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Cold Feet (1989) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 19, 1989

Original Title:
Cold Feet

Genres:
Comedy | Crime

Production Companies:
Avenue Entertainment
Avenue Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 94

A comic fable about greed, lust and high-fashion footwear.

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Three criminals run into complications when they attempt to smuggle emeralds across the Mexican border.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Gail Clark Burch

ADR Mixer:
Tom Ruff
Al Gomez

Additional Photography:
Robert D. Yeoman
Hannes Bauer
Karl Kofler

Apprentice Sound Editor:
Randall K. Tomlin

Art Direction:
Corey Kaplan

Assistant Costume Designer:
Leslie McGovern

Assistant Editor:
Gordon Antell
Lienna Silver
David Jimenez

Assistant Property Master:
Deana Albers

Assistant Sound Editor:
Gonzo

Associate Producer:
Susan Bridges
Marjorie Israël

Best Boy Electric:
Huston Beaumont

Best Boy Grip:
Michael S. Epley

Boom Operator:
John Hays

Cableman:
William Radcliffe

Camera Intern:
Reginald Bulman

Casting:
Amanda Mackey

Casting Assistant:
Bri Franchot

Co-Producer:
Mary McLaglen

Construction Coordinator:
Sonny Greer

Costume Design:
Carol Wood

Costume Supervisor:
Daryl Kerrigan

Director:
Robert Dornhelm

Director of Photography:
Bryan Duggan

Editor:
Debra McDermott

Electrician:
Joseph P. Clem
Mark Henry Sudmeier

Executive Producer:
Cary Brokaw

Extras Casting:
Tina Buckingham

First Assistant Camera:
Philip Lee

First Assistant Director:
Josh King

Foley Artist:
Robert Friedman
Casey Troutman

Foley Editor:
Charles C. Simmons

Gaffer:
Bruce McCleery

Grip:
Rom Barkhordar
Michael Fradianni
Johnny Hale

Key Grip:
Robert K. Feldmann

Key Makeup Artist:
Joanna Robinson

Leadman:
James E. Marchwick

Location Manager:
Scott Elias

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Angela Nogaro

Negative Cutter:
Dennis Brookins

Original Music Composer:
Tom Bähler

Producer:
Cassian Elwes

Production Assistant:
Andrea Sperling
Kathleen Brennan

Production Design:
Bernt Amadeus Capra

Production Manager:
Ken Kaufman

Property Master:
Maureen Farley

Scenic Artist:
Robert Campbell

Script Supervisor:
Coby Turner

Second Assistant Camera:
Susan Pollack

Second Assistant Director:
John Scherer

Set Dresser:
Monique La Perriere
David Evans
Paul Mason

Sound Editor:
Dwayne Avery
Michael P. Cook
Warren Smith
Duncan Burns
Duke Brown
James Koford
Dan Thomas
Terry Chambers
Edward Hirsch
Carin Rogers

Sound Mixer:
Robert J. Anderson Jr.

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rick Alexander
Les Fresholtz
Vern Poore

Sound Supervisor:
James Troutman

Special Effects:
W. Wayne Walser

Still Photographer:
Suzanne Tenner
Demmie Todd

Stunt Coordinator:
Jerry Spicer

Stunts:
Terry James
Neil Summers

Supervising Editor:
David Rawlins

Wardrobe Intern:
Jana White

Writer:
Thomas McGuane
Jim Harrison

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