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Timecop (1994) [R]

Release Date:
September 15, 1994

Original Title:
Timecop

Alternate Titles:
Idozsaru
Le Flic du Temps
Timecop
Timecop - O Guardião do Tempo
Timecop 1
Timecop: Policía en el tiempo
時空特警

Genres:
Action | Crime | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
Dark Horse Entertainment
JVC
Largo Entertainment
Renaissance Pictures
Signature Pictures
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
Canada | Japan | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA 15+  CZ: 15+  DE: 16  ES: 18  FR: U  GB: 18  IE: 18  IT: T  NL: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 99

They killed his wife ten years ago. There's still time to save her.

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An officer for a security agency that regulates time travel, must fend for his life against a shady politician who has a tie to his past.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Jeff Watts
Constance A. Kazmer

Art Department Trainee:
Roxanne Narver

Art Direction:
Richard Hudolin

Assistant Art Director:
Sheila Haley

Assistant Director Trainee:
David Klohn

Associate Producer:
Richard G. Murphy

Boom Operator:
Chris Glyn-Jones

Cableman:
Sebastian Salm

Camera Operator:
Attila Szalay
Wayne MacConnell
Christopher Tammaro

Camera Trainee:
Elizabeth House

Casting:
Penny Perry

Co-Producer:
Todd Moyer
Marilyn Vance

Construction Coordinator:
David Willson
Doug Hardwick

Costume Design:
Daniel J. Lester
Karen L. Matthews

Costume Supervisor:
Debbie Douglas

Director:
Peter Hyams

Director of Photography:
Peter Hyams

Dolly Grip:
Rick Stadder

Draughtsman:
Alex Kameniczky
Doug Byggdin

Editor:
Steven Kemper

Executive Producer:
Mike Richardson

First Assistant Director:
Jack Frost Sanders

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Pamela G. Kimber

Foley:
Robin Harlan
Sarah Monat

Gaffer:
Les Erskine

Hairstylist:
Julie McHaffie
Janice Alexander

In Memory Of:
John Thomas

Key Grip:
Nick Kuchera

Makeup Artist:
Margaret Solomon
Zoltan Elek

Original Music Composer:
Mark Isham

Producer:
Moshe Diamant
Sam Raimi
Robert Tapert

Production Design:
Philip Harrison

Property Master:
Grant Swain

Rigging Gaffer:
Dale Garrison
Gaetan Jalbert

Rigging Grip:
Ken Young

Screenplay:
Mark Verheiden

Script Supervisor:
Christine Wilson

Second Assistant Director:
Morgan Beggs

Set Decoration:
Annmarie Corbett
Rose Marie McSherry

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael Herbick
Donald O. Mitchell

Sound Recordist:
Kathy McCart
Gary Ritchie

Special Effects Coordinator:
John Thomas

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Andy Clement

Steadicam Operator:
Stephen S. Campanelli

Still Photographer:
Joseph Lederer

Stunt Coordinator:
Glenn Randall Jr.
Melissa R. Stubbs

Stunt Double:
Melissa R. Stubbs

Stunts:
Sonja Davis
Jim Dunn
Delaina-Lu Gamblin
Bill Ferguson
Guy Bews
Jim Finkbeiner
Jason Glass
Alex Green
Trish Schill
Fiona Roeske
Mark Stefanich
Brent Woolsey
Melissa R. Stubbs
Ernie Jackson
Jacob Rupp
Mitchell Dean

Supervising Sound Editor:
Bruce Richardson

Title Designer:
Nina Saxon

Unit Production Manager:
Vince Heileson

Visual Effects:
Rick Newsome

Visual Effects Producer:
Rhonda C. Gunner
Richard E. Hollander
John C. Wash

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Gregory L. McMurry

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