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Sniper (1993) [R]

Release Date:
January 29, 1993

Original Title:
Sniper

Alternate Titles:
En el corazón de la jungla
Franco Atirador
Snajper
Sniper 1
Sniper, O Atirador
双狙人1

Genres:
Action | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Baltimore Pictures
Iguana Producciones
Sniper Productions
TriStar Pictures

Production Countries:
Peru | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: 16  DE: 18  FR: U  GB: 18  HU: 16  JP: R15+  US: R 

Runtime: 98

One Shot. One Kill. No Exceptions.

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Tough guy Thomas Beckett is an US soldier working in the Panamanian jungle. His job is to seek out rebels and remove them using his sniper skills. Beckett is notorious for losing his partners on such missions. This time he's accompanied by crack marksman Richard Miller.

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Production

ADR Recordist:
Ralph Thiekötter

Additional Music:
Mark Mancina
Hans Zimmer

Art Direction:
Nicholas McCallum

Assistant Art Director:
David Joyce

Assistant Editor:
Matthew Cassel
Stephen Evans
Beverly Pinnas

Assistant Sound Editor:
Jennifer Mann
Terry Honore

Associate Editor:
Richard Alderete

Associate Producer:
Gregory A. Gale
Amanda Nelligan
Grant Hill

Boom Operator:
Andy Duncan

Camera Operator:
Danny Batterham
David Crone

Casting:
Louis DiGiaimo

Chief Lighting Technician:
Brian Bansgrove

Co-Producer:
Charles J.D. Schlissel
James Gorman

Color Timer:
Ray Martin

Construction Foreman:
Geoff Howe

Costume Assistant:
Heather Laurie
Julie Barton

Costume Design:
Ray Summers

Costume Supervisor:
Kerry Thompson

Director:
Luis Llosa

Director of Photography:
Bill Butler

Editor:
M. Scott Smith

Executive Producer:
Mark Johnson
Walon Green
Patrick Wachsberger

Extras Casting:
Gabrielle Healy

First Assistant Camera:
John Platt
Anna Howard

First Assistant Director:
Colin Fletcher

Foley Artist:
Patrick Cabral
Diane Marshall

Hairstylist:
Cheryl Williams

Key Grip:
David Nichols

Local Casting:
Ann Robinson

Location Manager:
Murray Boyd

Music Editor:
James Flamberg
Richard Whitfield

Original Music Composer:
Gary Chang

Pilot:
Terry Lee

Post Production Supervisor:
Michael J. Harker

Producer:
Robert L. Rosen

Production Coordinator:
Jennifer Crowley

Production Design:
Herbert Pinter

Property Master:
Robert Moxham

Scenic Artist:
Simon Clayton

Script Supervisor:
Jenny Quigley

Seamstress:
Suzanne Head

Second Assistant Camera:
Leah Ashenhurst
David Wallace

Second Assistant Director:
Nikki Long

Set Decoration:
Leanne Cornish
Angus Tattle

Set Dresser:
P. Scott Bailey

Set Dressing Artist:
P. Scott Bailey

Sound Editor:
Phil Haberman
Mark Hollingsworth
Kelly Cabral
Donlee Jorgensen
Norto Sepulveda

Sound Mixer:
Paul 'Salty' Brincat

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Doug E. Turner
Ray West
David John West

Special Effects:
Brian Cox
Brian Pearce
David Hardie

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Allan A. Apone

Still Photographer:
Jim Sheldon

Stunt Coordinator:
Glenn Ruehland

Stunts:
Greg Stuart
Richard Boué

Supervising Sound Editor:
Barney Cabral

Third Assistant Director:
John Martin

Unit Production Manager:
Grant Hill

Visual Effects Editor:
Derrick Mitchell

Writer:
Crash Leyland
Michael Frost Beckner

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