Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis (1997) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 16, 1997

Original Title:
Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis

Alternate Titles:
Bring mir den Kopf von Mavis Davis
Diivan viimeiset päivät
Hozzátok el Mavis Davis fejét!
Killer per caso, truffatore per scelta
Mavis Davis - en divas sista dagar
Sucesso a Qualquer Preço
Traedme la cabeza de Mavis Davis

Genres:
Comedy

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15 

Runtime: 100

Marty's about to make a killing in the music business

Marla Darland is blessed with the voice of an angel, a singing legend. But when her agent, Marty Starr, finds his agency in trouble, he concocts a sinister plot to bring up her record sales. Amazed at the posthumous record sales of Elvis and Jimi Hendrix, Marty becomes determined to arrange a similar fate for Marla, staging the perfect tragic demise. But he didn't count on Marla not being quite ready to go.

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ADR Mixer:
Mike Prestwood Smith

Art Department Assistant:
Jonni Fitzgerald

Art Direction:
Karen Wakefield

Assistant Accountant:
Sandy Coroon

Assistant Art Director:
Steve Carter

Assistant Sound Editor:
Vicky Brazier
Ben Barker

Best Boy Electric:
Jan Turner

Camera Operator:
Jeremy Gee

Camera Trainee:
Stuart Chapman

Carpenter:
Roger Kiff
Emanuel Baumard
Jim Frankham
Pete Lennox

Casting:
John Hubbard
Ros Hubbard

Casting Assistant:
Dan Hubbard

Choreographer:
Bruno Tonioli

Clapper Loader:
Chris Bain

Co-Producer:
Michael Dreyer

Color Grading:
Paul Ensby

Construction Manager:
Hank Schumacher

Costume Assistant:
Joanne Scott

Costume Design:
Helen McCabe

Costume Supervisor:
Charlotte Couchman

Dialogue Editor:
Mike Wood

Digital Effects Producer:
Drew Jones

Director:
John Henderson

Director of Photography:
Clive Tickner

Dressing Prop:
Jim Parker
Tony Ferguson

Editor:
Paul Endacott

Electrician:
Steve Roberts
Ricky Loughlin
Karl McGilavrey
Steve Wallis
Colin Vinton

Executive Producer:
David M. Thompson
Guy Collins
John Quested

First Assistant Director:
Carrie Rodd

First Assistant Editor:
Jamie Pearson

Floor Runner:
Charlotte Hayward

Focus Puller:
Jonathan Sykes
Dean Thompson

Foley Editor:
Pat Boxshall

Foley Mixer:
Andy Thompson

Gaffer:
Micky Hand

Grip:
Alan Rank

Hairdresser:
Pebbles

Idea:
Joanne Reay

Line Producer:
Peter Jaques

Location Assistant:
Jon Beacham

Location Manager:
Crispin Buxton

Makeup Designer:
Anne Oldham

Music Supervisor:
Ivan Chandler

Original Music Composer:
Christopher Tyng

Painter:
Lance Smith
Simon Hutchings
Dave Fitzjohn

Producer:
Joanne Reay
Stephen Colegrave

Production Accountant:
Jill Bennett

Production Assistant:
Lulu O'Hagan

Production Coordinator:
Emma Pike

Production Design:
Michael Carlin

Production Runner:
Shelly Pond

Property Buyer:
Beverley Butcher

Property Master:
Maurice Jones

Rigging Gaffer:
Pat Kileen
Roy Elston

Runner Art Department:
Gavin Fitch

Screenplay:
Craig Strachan

Script Supervisor:
Vicky Harrison

Second Assistant Director:
Catrin Strong

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Steve Tickner

Sign Painter:
Tony Staitham

Sound:
Mike Prestwood Smith

Sound Designer:
Tim Lewiston

Sound Mixer:
Ian Voigt

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robert Carr
Robert Farr

Special Effects:
Graham Brown
Colin Tilley
Mark Holt

Standby Carpenter:
Josh Jones

Standby Painter:
Guy Rutter

Standby Property Master:
Gino Risi
Peter Risi

Standby Rigger:
John Lansbury

Steadicam Operator:
Roger Tooley

Still Photographer:
Nick Wall

Stunt Coordinator:
Peter Brayham

Stunts:
Helen Caldwell
Tom Lucy
Ellie Bertram
Crispin Layfield

Third Assistant Director:
Mark Vella

Unit Manager:
Mitch Davies

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