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The Shrink Is In (2001) [R]

Featuring:
Courteney Cox, David Arquette, David James Elliott

Written by:
Alison Balian
Joanna Johnson

Directed by:
Richard Benjamin


Release Date:
August 1, 2001

Original Title:
The Shrink Is In

Alternate Titles:
Un amor loco de atar

Genres:
Comedy | Romance

Production Companies:
Shrink Productions Inc.

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 87

Just when you're getting close to true love... your hour is up!

Overview from TheMovieDB

A young woman impersonates a shrink to win over her Prince Charming.

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Overview from Open Movies

Samantha, a travel writer suffering from claustrophobia, agoraphobia, and a whole host of other phobias, isn't exactly lucky in her romantic fate. But when her pshycologist suffers a major mental breakdown, she secretly poses as the missing shrink in an effort to turn Michael, her new neighbor, towards her and away from his girlfriend. Through her chase, Samantha meets the happy-go-lucky magazine salesman, Henry. What follows is a series of events that lead to the one question Samantha has to face: Is she thinking with her heart... or with her mind?

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The Shrink Is In (2001) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 5.1/10

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Production

ADR Editor:
Lee Lemont
Marc Deschaine

ADR Mixer:
Eric Thompson
Shawn Kennelly
Matthew C. Beville

ADR Recordist:
Thor Benitez
Pembrooke Andrews

Additional Construction:
Brandon Mullins

Additional Editing:
Kasandra Torres Cambas

Additional Hairstylist:
Sharon Rivera

Aerial Camera:
Richard Brooks Burton

Aerial Director of Photography:
David B. Nowell

Animal Wrangler:
Jeanine Barry
Scott Hart

Art Department Coordinator:
Melissa Mollo

Art Direction:
Gary Diamond

Assistant Location Manager:
Stevie Nelson

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Michele Teleis-Fickle

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Onni Vosdoganes

Assistant Property Master:
Michael P. Sweeney

Assistant Sound Editor:
Todd Egan

Associate Producer:
Neil Elman
Michelle Gan

Best Boy Electric:
Rick Maddux

Best Boy Grip:
Scott Hillman

Boom Operator:
Gabriel Cubos

Camera Loader:
Scott D. Smith

Camera Operator:
Michael Genne

Casting:
Nancy Foy

Casting Associate:
Diana Jaher

Co-Producer:
Warren Kohler
Alison Balian

Construction Coordinator:
Daniel Turk

Construction Foreman:
David Osterhout

Costume Assistant:
Lesli Lyn Carpenter

Costume Design:
Nancy Gould
Danielle King

Costume Supervisor:
Nancy Gould

Craft Service:
Michael Randolph
Tony Gomez

Director:
Richard Benjamin

Director of Photography:
Kenneth MacMillan

Dolly Grip:
Bryan Ashford

Editor:
Jacqueline Cambas

Electrician:
Richard Smock
Phelt Saucier
Carl A. Vidnic

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Richard Vane

Executive Producer:
Patrick J. Palmer
Devesh Chetty
Courteney Cox

Extras Casting:
Raquel Osborne

Film Processor:
Benjamin Schwartz

First Assistant Accountant:
Joann May

First Assistant Camera:
Nick Shuster

First Assistant Director:
Michael Cedar

First Assistant Editor:
Liza D. Espinas

Foley Artist:
Joan Rowe
Sean Rowe

Foley Supervisor:
Shawn Sykora

Gaffer:
Patrick Murray

Grip:
Richard A. Nasworthy
E. Dog Perez
Ron Ervin

Hair Assistant:
Diana Acrey

Hairstylist:
Edward St. George

Key Costumer:
P. Kay Morris

Key Grip:
Bobby Huber

Key Hair Stylist:
Patricia Gundlach
Vicky Phillips

Key Makeup Artist:
Vivian Baker

Key Set Production Assistant:
Dana Eller

Lead Painter:
Paul A. Minitello

Leadman:
Larry J. White II

Location Manager:
Patrick Mignano

Makeup Artist:
Beth Katz

Music Coordinator:
Scott Kleven

Music Editor:
Chris McGeary

On Set Dresser:
Adam Austin

Original Music Composer:
Marjorie Maye
David Lawrence

Payroll Accountant:
Steve Trombatore

Pilot:
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc

Post Production Assistant:
Jeff Skinner

Post Production Consulting:
Joe Fineman

Post Production Supervisor:
Michael Toji

Producer:
Andrew Form
Tag Mendillo

Producer's Assistant:
Paul O. Davis
Stephanie Colopy

Production Accountant:
Desiree Killian

Production Coordinator:
Heidi S. Pavey

Production Design:
Charles William Breen

Production Illustrator:
Nikita Knatz

Production Office Assistant:
Ilko Drozdoski
David Paiko

Production Sound Mixer:
Richard Lightstone

Prop Maker:
Danny L. Turk
Timothy Joseph Turk
Donald L. Jimenez
Jeffery Joseph

Property Master:
Douglas Fox

Props:
China Iwata Fox

Scoring Mixer:
Guy Defazio

Script Supervisor:
Judi Townsend

Second Assistant Camera:
Steven Cueva

Second Assistant Director:
Mark S. Constance

Second Second Assistant Director:
Gregory Palmer

Set Costumer:
Courtney Kennedy

Set Decoration:
Jeffrey Kushon

Set Dresser:
Sara Gardner-Gail
Fred Paulsen

Set Medic:
Mark McRiley
Tris Rau

Set Production Assistant:
Shea Vargé
Scott Kirkley
Chad Marting
Shaun O'Banion

Sound Editor:
James L. Pearson
Bruce Barris
Steven F. Nelson
Anthony Milch
Kim Secrist
Alan Robert Murray
Steve Mann
Bruce Fortune

Sound Effects:
John Michael Fanaris
Daniel R. Chavez
Gary Blufer

Sound Engineer:
Carl D. Ware
Michael A. Morongell

Sound Re-Recording Assistant:
Andy Peach
Eddie Bydalek

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Chris David
Terry Rodman

Special Effects:
Kam Cooney

Steadicam Operator:
Jacques Jouffret

Still Photographer:
David Moir

Story:
Alison Balian

Stunt Coordinator:
Charles Croughwell

Stunts:
Jennifer Badger
Jake Lombard
Jake Brake
David Rowden
Randy Gordon
Gregg Smrz
Armando Guerro
Jim Stephan
Deborah Habberstad
Sonny Tipton
Jeff Habberstad

Supervising ADR Editor:
Becky Sullivan

Supervising Sound Editor:
Richard E. Yawn

Transportation Captain:
Tim Abbatoye

Transportation Coordinator:
Rick Mercier

Unit Production Manager:
Patrick J. Palmer

Writer:
Joanna Johnson

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