkey

Still Photographer:
Phillip V. Caruso

Story Editor:
Narges Takesh

Storyboard Artist:
John Davis

Stunt Coordinator:
G. A. Aguilar

Stunt Driver:
Jalil Jay Lynch
Conrad E. Palmisano

Stunts:
Chris Cenatiempo
Peter Epstein
Blaise Corrigan

Supervising ADR Editor:
Becky Sullivan

Supervising Sound Editor:
Philip Stockton

Technical Advisor:
Susan Callahan
Joe Connelly

Transportation Captain:
Timothy Shannon

Transportation Co-Captain:
Joseph Buonocore

Unit Production Manager:
Bruce S. Pustin

Unit Publicist:
Eric Myers

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Susan Greenhow

Visual Effects Editor:
John Bartle

Visual Effects Producer:
Jill Brooks

Visual Effects Production Assistant:
Erin Collins Butler

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Michael Owens

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Joanna Brett

Wigmaker:
Carol F. Doran

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