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George and the Dragon (2004) [PG]

Release Date:
March 28, 2004

Original Title:
George and the Dragon

Alternate Titles:
Dragon sword

Genres:
Adventure

Production Companies:
ApolloMedia
Ravenhouse Entertainment
The Carousel Picture Company

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

Ratings / Certifications:
JP: PG12  US: PG 

Runtime: 93

Overview from TheMovieDB

In 12th century England, the handsome and noble knight, George, has left the Crusades behind to follow his dream of a peaceful life on his own piece of land. However, in order to obtain his land from the ruling King Edgaar, he must help find the King's missing daughter, Princess Lunna, a quest which sees George drawn into an unexpected battle with the kingdom's last surviving dragon.

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"A" Camera Operator:
Alessandro Bolognesi

"B" Camera Operator:
Carlo Thiel

Animal Wrangler:
Willy Loedts

Armorer:
Arnaud Peletier

Assistant Accountant:
Benny Neves
Kristjan Hardarson

Assistant Camera:
Graham Johnston

Assistant Editor:
Jean-Luc Simon
Laurent Eloy
Vincent Schmitt

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Annick Lockman

Best Boy Electric:
Gilbert Degrand

Boom Operator:
Alain Goniva

Casting:
Monique Durlacher
Shannon Makhanian

Chaperone:
Susan Weeks

Chief Lighting Technician:
Eric Wobma

Clapper Loader:
Théodore Theodorides
Mathilde Bouts
Alex Aach

Co-Producer:
Jan Fantl
Michael Cowan
Jason Piette

Conductor:
Gast Waltzing

Construction Coordinator:
Norbert Schmit

Construction Foreman:
Reinhold Broil

Construction Manager:
Bruno Zenatello

Costume Consultant:
Cynthia Dumont

Costume Design:
Uli Simon

Dialect Coach:
Jessica Drake
Julia Wilson Dickson

Dialogue Editor:
Karl Atteln
Chris Simon

Director:
Tom Reeve

Director of Photography:
Joost van Starrenburg

Draughtsman:
Claudio Campana

Editor:
Misch Bervard
Jonathan P. Shaw

Electrician:
Jose Pinto de Jesus
Joe Tolen

Executive Producer:
David Rogers
Michael Burks
Frank Hübner
Jeremy Saunders
Adam Betteridge
Alex Marshall

Extras Casting:
Katja Wolf

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Wolfgang Wesemann

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Riccardo Besantini

First Assistant Director:
Sean Guest

Focus Puller:
Zoe Vrnek
Johan Apers

Foley Artist:
Mel Kutbay
Joo Fürst
Wilmont Schulze

Foley Editor:
Yann Wirthor

Gaffer:
Mick Durlacher

Grip:
Nunes Neto Ornei
Nik Matic
Clayton Ramsey

Hair Designer:
Katja Reinert-Alexis
Leendert van Nimwegen

Key Grip:
Jean-François Roqueplo

Line Producer:
Meinir Stoutt

Location Assistant:
Stephane Wasila

Location Manager:
Philip James Morgan
Pascal Charlier

Makeup & Hair:
Claudine Moureaud
René Jordan
Frederic Roeser
Sybille Ahlers
Marlyss Hupertz
Pina Boehler
Katja Wevand
Catherine Hild

Makeup Designer:
Katja Reinert-Alexis
Leendert van Nimwegen

Negative Cutter:
Renate Siegl
Patricia Ferbeck

Orchestrator:
Gast Waltzing

Original Music Composer:
Gast Waltzing

Post Production Supervisor:
Christopher P. Kibbey

Producer:
Todd Moyer
Romain Schroeder

Production Accountant:
Penelope Robinson

Production Coordinator:
Sophie Treacher

Production Design:
Peter Powis

Production Secretary:
Kirsten Ferwerda

Property Master:
Colin Thurston

Rigging Grip:
Mario Matic

Scenic Artist:
Nigel Hughes

Screenplay:
Michael Burks
Tom Reeve

Script Supervisor:
Tilly Creswell
Sheila McNaught

Second Assistant Director:
James Andrew Haven

Second Second Assistant Director:
Ralph Eisenmann

Set Decoration:
Colin Thurston

Sound Designer:
Nigel Holland
Guido Zettier

Sound Editor:
Karl Atten
Frank Casaretto
Gerald Welter

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Abi Schneider
Benjamin A. Rosenkind

Sound Supervisor:
Ulf Herrmann

Special Effects Coordinator:
Edward Wiesenhaan

Special Effects Supervisor:
Harry Wiesenhaan

Standby Art Director:
Christina Schaffer

Still Photographer:
Etienne Braun

Storyboard Artist:
Alexander Manasse

Stunt Coordinator:
Rick Wiessenhaan

Stunt Double:
Cliff McLaughlin
Ben Wright

Stunts:
Rob de Groot
Vanessa Wieduwilt
Olivier Vitrant

Supervising Art Director:
Keith Slote

Supervising Sound Editor:
Nigel Holland
Guido Zettier

Tailor:
Patrick Lebreton

Third Assistant Director:
Jim Probyn

Unit Production Manager:
Rozenn Le Pape

Unit Publicist:
Nathalie Reuter

Visual Effects Editor:
Kenton Hulme
Damon Fecht

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Erik Strauss

Wardrobe Assistant:
Jimmy Wolff
Magdalena Marczynska
Uli Zegers

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Françoise Meyer

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