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Violet & Daisy (2011) [R]

Release Date:
September 15, 2011

Original Title:
Violet & Daisy

Alternate Titles:
Płatne zabójczynie
Violet and Daisy
Вайълет и Дейзи

Genres:
Action | Comedy | Crime | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
GreeneStreet Films
Magic Violet
Wild Bunch

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  GB: 15  SK: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 88

Too much sugar can kill you.

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Two teenage assassins accept what they think will be a quick-and-easy job, until an unexpected target throws them off their plan.

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Production

Armorer:
Sam Arthurs

Art Department Assistant:
John Michael Kehoe

Art Department Coordinator:
Gay Howard

Art Direction:
Fredda Slavin

Assistant Costume Designer:
Gracie Cox

Assistant Editor:
Jenny McCormack
Kat Spiess

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Gillian M. Berrow
Beverly Billin

Assistant Set Decoration:
Laura Nemesi

Associate Producer:
Rachel Israel
I-fan Quirk

Boom Operator:
Laurel Bridges

Camera Operator:
Manuel Billeter
Oliver Cary
Guillaume Renberg

Casting:
Bonnie Timmermann

Casting Associate:
Akiko Shibata

Co-Producer:
Steve Kempf
Sarah Connors

Costume Coordinator:
Yinxia Asia Ng

Costume Design:
Jenny Gering

Dialect Coach:
Kohli Calhoun

Dialogue Editor:
David Wahnon

Director:
Geoffrey Fletcher

Director of Photography:
Vanja Černjul

Dolly Grip:
John Edison Blagg
Joe Mellon

Editor:
Joe Klotz

Electrician:
Jennifer Scarlata
Michael C. Maronna
Sebastien Nicolet
Lara Sfire

Executive Producer:
James W. Skotchdopole

First Assistant Camera:
Josh Blakeslee

First Assistant Director:
Robert C. Albertell

Foley:
Igor Nikolic
Matthew Haasch
Jay Peck

Gaffer:
John L. Oates

Hair Designer:
Qodi Armstrong

Hairstylist:
Bert Reo Anderson
Susan Schectar

Key Costumer:
Trenton Dallas

Key Grip:
Brent Poleski

Key Hair Stylist:
Vanessa Heshima Sims

Leadman:
Bradley Klipp

Line Producer:
Denise Pinckley

Makeup Artist:
Johann Benét

Makeup Department Head:
Toy Van Lierop

Music Editor:
Annette Kudrak

Music Supervisor:
Susan Jacobs

Original Music Composer:
Paul Cantelon

Post Production Coordinator:
Sarah Brigman

Post Production Supervisor:
Lucas Joaquin
Sarah Connors

Producer:
Geoffrey Fletcher
John Penotti
Bonnie Timmermann

Production Accountant:
Anna Bosco

Production Coordinator:
Richard Keeshan
Rachel Cates

Production Design:
Patrizia von Brandenstein

Production Supervisor:
George Doherty

Property Master:
Sabrina Wright-Gilliar

Scenic Artist:
Mitchell Landsman
Randy L. Parisian

Script Supervisor:
Veronica Lupu

Second Assistant Camera:
Jelani Atu Wilson

Second Assistant Director:
Joan G. Bostwick

Set Decoration:
Regina Graves

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert Hein
Robert Fernandez

Steadicam Operator:
Mike O'Shea Jr.
Alan J. Mehlbrech
Maceo Bishop

Still Photographer:
David Lee
Michael Sofronski

Stunt Coordinator:
Peter Bucossi

Stunt Double:
Julia Royter
Christopher Jon Gombos
Mam Smith

Stunts:
Roy T. Anderson
Chris Colombo

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Matt Anderson

Visual Effects Producer:
Richard Friedlander

Visual Effects Supervisor:
J. John Corbett

Writer:
Geoffrey Fletcher

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