Soldier (1998) [R]

Release Date:
October 23, 1998

Original Title:
Soldier

Alternate Titles:
El Ultimo Soldado
El último soldado
Galaktyczny wojownik
O Soldado do Futuro
Soldier
Soldier Schwäche = Tod
Żołnierz przyszłości

Genres:
Action | Drama | Fantasy | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Impact Pictures
Jerry Weintraub Productions
Morgan Creek Entertainment
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BG: R  CZ: 15+  DE: 18  GB: 18  GR: 16  US: R 

Runtime: 99

The best soldier they ever created just became their worst nightmare.

Sergeant Todd is a veteran soldier for an elite group of the armed forces. After being defeated by a new breed of genetically engineered soldiers, he is dumped on a waste planet and left for dead. He soon interacts with a group of crash survivors who lead out a peaceful existence. The peace is broken as the new soldiers land on the planet to eliminate the colony, which Sergeant Todd must defend.

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3D Artist:
Morgan Trotter

ADR Editor:
Constance A. Kazmer
Gail Clark Burch
Barbara J. Boguski

Armorer:
Jared Chandler
David Fencl

Art Direction:
Thomas Valentine

Assistant Art Director:
Melanie J. Baker
Paul Sonski

Assistant Sound Editor:
Lee W. Lebaigue
Michelle Pazer
Tony Negrete
Philip D. Morrill

Associate Producer:
Fred Fontana

Best Boy Electric:
Wayne Marshall
Jesse Tango

Boom Operator:
Donavan Dear

CG Animator:
Dominick Cecere

Cableman:
Von Varga

Camera Operator:
Mark Van Loon
Allen D. Easton

Casting:
Mindy Marin

Casting Associate:
Julia Kim

Chief Lighting Technician:
Bobby Burton

Co-Producer:
Jeremy Bolt

Color Timer:
David Orr

Concept Artist:
Simon Murton

Conceptual Design:
Feng Zhu

Conceptual Illustrator:
Richard K. Buoen

Construction Coordinator:
Joe Wood

Costume Design:
Erica Edell Phillips

Costume Supervisor:
Mark Peterson
Donna Marcione Pollack

Costumer:
Francesca Brunori

Dialogue Editor:
Neal J. Anderson

Digital Effects Producer:
Diane Fazio

Digital Effects Supervisor:
Doug Tubach

Director:
Paul W. S. Anderson

Director of Photography:
David Tattersall

Dolly Grip:
Charles W. Wayt

Editor:
Martin Hunter

Electrician:
Allen Marshall
Paul Hazard

Executive Producer:
R.J. Louis
Susan Ekins
James G. Robinson

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Brad Peterman
Bob Hall

First Assistant Director:
Dennis Maguire

First Assistant Editor:
Elaine C. Andrianos

First Assistant Sound Editor:
Victor Ray Ennis

Foley Editor:
Bob Beher
Chris Hogan
Philip A. Hess
Mark Gordon
Gary Mundheim

Foley Mixer:
Eric Gotthelf

Key Grip:
Casey Jones

Key Hair Stylist:
Peggy Semtob

Makeup Artist:
Dennis Liddiard
Steve LaPorte
Greg LaCava
Peter Montagna

Music Editor:
Alex Gibson
Curtis Roush

Orchestrator:
David Slonaker

Original Music Composer:
Joel McNeely

Producer:
Jerry Weintraub

Production Design:
David L. Snyder

Property Master:
Tom Shaw Jr.

Pyrotechnician:
Al Marangoni
Richard L. Hill

Rigging Gaffer:
Mark Mele
James Keys

Rigging Grip:
Ty Suehiro
Erik Hecomovich
Damon Doherty

Screenplay:
David Webb Peoples

Script Supervisor:
Lyn Matsuda Norton

Second Assistant Director:
Jayson Merrill

Second Unit Director:
David R. Ellis

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Gary Capo

Sequence Supervisor:
Michael Conelly

Set Costumer:
Katrina Mastrolia
John M. 'Jack' Wright
Joseph T. Mastrolia

Set Decoration:
Kate J. Sullivan

Set Designer:
Mick Cukurs
Suzan Wexler
Peter Clemens
Richard Berger
Daniel R. Jennings
Ron Mendell
Clare Scarpulla

Set Dresser:
Brian Massey
Glen Kennedy
Edmond Scott Ratliff
Bart Sullivan
Freddy Waff

Sound Designer:
Mark P. Stoeckinger
Michael A. Reagan
Scott Martin Gershin

Sound Effects Editor:
Peter Zinda
Tony Lamberti
Randy Kelley
Glenn T. Morgan
Rick Morris
Peter J. Lehman
Bryan Bowen

Sound Mixer:
Andy Wiskes

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Gregg Rudloff
David E. Campbell
John T. Reitz

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Steve LaPorte

Special Effects Supervisor:
Al Broussard
Hans Metz
Clay Pinney
Werner Hahnlein
William D. Harrison

Still Photographer:
Ron Phillips

Stunt Coordinator:
Mark De Alessandro
Dick Ziker

Stunt Double:
John Casino
Henry Kingi Jr.

Stunts:
Duffy Gaver
Jeannie Epper
Cinda-Lin James
Bennie Moore
Dana Hee
Keith Campbell
Troy Gilbert
Cheryl Bermeo
Seth Arnett
Benny Urquidez
Lincoln Simonds
Jane Oshita
Lisa McCullough
Kent W. Luttrell
Thomas Robinson Harper
William H. Burton Jr.
Danny Rogers
Shawn Robinson
Rex Reddick
John T. Cypert
Steve Holladay
Tawny Ellis
Pat Romano
J.P. Romano
April Weeden
Kevin L. Jackson
Annie Ellis
Troy Robinson
Paul Sklar
Dustin Meier
Chris Durand
Mark Chadwick
Janet Brady
Jack Carpenter
Robin Tracey Sherwood
Steve Picerni
Steve Kelso
Tim Gilbert
Chris Blackwood
John C. Meier
Jared S. Eddo
Todd Bryant
Joe Bucaro III
Dwayne McGee
Riley Harper
Sven-Ole Thorsen
Dane Selznick
Viktor Ivanov
Buddy Joe Hooker
Jimmy Romano

Supervising ADR Editor:
Dave McMoyler

Supervising Dialogue Editor:
Paul Timothy Carden

Supervising Sound Editor:
Mark P. Stoeckinger

Video Assist Operator:
David Schmalz
Lance Jay Velazco

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Chris Anderson

Visual Effects Editor:
Hitoshi Inoue
Harrison Gibbs

Visual Effects Producer:
Terry Whiteside
Casey Cannon
David Taritero
Mitzi Casida-Jones

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Tom Leeser
Van Ling
Craig Barron
Ed Jones

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