The River (1984) [PG]

Release Date:
December 1, 1984

Original Title:
The River

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12  NL: 6  US: PG 

Runtime: 122

He might be able to hold back the river. But could he hold back the greed of man?

Tom and Mae Garvey are a Tennessee farming couple battling violent floods to save their land. In addition to natural disasters, the Garveys fight to stop a selfish land developer and a local corporation from foreclosing on their farm. While Mae stays at home to care for their children and tend to the crops, Tom finds work as a scab at a steel mill to preserve his family's property.

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ADR Editor:
Larry Singer

ADR Voice Casting:
Barbara Harris

Apprentice Sound Editor:
Duke Brown

Art Direction:
Norman Newberry

Assistant Editor:
Beau Barthel
Robert Frazen

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Pete Altobelli

Assistant Property Master:
Sonny Van Hecke

Associate Editor:
Rick Sparr

Best Boy Electrician:
Randy Woodside
Ted Varnadoe

Best Boy Grip:
Hank Sheppherd
Gregg Guellow

Boom Operator:
John B. Schuyler

Cableman:
Joseph Geisinger

Camera Operator:
John J. Connor
Michael McGowan
Michael Gershman

Casting:
Lynn Stalmaster

Casting Consultant:
Barry Primus

Color Timer:
Aubrey Head

Construction Coordinator:
William Maldonado

Costume Design:
Joe I. Tompkins

Costumer:
Pamela Wise
Greg Hall
Darryl M. Athons
Hugo Peña

Craft Service:
Willie Radcliff

Dialect Coach:
Julie Adams

Director:
Mark Rydell

Director of Photography:
Vilmos Zsigmond

Dolly Grip:
James M. Sheppherd

Editor:
Sidney Levin

Electrician:
Michael Barrett
Norman Ash
Brent Poe

Extras Casting:
Jody Hummer

First Assistant Director:
Jerry Ziesmer

Foley Artist:
John Roesch
Joan Rowe

Gaffer:
Stuart A. Spohn

Hairstylist:
Lynn Del Kail

Key Grip:
Dick Deats

Leadman:
Donald Krafft

Location Manager:
Joe O'Har

Makeup Artist:
Brenda Todd

Matte Painter:
Syd Dutton

Music Editor:
Kenneth Wannberg

Negative Cutter:
Donah Bassett

Orchestrator:
Herbert W. Spencer

Original Music Composer:
John Williams

Producer:
Robert Cortes
Edward Lewis

Production Coordinator:
Joan Wolpert

Production Design:
Charles Rosen

Production Illustrator:
Sherman Labby

Production Sound Mixer:
David M. Ronne

Property Master:
Robert J. Visciglia Sr.

Screenplay:
Robert Dillon
Julian Barry

Script Supervisor:
Betsy Norton

Second Assistant Director:
Robert Yannetti
Tena Psyche Yatroussis

Second Unit Director:
Christopher Wilkinson

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Steven Poster

Set Decoration:
Jane Bogart

Set Designer:
William Ladd Skinner
Nick Navarro
David F. Klassen

Sound Assistant:
Hector C. Gika
Rod Rogers

Sound Editor:
Victoria Sampson
Neil Burrow
Chester Slomka
Jack Schrader
Jerry Rosenthal

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert Thirlwell
Nick Alphin

Special Effects:
Thomas Love
Paul Stewart

Special Effects Supervisor:
Stan Parks
Ken Pepiot

Still Photographer:
James Zenk

Story:
Robert Dillon

Stunt Coordinator:
Alan Gibbs

Stunts:
Richard Epper
Blair Burrows
Paula Moody
Branscombe Richmond
Bennie Moore
Jophery C. Brown
Spike Silver
Mark Orrison
Tom Elliott
Mario Roberts
Clay Boss
Harper Flaherty
Mike De Luna
Johnny Hock
Rick Avery

Supervising Sound Editor:
Kay Rose

Swing:
Tim Donelan

Unit Production Manager:
Terry Carr

Unit Publicist:
Bruce Bahrenburg

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