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Spies Like Us (1985) [PG]

Release Date:
December 6, 1985

Original Title:
Spies Like Us

Alternate Titles:
(S)pionnen

Genres:
Adventure | Comedy

Production Companies:
AAR Films
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  DE: 12  FR: U  GB: PG  JP: G  NL: 6  SE: 15  SK: 12  US: PG 

Runtime: 102

With spies like these, who needs enemies?

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Two bumbling government employees think they are U.S. spies, only to discover that they are actually decoys for nuclear war.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Alan L. Nineberg

Animal Coordinator:
Greg Powell

Animal Wrangler:
Greg Powell

Assistant Art Director:
Jim Morahan

Assistant Editor:
Andrew MacRitchie
Pattye Rogers
Margaret Adachi
Anna Ksiezopolska
Lisa Zeno Churgin

Assistant Sound Editor:
Chris Ksanznak

Associate Producer:
Leslie Belzberg
Sam Williams

Boom Operator:
Donald Banks

Camera Operator:
Chic Anstiss
John Palmer
Kenneth J. Withers

Casting:
Marion Dougherty
Debbie McWilliams

Color Timer:
Bob Noland

Construction Manager:
John Paterson

Costume Design:
Deborah Nadoolman Landis

Director:
John Landis

Director of Photography:
Robert Paynter

Editor:
Malcolm Campbell

Executive Producer:
Bernie Brillstein

First Assistant Director:
Dusty Symonds
David Sosna

Focus Puller:
David Budd
Ted Deason

Gaffer:
John May

Grip:
W.C. 'Chunky' Huse
Tony Turner

Hairdresser:
Stephanie Kaye
Carole Bennett

Line Producer:
Mohamed Seddik Bouabid

Location Manager:
Peter Elford
Stuart Neumann
Nigel Goldsack
Rufus Andrews

Makeup Artist:
Pauline Heys
Frank Griffin
Linda DeVetta

Matte Painter:
Ray Caple

Music Editor:
Kathy Durning

Negative Cutter:
Donah Bassett

Orchestrator:
Christopher Palmer

Original Music Composer:
Elmer Bernstein

Producer:
George Folsey Jr.
Brian Grazer

Production Accountant:
Janet L. Wattles

Production Coordinator:
Pam Cornfeld
Marlene Butland

Production Design:
Peter Murton
Terry Ackland-Snow

Production Manager:
Claude Hudson
John Palmer

Production Supervisor:
Dan Allingham

Screenplay:
Dan Aykroyd
Babaloo Mandel
Lowell Ganz

Script Supervisor:
Pamela Carlton

Second Assistant Director:
Gareth Tandy

Second Unit Director:
David Garfath

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Brian West

Set Dresser:
Hugh Scaife

Sound Assistant:
David Motta

Sound Editor:
Samuel C. Crutcher
Jerry Stanford
Larry Carow
Richard C. Franklin
Chuck Neely
Howard Neiman

Sound Mixer:
Ivan Sharrock

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert 'Buzz' Knudson
Don Digirolamo
Robert Glass

Special Effects:
Brian Johnson

Still Photographer:
Keith Hamshere

Stunt Coordinator:
Paul Weston

Stunts:
Greg Powell
David Forman
Michael DeLuna
Jason White
Malcolm Weaver
Peter Brace
Lex Milloy
Terry Forrestal
Stuart Fell
B.J. Worth
Terry Cade
Nick Wilkinson
Rocky Taylor
Ken Buckle
Colin Skeaping
Clive Curtis
Alan Chuntz
Gerard Naprous

Supervising ADR Editor:
Larry Singer

Supervising Art Director:
Terry Ackland-Snow

Supervising Sound Editor:
Charles L. Campbell

Thanks:
Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom
Max Landis

Third Assistant Director:
Nick Heckstall-Smith

Unit Manager:
Christopher Knowles

Unit Production Manager:
Dan Allingham

Unit Publicist:
Susan d'Arcy

Visual Effects Producer:
Jim Michaels

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Derek Meddings

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Sue Wain

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