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Silent Partner (2005) [R]

Release Date:
May 26, 2005

Original Title:
Silent Partner

Alternate Titles:
Теневой партнер

Genres:
Action | Crime

Production Companies:
Andrew Stevens Entertainment
Russian American Movie Company (RAMCO)
Syndicate Films International

Production Countries:
Russia | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
RU: 16+  US: R 

Runtime: 96

No where to run! No where to hide!

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Gordon Patrick, a young CIA analyst is assigned to investigate the mysterious death of a major Russian political figure.

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Production

ADR Editor:
David Scharf
Carlos Ramirez

Additional Music:
Chuck Barth

Assistant Camera:
Gennady Sergeyev
Konstantin Elizarov
Mikhail Blinov
Petr Djakov
Mekhak Gamzyan
Sumbat Manukyan
Victor Saratov

Assistant Costume Designer:
Liana Vereshagina
Marina Roganova

Assistant Editor:
Aaron Rottinghaus

Assistant Production Manager:
Maxim Zolotov

Assistant Property Master:
Tatiana Musienko
Natalia Braats

Assistant Set Decoration:
Dmitry Djukov

Boom Operator:
Alexander Nekhoroshev

Camera Operator:
Boris Prozorov
Elena Ivanova

Casting:
Roe Baker

Costume Designer:
Larisa Lebedeva

Dialogue Coach:
Katrina M. Faessel

Dialogue Editor:
Bruce Greenspan
David Scharf

Director:
James D. Deck

Director of Photography:
Mikhail Agranovich

Editor:
Michael Kuge

Executive Producer:
Richard Glasser
Gerald Jay Laba
Bob Yari
David Glasser

First Assistant Director:
James Heth
Alexander Sotnikov

Foley Artist:
Chris Julian
Joan Rowe

Key Hair Stylist:
Viktor Tambovkin

Key Makeup Artist:
Maria Firsova

Line Producer:
Boris Galkin
Jeff G. Waxman

Location Manager:
Alexander Dzigun

Music Supervisor:
Richard Glasser

Original Music Composer:
Larry Brown

Post Production Supervisor:
Jan Kikumoto

Producer:
Andrew Stevens
Sergei Konov
Leonid Minkovski

Production Coordinator:
Alla Kharebova

Production Design:
Vladimir Kirs

Production Manager:
Ekaterina Moskvina

Production Sound Mixer:
David Chornow

Production Supervisor:
Konstantin Buivillo

Property Master:
Alexei Kolumbet

Script Supervisor:
Geanny Byrd Hall

Second Assistant Director:
Anna Pertritskaya

Second Unit Director:
Viktor Ivanov

Sound Effects Editor:
Scott C. Kolden
Gary Gelfand
Harry E. Snodgrass

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mark Linden
Tara A. Paul

Steadicam Operator:
Nikolay Litvinov

Still Photographer:
Vassili Evtimiev

Storyboard Artist:
Vladislav Volodin

Stunt Coordinator:
Viktor Ivanov

Stunts:
Martinas Ivanovas
Maria Kochkina
Andrey Selivanov
Vladimir Burtsev
Arthur Skryabin
Fedor Shilov
Vyacheslav Barkovski
Amur Gamaev
Ekaterina Zaitseva
Alex Emkudzev
Vladislav Barkovskiy
Irina Sherbakova
Fedor Voitov
Vladimir Ioffe
Nadedzda Ridzova
Andrey Krasnov
Anton Smekalkin

Third Assistant Director:
Maria Merkelova

Visual Effects:
Vlad Semenov
Ilia Kondratiev
Sergey Vygran
Bozhena Maslennikova

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Tamara Torshina

Writer:
Chris Larsen
James D. Deck

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