Snake Eyes (1998) [R]

Release Date:
August 7, 1998

Original Title:
Snake Eyes

Alternate Titles:
Mauvais oeil
Oczy weza
Omicidio in diretta
Os Olhos da Serpente
Silmapete
Snake Eyes (Ojos de serpiente)
Spiel auf Zeit
To vlemma tou fidiou
Zmijske oči
Глаза змeи
Змийски очи

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
DeBart
GP Snake Eyes Productions
Paramount Pictures
Touchstone Pictures

Production Countries:
Canada | Mexico | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: 16  CH: 16  CZ: 12+  DE: 12  ES: 12  FR: U  GB: 15  GR: 16  IE: 15  JP: G  KR: 15  NL: 12  PT: M/12  US: R 

Runtime: 98

Believe everything except your eyes.

All bets are off when shady homicide cop Rick Santoro witnesses a murder during a boxing match. It's up to him and lifelong friend, Naval intelligence agent Kevin Dunne to uncover the conspiracy behind the killing. At every turn, Santoro makes increasingly shocking discoveries that even he can't turn a blind eye to.

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ADR Editor:
Kenton Jakub

ADR Mixer:
David Boulton

Additional Third Assistant Director:
Debra Pearl

Apprentice Sound Editor:
Byron Wong

Art Department Assistant:
Madeline Gonin

Art Direction:
James Fox
Isabelle Guay
Réal Proulx

Assistant Accountant:
George 'Skip' Henfling

Assistant Art Director:
Hélène Lafrance

Assistant Camera:
Vance Piper

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Gilles Fortier

Assistant Location Manager:
Carey DePalma

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Catherine Lamey

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Yanie Salvas
Andrew Durham

Assistant Property Master:
Kelly Canfield

Assistant Unit Manager:
Catherine Bérubé

Associate Producer:
Jeff Levine
Chris Soldo

Best Boy Electric:
Jon Philion

Best Boy Grip:
David Canestro

Boom Operator:
Denis Dupont

Camera Operator:
Gordon Hayman

Carpenter:
Alain Brochu

Casting:
Mary Colquhoun

Casting Assistant:
Sig De Miguel

Casting Associate:
Mark Christian Subias

Clapper Loader:
Roch Boucher

Color Timer:
Dennis McNeill

Compositing Supervisor:
Thomas Rosseter

Construction Coordinator:
Michel Brochu

Costume Design:
Odette Gadoury

Craft Service:
Yvonne M. Gabrielli

Dialogue Editor:
Marlena Grzaslewicz

Digital Compositors:
Patrick Brennan

Director:
Brian De Palma

Director of Photography:
Stephen H. Burum

Dolby Consultant:
Bradford L. Hohle

Dolly Grip:
Michael S. Epley

Driver:
Vito G. Balenzano

Editor:
Bill Pankow

Electrician:
Tom Cloutier

Executive Producer:
Louis A. Stroller

Extras Casting:
Randi Wells

First Assistant Camera:
Alan S. Blauvelt

First Assistant Director:
Chris Soldo

First Assistant Editor:
Patricia Bowers

First Company Grip:
Dennis Gamiello

Foley Artist:
Brian Vancho

Foley Editor:
Bruce Kitzmeyer

Foley Mixer:
George A. Lara

Gaffer:
Dan Michalske

Generator Operator:
William LeNoir

Graphic Designer:
Carl Lessard

Grip:
Carl Assmus

Hairstylist:
Joseph Coscia

Key Grip:
Bill Barr

Key Set Production Assistant:
Geoff Murillo

Leadman:
Gerald DeTitta

Libra Head Technician:
Kelly Diehl

Lighting Technician:
Eames Gagnon

Location Coordinator:
Peter Wasserman

Location Manager:
Joie Gregory

Makeup Artist:
Claudette B. Casavant

Music Editor:
Nicholas Meyers

Negative Cutter:
Theresa Repola Mohammed

Original Music Composer:
Ryuichi Sakamoto

Producer:
Brian De Palma

Production Assistant:
Donald Hudome

Production Coordinator:
Marie-Josée Dupont

Production Design:
Anne Pritchard

Production Manager:
Alain Gagnon

Production Secretary:
Heather MacLean

Property Buyer:
Claire Alary

Property Master:
Denis Hamel

Rigging Gaffer:
Robert Dolan

Scenic Artist:
Clarissa Shanahan

Screenplay:
David Koepp

Script Supervisor:
Claudine Strasser

Second Assistant Camera:
Claude Beauchamp

Second Assistant Director:
Jono Oliver

Second Company Grip:
Jon Archibald

Second Second Assistant Director:
Lisa Bloom

Second Unit Director:
Eric Schwab

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
David Hamburger

Set Decoration:
Daniel Carpentier

Sound Assistant:
Jean-Marin Basley

Sound Effects Editor:
Eytan Mirsky

Sound Mixer:
Patrick Rousseau

Special Effects Assistant:
Steve Cremin

Special Effects Coordinator:
Steven Kirshoff

Special Effects Supervisor:
Garry Elmendorf

Special Effects Technician:
Guy Carriere

Special Props:
Erik Gosselin

Stand In:
Pamela Hill

Steadicam Operator:
Larry McConkey

Still Photographer:
John Clifford

Story:
Brian De Palma
David Koepp

Stunt Coordinator:
Peter Bucossi
Mike Nomad
Eddie Yansick
Michael Scherer

Stunt Double:
Alisa Christensen
Eddie Yansick

Stunts:
Bill Anagnos
Hélèna Laliberté
Mike Chute
Charlene Francique
Nathalie Girard
Ben Gauthier
Stéphane Lefebvre
David McKeown
Patrick Kerton
Alvin Powell

Supervising ADR Editor:
Jane McCulley

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Laura Civiello

Supervising Sound Editor:
Richard P. Cirincione

Technical Advisor:
Gene Petersen

Thanks:
Richard Santoro

Third Assistant Director:
Michelle Benoit

Title Designer:
Jennifer Cossetto

Transportation Captain:
Tim Parkinson

Transportation Co-Captain:
Henry S. Avelin

Transportation Coordinator:
Daniel Matthews

Unit Manager:
Jim Kontos

Unit Production Manager:
Margaret Hilliard

Unit Publicist:
Lorraine Jamison

Video Assist Operator:
Steven J. Mikolas

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Margaret B. Lynch

Visual Effects Editor:
Tabitha Dean

Visual Effects Producer:
Jacqui Lopez

Visual Effects Production Assistant:
Daniel Brimer

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Eric Brevig

Wigmaker:
Carol F. Doran

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