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Gleaming the Cube (1989) [PG-13]

Release Date:
January 13, 1989

Original Title:
Gleaming the Cube

Alternate Titles:
A Brother's Justice
Rebellen auf Skateboards
Skate or Die
Tödliches Risiko
Tödliches Risiko - Gleaming the Cube
危险之至

Genres:
Action | Crime | Thriller

Production Companies:
20th Century Fox
Gladden Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: U  DE: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 106

All he cared about was gleaming the cube...until the night they killed his brother.

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An Orange County teenager's carefree life of ditching class and skateboarding abandoned pools comes to a screeching halt when someone close to him dies. The cops rule the death a suicide, but the bereaved skater believes he was murdered. It's up to him to solve the case, with a skateboard.

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ADR Editor:
Mary Ruth Smith

Art Direction:
Dan Webster

Assistant Editor:
Kevin Stitt

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Leslie Lightfoot

Assistant Set Decoration:
Claire Jenora Bowin

Assistant Sound Editor:
Mark Boisseau

Associate Producer:
Michael Tolkin
John Turman

Casting:
Elisabeth Leustig

Costume Designer:
Ann Somers Major

Director:
Graeme Clifford

Director of Photography:
Reed Smoot

Editor:
John Wright

First Assistant Camera:
Brian Sullivan

First Assistant Director:
Dennis M. White

Foley Artist:
Joan Rowe
Robin Harlan

Foley Editor:
Shawn Sykora

Foley Supervisor:
Richard E. Yawn

Hairstylist:
Enid Arias

Makeup Artist:
Annie D'Angelo

Music Editor:
Tom Carlson

Music Supervisor:
Michael James Jackson

Original Music Composer:
Jay Ferguson

Post Production Supervisor:
Norman Wallerstein

Producer:
David Foster
Lawrence Turman

Production Design:
John Muto

Production Office Coordinator:
Constance Rowbotham

Script Supervisor:
Marilyn Bailey

Second Assistant Camera:
Gordon Huston

Second Assistant Director:
Frank Capra III

Second Second Assistant Director:
Daniel R. Suhart

Second Unit Director:
Buddy Joe Hooker
Stacy Peralta

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Paul Edwards
Pat Darrin

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Al Nicholson

Set Decoration:
Susan Emshwiller

Sound Editor:
Karen G. Wilson
J.H. Arrufat
Marilyn McCoppen
Jeffrey L. Sandler
Marvin Walowitz
Glenn T. Morgan

Sound Mixer:
Don Summer

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Michael J. Kohut
Carlos Delarios
Aaron Rochin

Special Effects:
Phil Cory

Still Photographer:
Melinda Sue Gordon

Stunt Coordinator:
Buddy Joe Hooker

Stunts:
Dick Ziker
Bobby Burns
David R. Ellis
Freddie Hice
Steve M. Davison

Supervising ADR Editor:
Becky Sullivan

Supervising Sound Editor:
John Leveque

Unit Production Manager:
John J. Smith

Writer:
Michael Tolkin

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