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Full Moon in Blue Water (1988) [R]

Release Date:
November 23, 1988

Original Title:
Full Moon in Blue Water

Alternate Titles:
Luna llena en agua azul

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
The Turman-Foster Company
Trans World Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 95

The full moon is for lovers and lunatics. Every night there's a full moon in Blue Water, Texas.

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Floyd, the owner of a bar on the Texas coast, has been depressed for a year after his wife disappeared in a swimming accident. He lives with his senile father-in-law "The General" and is helped by Jimmy, a former asylum inmate, and the good-natured Louise. The bar is rapidly losing money and Charlie wants to buy it cheaply before it becomes publicly known that a nearby bridge is to be built. Louise offers her savings to go into partnership with Floyd, but Floyd decides to sell when he is forced to pay his back taxes.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Harriet Fidlow
Deborah Wallach

Art Department Assistant:
B.J. Moses

Assistant Art Director:
Richard G. Huston
Keith Belli

Assistant Editor:
Patricia Bowers

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Francine Lauzon

Assistant Sound Editor:
Nick Stavrogin
Michael Shore

Associate Producer:
Dennis Stuart Murphy

Best Boy Electric:
George Mays

Best Boy Grip:
Steve Graves

Boom Operator:
Peter F. Kurland

Camera Loader:
Jeff Graham

Casting:
Ed Johnston
Ed Mitchell

Construction Manager:
Chuck Singleton

Costume Design:
Rondi Hillstrom Davis

Director:
Peter Masterson

Director of Photography:
Fred Murphy

Editor:
Jill Savitt

Electrician:
Jim Dinn
Harvey Rivera
Michael Vacker

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Helen Szabo
Paul Mason

Executive Producer:
Eduard Sarlui
Moshe Diamant

Extras Casting:
Sue Liberman

First Assistant Camera:
Jorgen Wedseltoft

First Assistant Director:
Robert Engelman

Foley Supervisor:
Louis Bertini

Gaffer:
Wayne Forster

Grip:
Steve Lubbe
Linda Field
Bubba Sheffield
Dennis Clay

Hairstylist:
Bob Harper
Sally J. Harper

Key Grip:
Jeff 'Moose' Howery

Leadman:
Steven K. Barnett

Location Manager:
Susan Elkins
Tina Brawner

Makeup Artist:
Ronnie Specter

Music Coordinator:
Bob Hunka

Music Editor:
Tom Carlson

Original Music Composer:
Phil Marshall

Post Production Coordinator:
Laure Stevens
Susan Gee

Post Production Supervisor:
Fima Noveck

Producer:
David Foster
Lawrence Turman
John Turman

Production Accountant:
Barbara Long

Production Coordinator:
Tina Brawner
Shelly Glasser

Production Design:
Neil Spisak

Production Manager:
Dennis Stuart Murphy

Production Secretary:
Georganne Sweetin
Barbara Wright
Linda Mader

Production Supervisor:
Lisa Yesko

Property Master:
Holly McDonald

Props:
Amy Broad
Barbara Haberecht

Scenic Artist:
Eddie Cavalucci
Jim Cavalucci

Script Supervisor:
Susan Malerstein

Second Assistant Camera:
Steven Kline

Second Assistant Director:
Eric Jones

Set Decoration:
Jeanette Scott

Set Dresser:
Don Davis

Sound Editor:
Abe Nejad

Sound Mixer:
Douglas Axtell

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Tom Fleischman

Still Photographer:
Zade Rosenthal
Ron Phillips

Stunt Coordinator:
Spiro Razatos

Stunt Double:
Phil Culotta

Supervising Sound Editor:
Michael Steinfeld

Transportation Captain:
Howard Griffith

Transportation Coordinator:
Michael R. Kern

Unit Publicist:
Irene Walzer

Wardrobe Assistant:
Susan Kijamichez
Eva Prappas

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Fran Allgood

Writer:
Bill Bozzone

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