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Nostradamus (2000) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 27, 2000

Original Title:
Nostradamus

Alternate Titles:
Nostradamus: The Legend is Revived

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Fantasy

Production Companies:
Flashpoint
John Aaron Productions
Regent Entertainment

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 88

Who was Nostradamus really?

Overview from TheMovieDB

A medieval cult travels to the 20th century and kills people in an attempt to bring about the end of the world. The policeman must stop them by summoning the spirit of Nostradamus.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Ed Poty

ADR Recordist:
Richard Calistan

Art Direction:
Gordon Wilding

Assistant Art Director:
Jaydene Maryk

Assistant Editor:
Ellen Fine

Assistant Sound Editor:
Timothy Mehlenbacher

Best Boy Electric:
Lorne Bailey

Boom Operator:
Anita Lubosch

Camera Operator:
Ian Elkin

Camera Trainee:
Paul Suderman
Daniel Quesnel

Carpenter:
Steve Jansen
Garth Mesz
Chris Sol
Michael Jansen

Casting:
Penny Perry

Construction Coordinator:
Tim Jansen

Costume Design:
Linda Madden

Costume Supervisor:
Meg McMillan

Director:
Tibor Takács

Director of Photography:
Barry Gravelle

Dolly Grip:
Bill Mills

Editor:
Michael Rea

Electrician:
John Clarke
Laurence Mardon

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Linda Danchak

First Assistant Camera:
Brian Sanders

First Assistant Director:
Ronaldo Nacionales

Foley Artist:
John F. Thompson

Gaffer:
Michael Drabot

Generator Operator:
Jim De Vlieger

Hairstylist:
Catherina Saites

Key Grip:
Geoffrey Yates

Key Hair Stylist:
Pina Robinson

Key Makeup Artist:
Joyce Wold

Location Manager:
Bernard Narvey

Makeup Effects:
Cindy e Smith-McGuire

Musician:
David Klotz
Barbara Hannigan

Original Music Composer:
Guy Zerafa

Painter:
Charles Gustafson

Post Production Coordinator:
Lisa Habib

Production Coordinator:
RoseAnna Schick
Laura Neufeld

Production Design:
Gordon Wilding

Production Manager:
Dave Mahoney

Property Master:
Mark Stratton

Scenic Artist:
Ricardo Alms

Script Supervisor:
Jessie Burns

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Shauna Townley

Second Assistant Camera:
Len Peterson

Second Assistant Director:
Charles Crossin

Set Decoration:
Scott Rossell

Set Dresser:
Jason Gibbs

Sound Effects Editor:
Steve Munro
Colin Baxter

Sound Mixer:
Leon Johnson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
D. Andrew Roberts
James Porteous

Still Photographer:
Rob Barrows
Thomas Fricke

Stunt Coordinator:
Rick Skene

Stunt Double:
Eric Blais
Patrick Calder

Title Designer:
Darren Wall

Transportation Captain:
Ron Mymryk

Visual Effects Producer:
Ken Zorniak

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Chris Bond

Writer:
David Bourla

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