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Daydream Believers: The Monkees' Story (2000) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 28, 2000

Original Title:
Daydream Believers: The Monkees' Story

Alternate Titles:
Botcsinálta zenekar: A Monkees története
Cazadores de sueños
Not True
Vergänglicher Ruhm - Die Monkees Story

Genres:
Drama | Music | TV Movie

Production Companies:
Chum Television
Pebblehut Productions
Rhino Films
World International Network (WIN)

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
HU: 12 

Runtime: 92

They achieved worldwide fame but, what they wanted... was respect.

Overview from TheMovieDB

The story of the 60s pop group The Monkees, as they rise above their status as a band created for a TV show, to establishing their legacy in their own right. The band faces many obstacles, among them the right to play their own instruments on record.

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ADR Editor:
Ian Hopkins

Assistant Costume Designer:
Catherine Ashton

Assistant Location Manager:
Barbara Pullan

Boom Operator:
Kevin Galbraith

Camera Operator:
Andy Chmura

Casting:
Jon Comerford
Shana Landsburg

Colorist:
Arlene Moelker
Joanne Rourke

Construction Coordinator:
Jean-Pierre Charbonneau

Costume Design:
Mary Partridge-Raynor

Costume Set Supervisor:
Robyn Rosenberg

Costumer:
Gayle Franklin

Creative Consultant:
Harold Bronson

Dialogue Coach:
Miriam Laurence

Dialogue Editor:
Catherine Hutton

Director:
Neill Fearnley

Director of Photography:
David A. Makin

Editor:
Stephen Lawrence

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Michael G. Larkin

Executive Producer:
Howard Braunstein
Harold Bronson
Michael Jaffe
Marilyn Stonehouse

Executive Producer's Assistant:
Lynn Josephson Delaney

Facial Setup Artist:
Dawn E. Rivard

First Assistant Director:
Avrel Fisher

Foley Artist:
Sid Lieberman

Gaffer:
Kevin Alanthwaite

Hair Department Head:
Karola Dirnberger

Key Grip:
Monty Montgomerie

Location Manager:
Avi Federgreen

Loop Group Coordinator:
Catherine Rix

Makeup Artist:
Dorothy Smith

Music Editor:
Jeff Wolpert

Music Supervisor:
Fred Mollin

On Set Dresser:
Ann-Marie Ferney-Tellez

Online Editor:
Frank Biasi

Original Music Composer:
Fred Mollin

Producer:
Susan Murdoch

Production Coordinator:
Marie-Claude Harnois

Production Design:
Rolf Harvey

Production Manager:
Joanne Jackson

Production Sound Mixer:
Thomas Hidderley

Property Master:
Kevin Pierson

Scenic Artist:
Joseph Bower

Script Supervisor:
Elaine Yarish

Second Assistant Director:
Ken A. Smith

Set Buyer:
Malcolm Byard

Set Decoration:
Malcolm Glassford

Sound Effects:
Derek Liscoumb

Sound Effects Editor:
Ian Hopkins

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
David Appleby
Elius Caruso
Mike Woroniuk

Still Photographer:
Ben Mark Holzberg
John Medland

Story:
Harold Bronson

Stunt Coordinator:
Alison Reid

Stunt Double:
Tom Farr

Stunts:
Jamie Jones
Dwayne McLean

Technical Advisor:
Dean Batute

Teleplay:
Ron McGee

Transportation Coordinator:
Greg O'Hara

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Mark Savela

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