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Chaos (2005) [R]

Release Date:
January 17, 2005

Original Title:
Chaos

Alternate Titles:
Haos
Pearl Street Bridge
混乱作战
混沌理论

Genres:
Action | Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
Chaotic Productions
Current Entertainment
Epsilon Motion Pictures
Mobius Entertainment
Mobius International
Pierce-Williams
Rampage Entertainment
Zero Gravity Management

Production Countries:
Canada | United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA15+  BR: 14  DE: 12  GB: 15  PT: M/12  US: R 

Runtime: 106

When the system breaks down... someone is about to get rich.

Overview from TheMovieDB

In Seattle, detective Quentin Conners is unfairly suspended and his partner Jason York leaves the police force after a tragic shooting on Pearl Street Bridge, when the hostage and the criminal die. During a bank heist with a hostage situation, Conners is assigned in charge of the operation with the rookie Shane Dekker as his partner. The thieves, lead by Lorenz, apparently do not steal a penny from the bank. While chasing the gangsters, the police team disclose that they planted a virus in the system, stealing one billion dollars from the different accounts, using the principle of the Chaos Theory. Further, they find that Lorenz is killing his accomplices.

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ADR Editor:
Daniel Laurie
Richard Todman

ADR Mixer:
Peter Gleaves

ADR Recordist:
Alexander Beddow

ADR Voice Casting:
Brendan Donnison
Vanessa Baker

Additional Photography:
Danny Cohen

Armorer:
Ron Blecker
Rob Fournier

Art Department Coordinator:
Jaydene Maryk

Art Direction:
Nancy Ford
Paolo G. Venturi

Assistant Costume Designer:
Cathy Darby

Assistant Hairstylist:
Sharon Markell

Assistant Property Master:
Max Matsuoka
Phil Gough

Best Boy Electric:
Chris Cochrane

Best Boy Grip:
Anthony Creery

Boom Operator:
Jon Lavender

Camera Operator:
Joel Guthro
Dan Mannix
Gary Viola
David Frazee

Casting:
Heike Brandstatter
Coreen Mayrs

Casting Coordinator:
Errin Lally

Colorist:
Crystal Pei

Construction Coordinator:
Charles Leitrants

Costume Coordinator:
Carolyn Cameron

Costume Design:
Bobbie Read

Costume Set Supervisor:
Kathy Linder

Dialogue Editor:
Michael Feinberg

Digital Intermediate:
Steve Shaw
Justin Lanchbury
Andrew Dearnley

Digital Intermediate Colorist:
Sergio Cremasco

Director:
Tony Giglio

Director of Photography:
Richard Greatrex

Dolly Grip:
Ryan Monro
Jack Cruikshank

Editor:
Sean Barton

Electrician:
Don Gillie
George Young
Jesse Deacon

Extras Casting:
L.A. Hilts
John Awoods

First Assistant Accountant:
Carol Urquhart

First Assistant Camera:
Sean Elliott

First Assistant Director:
Hugo Mellor
Jonathan McGarry

First Assistant Editor:
Tasim Persaud

First Assistant Hairstylist:
Sharon Mosley

Focus Puller:
Taylor Matheson
Nick Watson
Dan Shoring
Dermot Hickey
Dan Henshaw

Foley Artist:
Ruth Sullivan
Lucy Barnes
John Fewell

Gaffer:
Jeff Upton
Mark Clayton
Darren McLean

Generator Operator:
Rob Lee

Grip:
Sandy MacDonald
Gregg Campbell
Doug Reynolds
David Hermansen

Hair Designer:
Anne Spiers

Hairstylist:
Catherine Graham

Key Grip:
Jeff Smith
Harvey Fedor

Key Makeup Artist:
Tanya Howard

Lead Painter:
Mark N. Tompkins

Legal Services:
Adam W. Rosen

Loader:
Andy Hill
Vanessa Andrascik

Location Manager:
Kirk Adamson
Geoff Teoli

Main Title Designer:
Phil Man

Makeup Artist:
Susan Howard

Makeup Designer:
Anne Spiers

Music Coordinator:
Victoria Seale

Music Editor:
Graham Sutton
Neil Stemp

Music Supervisor:
Marc Marot

Online Editor:
Connan McStay

Original Music Composer:
Trevor Jones

Painter:
Herminio Kam

Producer:
Gavin Wilding
Michael Derbas
Huw Penallt Jones

Production Accountant:
Kym Crepin
Sandra Gould
Anne Jacobsen

Production Assistant:
Ed Holden

Production Coordinator:
Robyn Wiener
Lisa Ragosin
Andrea Boorman

Production Design:
Chris August

Production Manager:
Michael Derbas

Property Master:
Andy Nieman

Rigging Gaffer:
Rod Newby

Rigging Grip:
David Neveaux
Wilf Guttmann

Scenic Artist:
Carole Kelly

Script Supervisor:
Jeannine Dupuy

Second Assistant Accountant:
Jane Pearson

Second Assistant Camera:
Randy Peterson
Cary Lalonde
Chris Cove
Heidi Buecking

Second Assistant Director:
Debra Herst
Robert Randall
Karen Margolese

Second Unit Director:
Andy Armstrong

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Brian Pearson
Rolf Dekens

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Sam Harris

Senior Colorist:
Tim Waller

Set Costumer:
Luisa Dalmagro
Ardyth Cleveland
Carolyn Bentley

Set Decorating Coordinator:
James Robert 'J.R.' Davis

Set Decoration:
Terry Ewasiuk

Set Decoration Buyer:
Diana Conway

Set Dresser:
Carl Baron
Nathalie Morin
Bryan Anderson

Sound Effects Editor:
Rick Dunford

Sound Mixer:
James Kusan

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Adrian Rhodes
Sven Taits

Sound Supervisor:
Peter Baldock

Special Effects Supervisor:
Jonah Loop

Steadicam Operator:
Dean Heselden

Still Photographer:
Douglas Curran
Brian Cyr

Stunt Coordinator:
Cole S. McKay
Melissa R. Stubbs

Stunt Double:
Dave Hospes
Scott Nicholson
Michael Langlois
Scott J. Ateah
Doug Chapman
Rick Pearce

Stunts:
Owen Walstrom
Laura Lee Connery
Duane Dickinson
Caroline Field
Colin Decker
Ed Anders
Mike Crestejo
Brett Chan
David Mylrea
Shawn C. Orr
Angela Uyeda
Dan Shea
Alex Green
Chad Sayn
Ron Otis
Michael Roselli
Danny Virtue
Jon Kralt
Brad Loree
Jacob Rupp
Marny Eng
Crystal Dalman

Transportation Coordinator:
Jake Callihoo

Truck Costumer:
Christina Petford

Unit Publicist:
Jackie Bissley
Bill Vigars

Utility Stunts:
Greg Dela Riva

VFX Artist:
Clare Cheetham
Jonathan Cheetham
Andrew Keys

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Michelle Reed

Visual Effects Producer:
Justin Peyton

Writer:
Tony Giglio

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