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Reds (1981) [PG]

Release Date:
December 25, 1981

Original Title:
Reds

Alternate Titles:
Comrades
John Reed: The Ten Days That Shook the World
Les rouges
Reds - Ein Mann kämpft für Gerechtigkeit
Reds: The John Reed Story
Rojos
The John Reed and Louise Bryant Story

Genres:
Drama | History | Romance

Production Companies:
Barclays Mercantile Industrial Finance
JRS Productions
Paramount Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: ATP  AU: M  BE: 16  DE: 12  FI: K-16  GB: 15  IE: 15  IT: T  NL: 12  SE: 11  US: PG 

Runtime: 195

Not since Gone with the Wind has there been a great romantic epic like it!

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An account of the revolutionary years of the legendary American journalist John Reed, who shared his adventurous professional life with his radical commitment to the socialist revolution in Russia, his dream of spreading its principles among the members of the American working class, and his troubled romantic relationship with the writer Louise Bryant.

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American Film Institute (AFI)
2002
#55 		100 Years: 100 PASSIONS
100 Greatest Love Stories Of All Time
2008
#9 		Top 10: EPIC
10 Greatest EPIC Films of All Time

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Production

Additional Editing:
Richard Hiscott
Gerald B. Greenberg
Richard Marden

Additional Music:
Dave Grusin

Additional Writing:
Elaine May

Art Direction:
Simon Holland
Fernando González
Vesa Tapola

Assistant Accountant:
Alan John
Rosalie King

Assistant Art Director:
Ros Shingleton

Assistant Camera:
Mauro Marchetti
Giorgio Urbinelli

Assistant Director:
Carl Mesterton
Simon Relph

Assistant Editor:
Eric L. Beason
Jill Savitt
William S. Scharf
Claire Simpson
Karen I. Stern
Ray Hubley
Marty Levenstein
Leslie Gaulin
Joan Metzger

Assistant Sound Editor:
Randall Coleman
Marshall Grupp
Thomas A. Gulino
Darrell Hanzalik
Bruce Kitzmeyer
Jane McCulley
Yvette Nabel
Harry Peck Bolles
Fred Rosenberg
Jeffrey Stern
Brunilda Torres

Associate Editor:
Angelo Corrao
Brian Peachey

Associate Producer:
David L. MacLeod

Best Boy Electric:
Martin Evans

Boom Operator:
David Stephenson

Camera Operator:
Camillo Bazzoni
Enrico Umetelli

Carpenter:
Dick Brown
Peter Verard
Bert Long

Casting:
Noel Davis
Patsy Pollock
Marion Dougherty
Gretchen Rennell
Kathy Talbert
Jane Jenkins
Nancy Foy
Jeremy Zimmermann

Choreographer:
Gillian Gregory
Stefan Wenta

Clapper Loader:
David Watkins
Jeremy Gee

Conductor:
Paul Gemignani

Construction Manager:
Jack Carter

Costume Assistant:
Linda Burtenshaw

Costume Design:
Shirley Russell

Costume Supervisor:
Richard La Motte

Director:
Warren Beatty

Director of Photography:
Vittorio Storaro

Draughtsman:
John King
Buzz Stephens

Dressing Prop:
Denis Hopperton

Editor:
Dede Allen
Craig McKay

Editorial Services:
Katherine Wenning

Executive Producer:
Dede Allen
Simon Relph

Extras Casting:
Beverley Keogh

First Assistant Director:
Kuki López Rodero
Alan Hopkins
James Quinn
Robert Birnbaum

First Assistant Editor:
Cindy Kaplan Rooney

Focus Puller:
Roberto Alberti

Gaffer:
Laurie Shane
Filippo Cafolla

Grip:
Alfredo Marchetti
Tony Cridlin
Mario Marchetti

Hairstylist:
Phil Naso
Carolyn Elias
Barry Richardson
Joan Carpenter

Location Manager:
Redmond Morris
Simon Bosanquet
Juan Clemente Prosper

Makeup Artist:
Fern Buchner
William Turner
Paul Engelen
Bob Lawrance

Music Editor:
Michael Tronick
Ted Whitfield

Music Supervisor:
Paul Gemignani

Negative Cutter:
Donah Bassett

Original Music Composer:
Stephen Sondheim
Dave Grusin

Post Production Accountant:
Sandy Varga

Post Production Coordinator:
Sherri Taffel Brown

Producer:
Warren Beatty

Production Accountant:
Jak King

Production Assistant:
Vicki Deason

Production Consultant:
Åke Lindman

Production Design:
Richard Sylbert

Production Manager:
Vicente Escrivá hijo
Kaj Holmberg
A. Kitman Ho
Jack Terry
Nigel Wooll

Property Master:
George Ball

Props:
Mickey Pugh
Eddie Francis

Scenic Artist:
Bob Spencer

Screenplay:
Trevor Griffiths
Warren Beatty

Script Supervisor:
Karen Hale Wookey
Zelda Barron

Second Assistant Director:
Enrique Gabriel
Lauri Törhönen
Robert E. Warren
Tom Seidman
Joseph J. Kontra
Michael Green
Peter Waller

Second Unit Director:
Craig R. Baxley

Set Buyer:
Jill Quertier

Set Decoration:
Paul Hefferan
Thomas L. Roysden

Set Dresser:
Michael Seirton

Sound Editor:
David Ray
Peter Odabashian
Stan Bochner
Louis Cerborino
Marjorie Deutsch
Jay Dranch
Peter C. Frank
Kate Hirson
Hal Levinsohn
Dan Lieberstein
Maurice Schell

Sound Engineer:
David Allen

Sound Mix Technician:
Des Edwards

Sound Mixer:
Al Mian
Bruce Bisenz
Simon Kaye

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tom Fleischman
Dick Vorisek

Special Effects:
Bob Dawson
Ian Wingrove
Antonio Parra

Still Photographer:
David Appleby

Stunt Coordinator:
Craig R. Baxley

Supervising Sound Editor:
Richard P. Cirincione

Third Assistant Director:
Michael Zimbrich

Title Designer:
Wayne Fitzgerald

Unit Manager:
Toivo Lehmusvirta

Visual Effects Editor:
Sam Fine

Wardrobe Assistant:
Nicolas Ede
Cath Halloran

Wardrobe Master:
Martín Díaz Porras
Marilyn Putnam
William Loger
Rebecca Breed

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Richard Pointing

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