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The Innocent (1993) [R]

Release Date:
September 16, 1993

Original Title:
The Innocent

Alternate Titles:
und der Himmel steht still
情迷血玛莉
桃色控诉
目击证人

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
DEFA
Lakeheart
Miramax
Sievernich Film

Production Countries:
Germany | United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 119

Overview from TheMovieDB

A young engineer is sent to post-WWII Berlin to help the Americans in spying on the Russians. In a time and place where discretion is still a man’s best friend, he falls in love with a mysterious woman who will take him on the dark side of evil.

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Production

Additional Casting:
Jeff Block

Art Direction:
Dieter Döhl

Assistant Accountant:
Esther Eimerl
Monika Helmer
Mark Lowsley

Assistant Art Director:
Sophia Müller

Assistant Costume Designer:
Gudrun Leyendecker

Assistant Editor:
Tim Lewiston
Terry Busby

Assistant Location Manager:
Nicole Haevecker
Karl-Martin Lötsch

Background Casting Director:
Jan Sebastian Ballhaus

Best Boy Electric:
Klaus Lubs

Boom Operator:
Peter Henrici

Camera Trainee:
Dirk-Martin Heinzelmann
Thomas Křivý

Casting:
Emily Schweber
Renate Landkammer
Jeremy Zimmermann
Noel Davis

Choreographer:
Eleanor Fazan

Costume Consultant:
Lindy Hemming

Costume Design:
Ingrid Zoré

Dialect Coach:
Joy Ellison
Jessica Drake

Dialogue Editor:
John Poyner

Director:
John Schlesinger

Director of Photography:
Dietrich Lohmann

Dolly Grip:
Michael Grötzinger

Editor:
Richard Marden

Electrician:
Martin Fischer
Klaus Nietsch
Ron Rakowski

Executive Producer:
Ann Dubinet

First Assistant Camera:
Robert Wiesmann

First Assistant Director:
David Tringham

First Assistant Editor:
Sabine Hermsdorf
Roy Birchley

Foley Editor:
Anthony Message

Gaffer:
Holger Greiß

Generator Operator:
Fred Dombrowka

Grip:
Lothar Horn

Hair Designer:
Christine Beveridge

Key Hair Stylist:
Joan Hills

Key Makeup Artist:
Joan Hills

Line Producer:
Ingrid Windisch

Location Manager:
Barbara von Wrangell

Makeup Designer:
Christine Beveridge

Novel:
Ian McEwan

Original Music Composer:
Gerald Gouriet

Post Production Coordinator:
Alison Odell

Producer:
Wieland Schulz-Keil
Chris Sievernich
Norma Heyman

Production Accountant:
Christoph Bicker

Production Coordinator:
Karin C. Muller

Production Design:
Luciana Arrighi

Production Manager:
Barbara von Wrangell

Production Secretary:
Katja Hoerstmann

Property Master:
Joey Weber

Props:
Frank Dockhorn

Prosthetic Designer:
Hasso von Hugo

Screenplay:
Ian McEwan

Script Supervisor:
Diana Dill

Second Assistant Camera:
Pergrin Jung

Second Assistant Director:
Stefan Diepenbrock

Set Decoration:
Olaf Schiefner
Philipp Hübner

Sound Assistant:
Dean Humphreys

Sound Mixer:
Axel Arft
Gerry Humphreys

Special Effects:
Adolf Wojtinek

Steadicam Operator:
Jörg Widmer
Klemens Becker
Michael Clausen

Still Photographer:
Michael Childers
Christa Köfer

Supervising Sound Editor:
Nicholas Stevenson

Third Assistant Director:
Sebastian Fahr-Brix

Transportation Captain:
Armin Bach
Willi Lange

Unit Production Manager:
Günther Russ

Wardrobe Assistant:
Ingrid Buhrmann
Karmen Kaplick
Maria Kolhoff

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