Fatal Encounter (1990) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1990

Original Title:
Fatal Encounter

Genres:
Thriller

Production Companies:
Cinemotion 21st Entertainment

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 83

No one can outrace a bullet.

A woman finds out that her biological father, a professional race car driver, was murdered twenty years ago and the murderer or murderers are still on the loose.

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ADR Mixer:
Timothy Pearson

Assistant Director:
Ruth Rutledge
Chris Suma

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Robin Kisner

Associate Producer:
John C. Wanamaker
Blanch Lewis

Director:
Henri Charr

Director of Photography:
Richard Jones
Robin T. Rutledge

Editor:
Henri Charr
Jess Mancilla

Executive Producer:
Alex Boas

First Assistant Camera:
Jeff Johnson
Rick Lamb
David Dechant

First Assistant Director:
John Eng

Foley:
Zane D. Bruce

Foley Recordist:
Timothy Pearson

Gaffer:
Paul Wilkowsky

Hairstylist:
Leslie Peller

Key Grip:
John Harmon

Line Producer:
Ron Lavery
Agie Charr

Makeup Artist:
Julie Socash
Leslie Peller

Original Music Composer:
Leonard Marcel

Producer:
Jess Mancilla

Production Manager:
David Tekler

Property Master:
William Jackson

Script Supervisor:
Ingrid Urich-Sass

Second Assistant Camera:
Mike Freelander
Jim Gordan

Second Assistant Director:
Pat Mainello

Set Designer:
Henosh Yacoub

Sound:
Charles Zeiler

Sound Effects Editor:
David Eddy

Sound Mixer:
Pat Toma
Paul Loogan
Bill Ratcliffe
Johnathon Watson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Smith Craig

Sound Recordist:
William Komar

Story:
Henri Charr
Jess Mancilla

Stunt Coordinator:
Ron Althoff

Stunts:
Dan Koko
Trisha Lane

Writer:
John B. Pfeifer

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