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Release Date:
June 3, 1987
Original Title:
The Untouchables
Alternate Titles:
De omutbara
Die Unbestechlichen
Gli intoccabili
Lahjomattomat
Los Intocables
Nedodirljivi
Nedotakljivi
Nepodplatitel'ní
Nesalomivi
Nietykalni
Äraostmatud
Неприкасаeмыe
เจ้าพ่ออัลคาโปน
不可触犯
義膽雄心
铁面无私
Genres:
Crime | History | Thriller
Production Companies:
Paramount Pictures
The Linson Company
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 16 AU: M BR: 14 CH: 16 DE: 16 DK: 15 ES: 18 FI: K-16 FR: U|18 GB: 15 HU: 18 IE: 15 IT: T KR: 18 NL: 16 NO: 15 PL: 18 PT: M/16 SE: 15 US: R
Runtime: 119
Elliot Ness, an ambitious prohibition agent, is determined to take down Al Capone. In order to achieve this goal, he forms a group given the nickname “The Untouchables”.
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ADR Editor:
Harriet Fidlow
ADR Recordist:
Mel Zelniker
Apprentice Sound Editor:
Faith Jones
Art Direction:
William A. Elliott
Assistant Accountant:
Susan J. Bonno-Buckner
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Mort Hyatt
Assistant Director:
Glen Trotiner
Assistant Editor:
Deborah Peretz
Assistant Location Manager:
Maureen Cunningham
Assistant Production Coordinator:
Michele Imperato Stabile
Assistant Property Master:
John Sweeney
Assistant Sound Editor:
Michael Berenbaum
Associate Editor:
Ray Hubley
Associate Producer:
Raymond Hartwick
Boom Operator:
Dale R. Janus
Cableman:
Glenn Williams
Camera Operator:
Douglas Ryan
Casting:
Mali Finn
Chief Lighting Technician:
Tim Griffith
Color Timer:
Richard Ritchie
Conductor:
Ennio Morricone
Costume Design:
Marilyn Vance
Costume Supervisor:
Winnie D. Brown
Craft Service:
Matthew Benjamin
Director:
Brian De Palma
Director of Photography:
Stephen H. Burum
Dolby Consultant:
Michael DiCosimo
Dolly Grip:
George R. Schrader
Driver:
Clay Bartholomew
Editor:
Gerald B. Greenberg
Bill Pankow
Editorial Services:
Ray Hubley
First Assistant Camera:
Alex Touyarot
First Assistant Director:
Joe Napolitano
First Assistant Editor:
Tara Timpone
First Company Grip:
Frank Keever
Foley Supervisor:
Elisha Birnbaum
Grip:
Kelly R. Borisy
Hairstylist:
Bette Iverson
Leadman:
Robert W. Dutton
Location Assistant:
Gregory A. Jackson
Location Manager:
Eric Schwab
Makeup Artist:
Michael Hancock
Music Editor:
Thomas S. Drescher
Music Supervisor:
Emile Charlap
Musician:
John Moses
Original Music Composer:
Ennio Morricone
Producer:
Art Linson
Production Assistant:
Cyd Adams
Production Coordinator:
Shari Leibowitz
Property Master:
Sam Moore
Research Assistant:
Eve Cauley
Rigging Gaffer:
Tim Phelps
Script Supervisor:
Sioux Richards
Second Assistant Camera:
Richard Clarkson
Second Assistant Director:
James W. Skotchdopole
Second Company Grip:
Bob Munoz
Second Second Assistant Director:
Richard Patrick
Set Decoration:
Hal Gausman
Set Designer:
E.C. Chen
Set Dressing Artist:
Dick Hansen
Sound Editor:
Jack Fitzstephens
Sound Mixer:
James M. Tanenbaum
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dick Vorisek
Sound Recordist:
Bob Olari
Special Effects Coordinator:
Allen Hall
Special Effects Technician:
Marvin Gardner
Steadicam Operator:
Gregory Lundsgaard
Still Photographer:
Zade Rosenthal
Stunt Coordinator:
Gary Hymes
Stunts:
Matt Johnston
Gary Epper
Tim A. Davison
Gilbert B. Combs
Supervising Sound Editor:
Dan Sable
Technical Advisor:
Douglas Kraner
Transportation Captain:
George DiLeonardi
Transportation Co-Captain:
Robert A. Hogan
Transportation Coordinator:
Hayden D. Anglin
Unit Production Manager:
Raymond Hartwick
Unit Publicist:
Anne Marie Stein
Weapons Master:
Sherwin Tarnoff
Writer:
David Mamet
Chip Miller
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