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Hammer of the Gods (2013) [R]

Release Date:
July 5, 2013

Original Title:
Hammer of the Gods

Alternate Titles:
tabare khodayan

Genres:
Action | Adventure | History

Production Companies:
Vertigo Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 18  DE: 18  GB: 18  GR: 15  HU: 18  IE: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 99

Blood will Reign

Overview from TheMovieDB

Action epic sees a passionate young man transform into a brutal warrior as he travels the unforgiving landscape in search of his long lost brother Hakan The Ferrocious, whose people are relying on him to restore order to their kingdom.

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ADR Recordist:
Jonathan Rimas
Nick Baldock

Art Direction:
Andrew Munro

Assistant Art Director:
Richard Usher

Assistant Editor:
Tom Werber

Boom Operator:
Merlin Bonning

Camera Operator:
Rob Arrowsmith

Camera Trainee:
George French

Casting:
Vicky Wildman
Buffy Hall

Co-Producer:
Michael Reuter
Rebekka Garrido

Construction Coordinator:
Josie D'Cruze

Construction Manager:
Gene D'Cruze

Costume Design:
Matthew Price

Dialogue Editor:
Manuel Laval

Digital Imaging Technician:
Paul Flint

Director:
Farren Blackburn

Director of Photography:
Stephan Pehrsson

Editor:
Sam Williams

Electrician:
John Malaney
Rik Burnell
Sam Heasman

Executive Producer:
James Richardson
Jon Bourdillon
Nick Love
Nigel Williams
Allan Niblo

First Assistant Camera:
Jason Walker
Emilio Schlappi

First Assistant Director:
Matthew Scrivener

First Assistant Editor:
Dominic Stabb

Foley Artist:
Peter Roigk

Foley Editor:
André Reichow

Foley Recording Engineer:
Carina Schlage

Gaffer:
Adam Slater

Grip:
James R. Powell

Hair Designer:
Bella Cruickshank
Jemma Harwood

Hair Supervisor:
Emily Bilverstone
Nicky Black

Line Producer:
Kate Glover

Location Assistant:
Robin Sweeney Smith

Location Manager:
Huw Jones

Makeup Artist:
Sophie Alexandra Medhurst

Makeup Supervisor:
Emily Bilverstone

Music Supervisor:
Lol Hammond

Original Music Composer:
Benjamin Wallfisch

Post Production Coordinator:
Mandy Krause
Thomas Dixon

Post Production Supervisor:
Rachael Ellis
Rebekka Garrido

Producer:
Rupert Preston
Huberta von Liel

Production Accountant:
David Jones

Production Coordinator:
Emma Kayee

Production Design:
Ben Smith

Production Manager:
Clare Finnegan

Production Sound Mixer:
Robert Flanagan

Property Master:
Paul Emerson

Props:
Bradley Godwin

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Sangeet Prabhaker

Scenic Artist:
Jonathan Holbrook

Script Supervisor:
Phillip Trow

Second Assistant Camera:
Jack Sands

Second Assistant Director:
Roger Thomas

Set Decoration:
Billy Edwards

Sound Designer:
Manuel Laval

Sound Editor:
Manuel Laval

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Roland Heap
Matthias Schwab

Standby Art Director:
Jed Evans

Steadicam Operator:
Rob Arrowsmith

Still Photographer:
Luke Varley

Stunt Coordinator:
Richard Ryan

Stunts:
Lewis Peploe
Gordon Kemp
Roger Bartlett
Francis Bertaud
Max Cormac
Cat Robey
James Lawrence Bewley
Matthew Rook
Christian Hale

Third Assistant Director:
Matt Storey

Unit Manager:
Hefin Rees

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Sebastian Barker

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Katie J. Newham

Writer:
Matthew Read

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