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Air America (1990) [R]

Release Date:
August 10, 1990

Original Title:
Air America

Alternate Titles:
Air America: locos por el peligro
飞离航道

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Carolco Pictures
IndieProd Company Productions

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  BR: 12  DE: 12  DK: 11  FR: TP  GB: 15  GR: 15  IT: T  KR: 18  NO: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 112

The few. The proud. The totally insane.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Air America was the CIA's private airline operating in Laos during the Vietnam War, running anything and everything from soldiers to foodstuffs for local villagers. After losing his pilot's license, Billy Covington is recruited, and ends up in the middle of a bunch of lunatic pilots, gun-running by his friend Gene Ryack, and opium smuggling by his own superiors.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Avram D. Gold
Joseph A. Mayer

Aerial Camera:
Fraser Taggart

Armorer:
Carl Schmidt

Art Direction:
Steve Spence
Tony Reading

Assistant Art Director:
Dennis Bosher
Chaiyan Chunsuttiwat

Assistant Costume Designer:
Barbara Rutter

Assistant Sound Editor:
Per Hallberg
Lisa Miller
Bob Beher

Associate Editor:
Paul Hodgson

Best Boy Electric:
Kevin Edland

Boom Operator:
Tommy Staples

Camera Operator:
Mike Proudfoot
Gordon Hayman

Casting:
Jane Jenkins
Janet Hirshenson

Clapper Loader:
Nikki Williams

Co-Producer:
Allen Shapiro
John Eskow

Color Timer:
Phil Hetos

Costume Design:
John Mollo

Director:
Roger Spottiswoode

Director of Photography:
Roger Deakins

Dolby Consultant:
Thom 'Coach' Ehle

Editor:
Lois Freeman-Fox
John Bloom

Executive Producer:
Mario Kassar
Andrew G. Vajna

First Assistant Director:
Albert M. Shapiro

First Assistant Editor:
William Henry

Foley Artist:
Dan O'Connell
Alicia Stevenson

Foley Supervisor:
Sukey Fontelieu

Gaffer:
John Higgins

Hair Supervisor:
Elaine Bowerbank

Hairstylist:
Tricia Cameron

Key Makeup Artist:
Peter Robb-King

Line Producer:
Michael J. Kagan

Makeup Supervisor:
Lois Burwell

Music Supervisor:
Becky Mancuso-Winding
Tim Sexton

Negative Cutter:
Brian Ralph

Novel:
Christopher Robbins

Original Music Composer:
Charles Gross

Post Production Coordinator:
Noori Dehnahi

Producer:
Daniel Melnick
Jon Jashni

Production Accountant:
Bob Kocourek

Production Coordinator:
Patsy de Lord

Production Design:
Allan Cameron

Screenplay:
Richard Rush
John Eskow

Script Supervisor:
Angela Wharton

Second Assistant Director:
Artist W. Robinson
Callum McDougall

Set Decoration:
Fred Carter

Sound Mixer:
Simon Kaye

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
John T. Reitz
Gregg Rudloff
David E. Campbell

Special Effects Supervisor:
George Gibbs

Steadicam Operator:
Mark O'Kane

Still Photographer:
Frank Connor

Stunt Coordinator:
Vic Armstrong

Stunts:
Billy D. Lucas
Chere Rae
Steven Lambert
Donna Evans
Dana Dru Evenson
Doug Coleman
John Cenatiempo
Debbie Lynn Ross

Supervising ADR Editor:
Devon Heffley Curry

Supervising Music Editor:
Curtis Roush

Supervising Sound Editor:
Lon Bender

Unit Production Manager:
Gerry Levy

Unit Publicist:
Rob Harris

Video Assist Operator:
Robert Toft

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