A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
December 4, 1992
Original Title:
The Distinguished Gentleman
Alternate Titles:
Dzsentlemanus
Gente Fina: Um Vira-Latas no Parlamento
Monsieur le Député
O axiotimos kyrios
Su Distinguida Señoría
Достопочтенный джентльмен
抢钱绅士
高贵的绅士
Genres:
Comedy
Production Companies:
Hollywood Pictures
Touchwood Pacific Partners 1
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 12+ DE: 12 FR: TP GB: 15 PT: M/12 SE: 11 US: R
Runtime: 112
A Florida con man uses the passing of the long time Congressman from his district, who he just happens to share a name with, to get elected to his version of paradise- Congress, where the money flows from lobbyists.
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ADR Editor:
Jim Borgardt
Jerelyn J. Harding
Jonathan Klein
ADR Mixer:
Doc Kane
Art Direction:
Ed Verreaux
Assistant Art Director:
Edward T. McAvoy
Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Thomas R. Bryant
Thomas Needell
Assistant Editor:
Mark Bourgeois
Assistant Production Coordinator:
Tina L. Newman
Miriam Holder Jacobs
Assistant Property Master:
Philip Chapnick
Joey Davis
Assistant Set Decoration:
Denise Pizzini
Assistant Sound Editor:
F. Scott Taylor
Mark A. Tracy
Best Boy Electric:
Joseph F. Warren
Boom Operator:
Gary A. Theard
Gabriel Cubos
Camera Loader:
Thomas Nemy
Carl Perkinson
Camera Operator:
Richard Turner
Jeffrey Laszlo
Casting:
Mary Goldberg
Casting Associate:
Amy Lippens
Construction Coordinator:
Steve Callas
Costume Design:
Francine Jamison-Tanchuck
Costume Supervisor:
Betty Jean Slater
Costumer:
Fetteroff Colen
David Page
Michael Fitzpatrick
Aida Swinson
Dialogue Editor:
Richard Corwin
Rich Steven
Director:
Jonathan Lynn
Director of Photography:
Gabriel Beristain
Editor:
Barry B. Leirer
Tony Lombardo
Executive Producer:
Marty Kaplan
First Assistant Camera:
Ted Chu
Lex Rawlins
Phil Abraham
First Assistant Director:
Frank Capra III
First Assistant Editor:
Christopher Kroll
David DeGeus
Gina Lombardo
Foley Artist:
James Moriana
Jeffrey Wilhoit
Foley Mixer:
David Gertz
Foley Supervisor:
Bruce Nyznik
Gaffer:
H. Mark Vuille
Hairstylist:
Scott Julion
Kenneth Walker
Anthony Esposito
Leadman:
Kenneth Turek
Location Manager:
Murray Miller
Véronique Vowell
Makeup Artist:
Tony Lloyd
Rick Sharp
Steve Artmont
Sheila Evers
Music Editor:
Tom Carlson
Original Music Composer:
Randy Edelman
Producer:
Leonard Goldberg
Michael Peyser
Production Coordinator:
Lark Bernini
Production Design:
Leslie Dilley
Production Manager:
Richard H. Prince
Property Master:
Russell Bobbitt
Screenplay:
Marty Kaplan
Script Supervisor:
Hope Williams
Second Assistant Camera:
Nicholas S. McLean
Kirby Washington
Brian LeGrady
Kathina Szeto
Second Assistant Director:
Matthew H. Rowland
Second Second Assistant Director:
Algric Leo Chaplin
Set Costumer:
Michael Castellano
Michael Jamison
Set Decoration:
Dorree Cooper
Set Designer:
Geoff Hubbard
Lawrence A. Hubbs
Elizabeth Lapp
Set Dresser:
John Hammer Maxwell
Deborah Harman
Timothy S. Wiles
Scott E. Bruza
Richard R. Powell
Sound Editor:
Gaston Biraben
Philip A. Hess
William Hooper
Chris Todd
David Hagberg
Scott Weber
Ed Bannon
Sound Mixer:
Russell Williams II
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
John T. Reitz
David E. Campbell
Gregg Rudloff
Special Effects Assistant:
R. Michael Bisetti
Special Effects Coordinator:
Jan Aaris
Steadicam Operator:
Jeff Mart
Still Photographer:
Barry Wetcher
Story:
Marty Kaplan
Jonathan Reynolds
Stunt Coordinator:
Alan Oliney
Supervising ADR Editor:
Renée Tondelli
Supervising Sound Editor:
Fred Judkins
Title Designer:
Dan Perri
Utility Sound:
Paul Farmer
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