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Walking and Talking (1996) [R]

Release Date:
July 17, 1996

Original Title:
Walking and Talking

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Channel Four Films
Electric Pictures
Good Machine
Mikado Film
Pandora Film
TEAM Communications Group
Zenith Entertainment

Production Countries:
Germany | Italy | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 86

A movie for everyone who wants to get married and stay single at the same time.

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Just as Amelia thinks she's over her anxiety and insecurity, her best friend announces her engagement, bringing her anxiety and insecurity right back.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Marc S. Shaw

ADR Recordist:
Steve Silkensen

Art Department Coordinator:
Tina Conroy

Art Direction:
Roswell Hamrick

Assistant Accountant:
John Chamberlin

Assistant Editor:
David Frankel

Assistant Location Manager:
Christine Welker

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Renee Moy-Franka

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Libby Richman

Assistant Sound Editor:
Melissa Zaroff
Gisburg Smialek

Best Boy Electric:
Pamela Weese

Best Boy Grip:
Michael 'Rodi' Rodia

Boom Operator:
Betsy Nagler

Camera Intern:
Darcy Dennett

Casting:
Avy Kaufman

Casting Assistant:
Julie Lichter

Color Timer:
Dave Pultz

Costume Design:
Edi Giguere

Craft Service:
Katie McQuerrey

Dialogue Editor:
Jonathan Duckett

Director:
Nicole Holofcener

Director of Photography:
Michael Spiller

Editor:
Alisa Lepselter

Electrician:
Joe Stubblefield

Executive Producer:
Dorothy Berwin
Scott Meek

Extras Casting:
Cyndi Brenner

First Assistant Camera:
Robert Featherstone

First Assistant Director:
Richard Greenberg

Foley Artist:
Linda Russo

Foley Editor:
Bruce Kitzmeyer

Foley Recordist:
Andy Kris

Gaffer:
Frank Stubblefield

Grip:
David Feldman

Key Grip:
Nat Russell

Leadman:
Charles Winters

Location Manager:
Andy Clark

Makeup Artist:
Nicki Ledermann

Music:
Billy Bragg

Music Editor:
Joe Lisanti

Music Supervisor:
Carol Sue Baker
William Ewart

Negative Cutter:
Noëlle Penraat

Post Production Accountant:
Joyce Hsieh

Post Production Coordinator:
Mary Jane Skalski
Peter Metsopoulos

Post Production Supervisor:
Kelly Miller

Producer:
Ted Hope
James Schamus

Production Coordinator:
William Perkins

Production Design:
Anne Stuhler

Production Manager:
Victoria McGarry

Production Sound Mixer:
David Powers

Property Master:
Thomas B. Grimes

Props:
Richard Bonner

Scenic Artist:
Avery S. Brandon

Script Supervisor:
Sheila Waldron

Seamstress:
Nancy Plominski

Second Assistant Camera:
Noah David Smith

Second Assistant Director:
Adam Escott

Second Second Assistant Director:
Linda Perkins

Set Dresser:
Michael Kucmeroski

Sound Effects Editor:
Barbara Parks

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
David Novack

Still Photographer:
Benjamin Allanoff
Marty Granger
Mitsuru Komori
Manuel Cuotemoc Malle
Andreas Rentsch
Ann Ruark

Supervising Sound Editor:
Steve Borne

Transportation Captain:
Gary Mahr

Unit Manager:
Jake Myers

Unit Publicist:
Alex Panagakis

Wardrobe Intern:
Sharon Cohn
Jane Lukasbok
Karen Rudd

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Melaine D. Lewison

Writer:
Nicole Holofcener

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