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The Fog of War (2003) [PG-13]

Release Date:
October 26, 2003

Original Title:
The Fog of War

Alternate Titles:
Sob a Névoa da Guerra
The Fog of War: 11 Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara
The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons from the Life of Robert S. McNamara
The McNamara Project

Genres:
Documentary | History | TV Movie | War

Production Companies:
RadicalMedia
SenArt Films
Sony Pictures Classics

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 12  CH: 18  CZ: 12+  HU: 18  IE: PG  NL: 6  PL: 18  SE: 15  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 107

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Using archival footage, cabinet conversation recordings, and an interview of the 85-year-old Robert McNamara, The Fog of War depicts his life, from working as a WWII whiz-kid military officer, to being the Ford Motor Company's president, to managing the Vietnam War as defense secretary for presidents Kennedy and Johnson.

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British Film Institute (BFI)
2014
#37		 Critics' Top 10 Poll
Greatest Documentaries of All Time

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Production

Additional Music:
P. Andrew Willis

Animation:
Evan Olson

Art Department Coordinator:
Jennifer Ho

Art Direction:
Steve McNulty

Assistant Sound Editor:
Marilyn Teorey

Associate Editor:
Steven Hathaway
Dan Mooney

Associate Producer:
Adam Kosberg
Ann Petrone

Best Boy Electric:
Frans Wetterings III
Glenn Corbett

Best Boy Grip:
Billy Witherington

Camera Loader:
Charlie Newberry

Co-Producer:
Robert Fernandez

Color Timer:
Fred Heid

Construction Coordinator:
Daniel Turk

Dialogue Editor:
Brian Bowles

Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Eric Alvarado

Director:
Errol Morris

Director of Photography:
Peter Donahue
Robert Chappell

Dolly Grip:
Tyrone Hoogendyk

Editor:
Doug Abel
Karen Schmeer
Chyld King

Executive Music Producer:
Jim Keller

Executive Producer:
Jack Lechner
Jon Kamen
Frank Scherma
Robert May
John Sloss

First Assistant Camera:
Greg Daniels
Robert Ragozzine
Eric Zimmerman

First Assistant Director:
Lennie Appelquist

Gaffer:
Martin Albert
Dave Cambria
John Cardoni
John Raugalis
Peter Thomas

Key Grip:
Steve Cardellini
Tim Carr
Roger Marbury

Leadman:
Jim Utter

Lighting Technician:
Scott Perryman

Location Manager:
John Cefalu
Dan Kemp
John Latenser V

Makeup Artist:
Donyale McRae
Maria Scali

Music Director:
Michael Riesman

Music Producer:
Kurt Munkasci

Musician:
Jonathan Dinklage

Online Editor:
Peter Heady

Original Music Composer:
Philip Glass

Post Production Supervisor:
Brad Fuller

Producer:
Errol Morris
Michael Williams
Julie Ahlberg

Production Accountant:
Heidi August

Production Coordinator:
Karen Corsica

Production Design:
Ted Bafaloukos
Steve Hardy

Production Manager:
Ronald Vietz

Production Sound Mixer:
Steve Bores

Production Supervisor:
Dia Sokol Savage
Ben Schneider

Property Master:
Gary Shartsis

Second Assistant Camera:
Daisy Smith
Brett Van Ort
Mark Walpole

Set Decoration:
Liz Chiz

Sound Assistant:
Ichiho Nishiki

Sound Designer:
Tom Paul

Sound Effects Editor:
Sean Garnhart
Daniel Perlin

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Lee Dichter
Sean Garnhart

Sound Recordist:
Harry Higgins
Terrance Laudermilch

Still Photographer:
Claire Folger

Supervising Sound Editor:
Coll Anderson

Visual Effects:
Evan Olson

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Robin Hobart

Wardrobe Assistant:
Critter Pierce

Wardrobe Master:
Julie Vogel

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