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The Marine (2006) [PG-13]

Release Date:
October 13, 2006

Original Title:
The Marine

Alternate Titles:
El Marino 1
Le Fusilier marin
Presa mortale
The Marine 1
הנחת 1: איש המארינס
怒火反击
怒火街头

Genres:
Action

Production Companies:
20th Century Fox
Pacific Film and Television Commission
WWE Studios

Production Countries:
Australia | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  HU: 18  JP: R15+  NL: 16  PL: 16  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 92

They took his wife. Now he's coming.

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A group of diamond thieves on the run kidnap the wife of a recently discharged marine who goes on a chase through the South Carolinian wilderness to retrieve her.

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Production

Art Department Coordinator:
John Higgins

Art Direction:
Daryl Porter

CG Supervisor:
Andrew Hellen

Camera Operator:
Henry Pierce
Andrew Conder

Casting:
Tom McSweeney
Donna Rosenstein

Construction Coordinator:
Daniel Turk

Costume Design:
Graham Purcell

Costume Supervisor:
Deborah Hall

Dialogue Coach:
Bruce Shapiro

Dialogue Editor:
Kimberly Lowe Voigt

Director:
John Bonito

Director of Photography:
David Eggby

Editor:
Dallas Puett

First Assistant Editor:
Kate Baird

Foley:
Vince Nicastro
Laura Macias
Jeffrey Wilhoit

Hairstylist:
Linda Arnold
Margaret Stevenson

Makeup Artist:
Margaret Stevenson

Makeup Department Head:
Kate Shorter

Music Editor:
Ellen Segal

Original Music Composer:
Don Davis

Producer:
Joel Simon
Jonathan Winfrey

Production Accountant:
Marianne Flynn

Production Design:
Herbert Pinter

Property Master:
Brad Einhorn
Mark Brims

Screenplay:
Michelle Gallagher
Alan B. McElroy

Script Supervisor:
Alexa Alden
Karen Mansfield

Second Unit Director:
Conrad E. Palmisano

Second Unit Director of Photography:
John Stokes

Set Costumer:
Samantha Walker
Amanda Enders

Set Decoration:
Mandy Willaton

Set Designer:
Klaus Kastberg
Martin Ash

Sound Effects Editor:
Bill R. Dean
Richard Adrian
Bryan O. Watkins

Sound Mixer:
Nerses Gezalyan

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Gary Gegan

Special Effects Coordinator:
Frank Ceglia

Stand In:
Lyndsay Sinclair

Steadicam Operator:
Tommy Lohmann

Story:
Michelle Gallagher

Stunt Coordinator:
Chris Anderson
Craig Clarke

Stunt Double:
John Reynolds
Damien Bryson
Marky Lee Campbell
Tim Connolly
Jimmy Christiansen
Mark Wickham
Alex Kuzelicki
Russell Frost

Stunt Driver:
Mick Glancy
Marky Lee Campbell
Lee Adamson

Stunts:
Wilfred Woodrow
Con Bekiris
Ric Anderson
Darrell Walshe
Ben Siemer
Brett Sheerin
Shaun R.L. King
Mitch Gould
Andrew Allan
Andrew Allen
Chris Kemp
Greg Jones
Yasca Sinigaglia
Charlie Estepp
Clancy Beck
Brian Simpson
Steve Morris
Renee Bowen
Ray Anthony
Melody Sorensen
Russell Ingram
Bradd Buckley
Annette van Moorsel
Leon Stripp
Nathan Lawson
Sheree Swords
Nicole Downs
Haydn Dalton
Cameron Ambridge
Troy Brenna
Shea Adams
Nik Schodel
Gulliver Page
Kyle Gardiner
Janine Bryson
Mick Van Moorsel
Marco Sinigaglia
Pete Hill
Gavin Coleman

Supervising ADR Editor:
Bobbi Banks

Supervising Sound Editor:
Christopher S. Aud
Richard E. Yawn

Underwater Camera:
Simon Christidis

Utility Stunts:
Ashley Fairfield
Mark Wickham
Brett Praed

Visual Effects Editor:
Kate Baird
Paul Booth

Visual Effects Producer:
Martin Wiseman
Julian Parry
Kent Boswell

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Dave Morley
Craig Clarke

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