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My Week with Marilyn (2011) [PG-13]

Release Date:
November 23, 2011

Original Title:
My Week with Marilyn

Alternate Titles:
7 dienas un naktis ar Merilinu Monro
Mi semana con Marilyn
Minu nädal Marilyniga
Moj tjedan s Marilyn
Une semaine avec Marilyn
Viikko Marilynin kanssa
情迷夢露七天

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
BBC Film
Lipsync Productions
The Weinstein Company
Trademark Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 12  CA: R  CZ: 15+  DE: 6  DK: A  FR: U  GB: 15  GR: Κ  HU: 16  IE: 15A  KR: 15  MX: C  NL: 12  PL: 16  RO: 15  SE: 15  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 99

She's worth all the trouble

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London, 1956. Genius actor and film director Laurence Olivier is about to begin the shooting of his upcoming movie, premiered in 1957 as The Prince and the Showgirl, starring Marilyn Monroe. Young Colin Clark, who dreams on having a career in movie business, manages to get a job on the set as third assistant director.

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Production

"C" Camera Operator:
Mark Milsome

Art Direction:
Mark Kebby

Associate Producer:
Cleone Clarke

Book:
Colin Clark

Casting:
Nina Gold
Deborah Aquila
Tricia Wood

Choreographer:
Kathleen Marshall
Denise Faye
Jane Gibson

Co-Executive Producer:
Colin Vaines

Co-Producer:
Mark Cooper

Conductor:
Conrad Pope

Costume Designer:
Jill Taylor
Martin Pakledinaz

Costume Supervisor:
Charlotte Sewell

Director:
Simon Curtis

Director of Photography:
Ben Smithard

Editor:
Adam Recht

Executive Producer:
Kelly Carmichael
Christine Langan
Jamie Laurenson
Bob Weinstein
Simon Curtis
Ivan Mactaggart

First Assistant Director:
Guy Heeley

Focus Puller:
Adam Coles

Foley Artist:
Paul Hanks
Ian Waggott

Gaffer:
Mark Clayton

Hair Designer:
Jenny Shircore

Key Grip:
Rupert Lloyd-Parry

Lighting Design:
Jules Fisher
Peggy Eisenhauer

Location Manager:
Jason Wheeler

Main Title Theme Composer:
Alexandre Desplat

Makeup Designer:
Jenny Shircore

Music Supervisor:
Dana Sano
Maggie Rodford

Musician:
Lang Lang

Original Music Composer:
Conrad Pope

Post Production Supervisor:
Tania Blunden

Producer:
Harvey Weinstein
David Parfitt

Production Design:
Donal Woods

Production Manager:
Sara Desmond

Property Master:
Mike Power

Screenplay:
Adrian Hodges

Script Supervisor:
Vicki Howe

Second Assistant Director:
Charlie Reed

Set Decoration:
Judy Farr

Songs:
Michelle Williams

Sound Effects Editor:
Catherine Hodgson
Alastair Sirkett
Myron Nettinga

Sound Mixer:
Richard Dyer

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mike Dowson
Adam Scrivener

Special Effects Supervisor:
Mark Holt

Standby Property Master:
Kevin Day

Still Photographer:
Laurence Cendrowicz

Stunt Coordinator:
Julian Spencer

Stunt Double:
Penny Ryder

Stunts:
Belinda McGinley

Supervising Art Director:
Charmian Adams

Supervising Sound Editor:
Nick Lowe

Third Assistant Director:
Chris Foggin

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Alan Church
Sheila Wickens

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