A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
April 15, 1988
Original Title:
The Moderns
Alternate Titles:
Los modernos
Wilde Jahre in Paris
Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance
Production Companies:
Alive Productions
Nelson Entertainment
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: R
Runtime: 126
Nick Hart is a struggling American artist who lives amongst the expatriate community in 1920s Paris. He spends most of his time drinking and socializing in local café's and pestering gallery owner Libby Valentin to sell his paintings. He becomes involved in a plot by wealthy art patroness Nathalie de Ville to forge three paintings. This leads to several run-ins with American rubber magnate Bertram Stone, who happens to be married to Hart's ex-wife Rachel.
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Additional Photography:
Jan Kiesser
Apprentice Sound Editor:
Katherine Becker
Art Department Assistant:
Sylvie Boyer
Art Department Coordinator:
Astrid Koch
Assistant Editor:
Joan Alexander
Assistant Hairstylist:
Manon Joly
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Cécile Rigault
Assistant Property Master:
Denis Hamel
Assistant Sound Editor:
Arnold Finkelstein
Cybele O'Brien
Marie-André Lamoureux
Assistant Unit Manager:
Lucie Bouliane
Associate Producer:
Stuart M. Besser
Best Boy Electric:
Maral Hassib
Best Boy Grip:
Mario Roussy
Camera Trainee:
Carole Demers
Carpenter:
Gilles Boucher
Casting:
Pam Dixon
Construction Coordinator:
Michel Brochu
Costume Design:
Renée April
Craft Service:
Charlotte Dix
Director:
Alan Rudolph
Director of Photography:
Toyomichi Kurita
Editor:
Debra T. Smith
Scott Brock
Electrician:
Marc Charlebois
André Shéridan
René Guillard
Paul Viau
Executive Producer:
Shep Gordon
Extras Makeup Artist:
Nathalie Trépanier
First Assistant Camera:
Robert Guertin
Foley Artist:
Joan Rowe
Jerry Trent
Foley Editor:
Joe Dorn
Gaffer:
Daniel Chrétien
Grip:
Paul Tremblay
Emmanuel Lepine
Hairdresser:
Serge Morache
Hairstylist:
Bob Pritchett
Head Carpenter:
Guy Plourde
Key Grip:
Richard Mall
Makeup Artist:
Diane Simard
Micheline Trépanier
Original Music Composer:
Mark Isham
Other:
Michel Beaudet
Producer:
David Blocker
Carolyn Pfeiffer
Production Design:
Steven Legler
Production Manager:
Barbara Shrier
Production Secretary:
Hélène Lamarre
Production Sound Mixer:
Ron Judkins
Robert Jackson
Property Buyer:
Jean Labrecque
Property Master:
Serge Bureau
Propmaker:
Carol Clement
Jean-Marie Guay
Scenic Artist:
Claire Alary
Alain Giguère
Script Supervisor:
Joanne T. Harwood
Second Assistant Camera:
Andrew Nevard
Second Assistant Director:
Madeleine Henrié
Set Decoration:
Jean-Baptiste Tard
Set Dresser:
Michèle Forest
Set Painter:
André Boisvert
Johanne Cullen
Sound Editor:
John Hoeren
Linda Whittlesey
Stuart Copely
Sound Engineer:
Stephen Krause
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Richard Portman
Jeffrey Perkins
Sound Recordist:
Larry Hoki
Special Effects:
Louis Craig
Special Effects Coordinator:
Jacques Godbout
Special Effects Technician:
Mario Dumont
Yves Charbonneau
Still Photographer:
Attila Dory
Roger Dufresne
Joyce Rudolph
Stunt Coordinator:
Greg Walker
Supervising Sound Editor:
Blake Leyh
Dody Dorn
Swing:
Daniel Robert
François Gascon
Sydney Leger
Stephan McKenzie
Third Assistant Director:
Marie Gislaine Cretier
Transportation Coordinator:
Karl Archambault
Unit Manager:
Estelle Lemieux
Unit Publicist:
Kevin Tierney
Writer:
John Bradshaw
Alan Rudolph
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