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Funny Bones (1995) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 20, 1995

Original Title:
Funny Bones

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Hollywood Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 128

Comedy. It's in the timing. It's in the material. But mostly, it's in the bones.

Overview from TheMovieDB

Tommy Fawkes wants to be a successful comedian. After his Las Vegas debut is a failure, he returns to Blackpool where his father—also a comedian—started, and where he spent the summers of his childhood.

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ADR Editor:
Keith Lowes

Art Department Assistant:
Sally Gray

Art Direction:
Andrew Munro

Assistant Accountant:
Sheala Daniell
Sophie Dasic

Assistant Art Director:
Luana Hanson
Grant Armstrong

Assistant Costume Designer:
Debbie Scott

Assistant Editor:
Julian Pryce

Assistant Location Manager:
Angus Smith

Assistant Sound Editor:
Norman A. Cole
Timothy Vine

Associate Producer:
Peter McMillan

Best Boy Electric:
Billy Merrell

Camera Loader:
Mike Roberts

Camera Trainee:
Barney Davis

Casting:
Janey Fothergill
Maggie Lunn
Mary Gail Artz
Kate Dowd
Barbara Cohen

Choreographer:
Cristina Avery

Clapper Loader:
Paddy Kiely

Co-Producer:
Laurie Borg

Construction Manager:
Steve Ede

Costume Design:
Lindy Hemming

Costume Supervisor:
John Scott

Dialogue Coach:
Joan Washington

Dialogue Editor:
Peter Elliott

Director:
Peter Chelsom

Director of Photography:
Eduardo Serra

Dressing Prop:
Piero Jamieson
Martin Harrison
Ian Shubrook

Editor:
Martin Walsh

Electrician:
Mark 'Rocky' Evans
Stephen Finch
Darren Grosch
Fred Brown

Executive Producer:
Nicholas Frye

First Assistant Director:
Michael Zimbrich

First Assistant Editor:
Steven Maguire

Focus Puller:
Simon Hume

Foley Artist:
Diane Greaves
Jack Stew

Foley Editor:
Peter Holt

Gaffer:
Chuck Finch

Hairstylist:
Tracy Smith

Key Hair Stylist:
Stephen Rose

Key Makeup Artist:
Pat Hay

Location Manager:
Tony Clarkson

Makeup Artist:
Yvonne Coppard
Helen Johnson

Music Editor:
Dina Eaton

Negative Cutter:
Sylvia Wheeler

Original Music Composer:
John Altman

Producer:
Peter Chelsom
Simon Fields

Producer's Assistant:
Francesca Castellano
Clare Awdry

Production Accountant:
Maggie Phelan

Production Coordinator:
Tania Blunden

Production Design:
Caroline Hanania

Property Buyer:
Trisha Edwards

Property Master:
Gordon Fitzgerald

Script Supervisor:
June McDonald

Second Assistant Director:
Cliff Lanning
Andrew Wood

Set Decoration:
Tracey Gallacher

Sound Assistant:
Mike Trussler

Sound Mixer:
Peter Lindsay

Special Effects Supervisor:
Tom Harris

Special Effects Technician:
John Fontana
David Myatt
Paul Kelly

Standby Carpenter:
Tony Musk

Still Photographer:
Alex Bailey

Stunt Coordinator:
Simon Crane

Stunt Double:
Sean McCabe
Vincent Keane
Mark Henson

Stunts:
David Cronnelly
Valentino Musetti

Supervising Carpenter:
Tom Davies

Supervising Sound Editor:
Glenn Freemantle

Third Assistant Director:
Robert Grayson

Underwater Camera:
Mike Valentine

Wardrobe Assistant:
Nigel Egerton
Clare Spragge

Writer:
Peter Chelsom
Peter Flannery

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