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The Crow: Salvation (2000) [R]

Release Date:
January 23, 2000

Original Title:
The Crow: Salvation

Alternate Titles:
O Corvo: Salvação
The Crow 3
The Crow 3 - Tödliche Erlösung
The Crow 3: Salvation
The Crow III - Tödliche Erlösung
The Crow III: Salvation

Genres:
Action | Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Dimension Films
Jeff Most Productions
Pacifica Film Distribution

Production Countries:
Germany | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 101

For Vengeance, For Justice, For Love.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Alex Corvis, a man wrongly executed for the murder of his girlfriend, returns from the dead and sets out to find the real killer.

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Production

ADR Mixer:
Alan Freedman

ADR Supervisor:
Jason George

Art Direction:
Tom Meyer

Assistant Costume Designer:
Melissa Glass

Assistant Editor:
Greg Pestoni
Florent Danny Retz
Andrew Seklir

Assistant Hairstylist:
B.B. Lee

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Terry Gaertner

Assistant Sound Editor:
Robert Getty
Chato Hill

Associate Producer:
Gregory G. Woertz

Casting:
John Papsidera

Co-Producer:
Russell D. Markowitz

Comic Book:
James O'Barr

Costume Designer:
Marielos Pantelakis
Chris Aysta

Costume Supervisor:
Tessa Stephensen
JoAnn McAdoo

Dialogue Editor:
David Grant
Jed M. Dodge
Michael Hertlein

Director:
Bharat Nalluri

Director of Photography:
Carolyn Chen

Editor:
Howard E. Smith
Luis Colina

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Yvo Junkers
Volker Schauz
Marion Douglas

Executive Producer:
Harvey Weinstein
Bob Weinstein
Moritz Borman
Chris Sievernich
Alessandro Camon

First Assistant Director:
John Glasser

First Assistant Editor:
Lane Baker

Foley Artist:
Diane Marshall
David Lee Fein

Foley Editor:
Craig Jurkiewicz
Lucy Sustar

Foley Mixer:
Mary Erstad

Key Hair Stylist:
Erin Lyons

Key Makeup Artist:
Gina Homan

Key Set Costumer:
Amy Jean Roberts

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Troy Lunt

Makeup Artist:
Samantha Louise

Music Supervisor:
Jeff Most

Original Music Composer:
Marco Beltrami

Post Production Supervisor:
Hilarie Roope

Producer:
Edward R. Pressman
Jeff Most

Production Coordinator:
Lisa Davidson

Production Designer:
Maia Javan

Production Sound Mixer:
Jonathon 'Earl' Stein

Production Supervisor:
Robin Mulcahy Fisichella

Script Supervisor:
Suzanne Bingham

Second Assistant Director:
Dave Halls

Second Second Assistant Director:
Bryan Shelley

Second Unit Director:
Gary Paul

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Ian Fox

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Dave Halls

Set Decoration:
Ivan Saunders

Sound Designer:
Lisle Engle

Sound Effects Editor:
Dorian Cheah
Paula Fairfield
Eric Williams
Frederick Howard
George Haddad

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Marc Fishman
Richard D. Rogers
Derek Marcil

Special Effects Coordinator:
Larry Roberts

Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Paul

Stunts:
Peter Epstein

Supervising Sound Editor:
Patrick Dodd

Unit Production Manager:
Russell D. Markowitz

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Thomas C. Rainone

Wardrobe Assistant:
Brett Abramson
Clare Rhodes

Writer:
Chip Johannessen

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