The Crucible (1996) [PG-13]

Release Date:
November 27, 1996

Original Title:
The Crucible

Alternate Titles:
Las Brujas de Salem
Суворе випробування

Genres:
Drama | History

Production Companies:
20th Century Fox

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 12+  DE: 12  FR: 12  JP: PG12  KR: 15  PT: M/12  SE: 15  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 124

Arthur Miller's timeless tale of truth on trial.

A Salem resident attempts to frame her ex-lover's wife for being a witch in the middle of the 1692 witchcraft trials.

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ADR Editor:
Nick Lowe

Additional Second Assistant Camera:
Bob Becchio

Art Department Assistant:
Lori A. Lopes
Anthony D. Parrillo

Art Department Coordinator:
Elizabeth Flaherty

Art Direction:
John Warnke

Assistant Sound Editor:
Matt Grimes
Elaine 'Chucks' Thomas
Mark Sale

Associate Producer:
Mitchell Levin

Best Boy Electric:
William R. Mayberry

Best Boy Grip:
Tom Barrett

Boom Operator:
Linda Murphy

Camera Operator:
Bruce MacCallum

Casting:
Donna Isaacson
Daniel Swee

Casting Assistant:
James Calleri

Casting Associate:
Christian Kaplan

Co-Producer:
Diana Pokorny

Color Timer:
John Stanborough

Construction Coordinator:
Butch West

Construction Foreman:
Jess Gonchor

Construction Grip:
David Rotondo

Costume Design:
Bob Crowley

Costume Supervisor:
Lisa R. Frucht
Deirdre N. Williams

Costumer:
Sheila Grover

Dialogue Editor:
Joe Gilmore

Director:
Nicholas Hytner

Director of Photography:
Andrew Dunn

Editor:
Tariq Anwar

Electrician:
Jeff Amaral
Bernard C. Karol
Robert Cuddy

Extras Casting Assistant:
Matt Bouldry

First Assistant Camera:
Patricia Van Over

First Assistant Director:
Mike Topoozian

Foley Artist:
Pauline Griffiths

Foley Editor:
Stan Fiferman

Foley Mixer:
Ed Colyer

Gaffer:
Patrick James Grosswendt

Greensman:
Stephanie Waldron

Grip:
David Larue
William M. Weberg

Hairstylist:
Jerry DeCarlo
Anthony Veader
Victoria M. Porter
Peggy Schierholz

Key Costumer:
Amy Andrews

Key Grip:
Eddie Evans

Key Hair Stylist:
Jan Archibald

Leadman:
Patrick Cassidy

Location Manager:
Charles Harrington

Makeup Artist:
Todd Kleitsch
Carla White
Paula Kelly

Makeup Designer:
Naomi Donne

Music Coordinator:
Eliza Thompson

Negative Cutter:
Sylvia Wheeler

Original Music Composer:
George Fenton

Post Production Coordinator:
Will Weiske

Producer:
Robert A. Miller
David V. Picker

Production Accountant:
Jon Davidson

Production Design:
Lilly Kilvert

Production Illustrator:
Brick Mason

Production Supervisor:
Mari-Jo Winkler

Property Master:
David Gulick

Rigging Gaffer:
Blaise Dahlquist

Screenplay:
Arthur Miller

Script Supervisor:
Mary Cybulski

Second Assistant Director:
Richard Oswald
Bob Wagner

Set Decoration:
Gretchen Rau

Set Designer:
Alan S. Kaye
Nick Navarro

Sound Mixer:
Michael Barosky

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Dean Humphreys

Special Effects:
William 'Billy Jack' Jakielaszek
Gary L. King

Special Effects Coordinator:
Brian Ricci

Standby Painter:
James Passanante

Still Photographer:
Barry Wetcher

Stunt Coordinator:
Walter Scott

Stunts:
Dale Gibson
John R. Favre
R.L. Tolbert
Valerie Scott
Laurie Scott
Gwynn Turnbull Weaver

Supervising Sound Editor:
Christopher Ackland

Theatre Play:
Arthur Miller

Unit Production Manager:
Diana Pokorny

Unit Publicist:
Anne S. Reilly

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