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Death Becomes Her (1992) [PG-13]

Release Date:
July 30, 1992

Original Title:
Death Becomes Her

Alternate Titles:
A Morte Fica-Vos Tão Bem
A Morte lhe Cai Bem
Döden klär henne
La muerte le sienta bien
La muerte os sienta tan bien
Ο Θάνατος σου Πάει Πολύ
永遠に美しく…
飞越长生
죽어야 사는 여자

Genres:
Comedy | Fantasy | Horror

Production Companies:
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  DE: 12  DK: 11  ES: A  FR: U  GB: PG  GR: 13  HU: 12  IE: PG  KR: 15  NL: 12  PT: M/12  SK: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 104

In one small bottle... The fountain of youth. The secret of eternal life. The power of an ancient potion. Sometimes it works... sometimes it doesn't.

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Madeline is married to Ernest, who was once arch-rival Helen's fiance. After recovering from a mental breakdown, Helen vows to kill Madeline and steal back Ernest. Unfortunately for everyone, the introduction of a magic potion causes things to be a great deal more complicated than a mere murder plot.

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Production

ADR Editor:
Thomas Whiting
Corinne Sessarego

ADR Mixer:
Doc Kane

ADR Supervisor:
Larry Singer

Animation Supervisor:
Wes Takahashi

Art Department Coordinator:
Caroline Quinn

Art Direction:
William James Teegarden

Assistant Art Director:
Lauren Cory
Paul Sonski
Erin M. Cummins
Linda Berger

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Steve Chandler

Assistant Costume Designer:
Barcie Waite

Assistant Editor:
Stephen L. Meek

Assistant Location Manager:
Richard De Labio

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Janine Cavoto

Assistant Property Master:
Lee B. Drygas
Daniel R. Bentley

Assistant Sound Editor:
Angie Luckey
Jerry Edemann

Best Boy Grip:
Sid Lucero

Boom Operator:
Earl Sampson

CG Artist:
Geoff Campbell

Cableman:
D. G. Fisher

Camera Loader:
Jason Garcia

Camera Operator:
Raymond Stella

Casting:
Karen Rea

Casting Associate:
Donna Ekholdt

Chief Lighting Technician:
Mark Walthour

Choreographer:
Brad Jeffries

Co-Producer:
Joan Bradshaw

Color Timer:
David Orr

Construction Coordinator:
Jerry Fitzpatrick

Construction Foreman:
Richard Bruns

Costume Design:
Joanna Johnston

Costume Supervisor:
Pamela Wise

Costumer:
Gilbert S. Hernandez
Diana Wilson
Deborah Hopper
Linda Redmon
Paul St. John
Patricia Bercsi

Craft Service:
Tim Gonzales

Dialect Coach:
Tim Monich

Director:
Robert Zemeckis

Director of Photography:
Dean Cundey

Dolly Grip:
Dave Wachtman

Editor:
Arthur Schmidt

First Assistant Camera:
Clyde E. Bryan

First Assistant Director:
Marty P. Ewing

First Assistant Editor:
Carin-Anne Strohmaier

Foley Artist:
Hilda Hodges
Kevin Bartnof

Foley Mixer:
Carolyn Tapp

Foley Recordist:
Sandra García
Marilyn Graf

Greensman:
Jeffrey Thomas
Craig B. Ayers Sr.
Steve Miller

Grip:
John O'Grady
Marty Dobkousky
Michael Ronald Heath
Steven Cardarelli

Hairstylist:
Shirley Crawford
J. Roy Helland
Kathryn Blondell

Key Grip:
Ron Cardarelli

Key Hair Stylist:
Susan Germaine

Key Rigging Grip:
Bud Heller

Leadman:
Tim Donelan

Lighting Technician:
Gary Sneed
Anthony Wong
Mark Soucie
Ben O. Graham
Keith Roverud
Edward R. Thompson Jr.
O'Shana Walker
John Zirbel

Location Manager:
Karlene Gallegly

Makeup Artist:
Michael Mills
E. Thomas Case
J. Roy Helland
Lance Anderson
Nadege Schoenfeld
Greg Nelson

Makeup Designer:
Dick Smith

Makeup Effects Designer:
Scott Oshita
Jake Garber
John Dods

Makeup Supervisor:
Kevin Haney

Music Editor:
Kenneth Karman

Negative Cutter:
Gary Burritt

Orchestrator:
Don Davis

Original Music Composer:
Alan Silvestri

Producer:
Steve Starkey
Robert Zemeckis

Production Accountant:
Kevin Landry

Production Coordinator:
Jacqueline A. Shea

Production Design:
Rick Carter

Production Illustrator:
David Lowery
Martin A. Kline
Tom Cranham

Production Sound Mixer:
William B. Kaplan

Property Master:
John Zemansky

Prosthetic Supervisor:
Kevin Haney

Prosthetics:
Lance Anderson

Rigging Gaffer:
Patrick Marshall

Rigging Grip:
Raymond Michels

Script Supervisor:
Anne Rapp

Second Assistant Camera:
Jolanda Wipfli

Second Assistant Director:
Cherylanne Martin

Second Second Assistant Director:
Dana J. Kuznetzkoff

Second Unit Director:
Ken Ralston
Max Kleven

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Don Burgess

Set Decoration:
Jackie Carr

Set Designer:
Elizabeth Lapp
John Berger
Lauren E. Polizzi
Masako Masuda

Set Dresser:
Steven Jarrard
William Kemper Wright
Scott W. Leslie
Max E. Brehme
Bruce Fuselier

Sound Editor:
Jeff Clark
Larry Carow
Nils C. Jensen
Albert Gasser
Howard Neiman

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Rick Alexander
James Bolt
Andy D'Addario

Sound Recordist:
Mike Boudry

Special Effects Supervisor:
Michael Lantieri

Standby Painter:
William Solomon

Still Photographer:
Deana Newcomb

Stunt Coordinator:
Walter Scott

Stunt Double:
Keii Johnston
Barbara Anne Klein
Denise Lynne Roberts
Catherine Bell

Stunts:
Debbie Lynn Ross

Supervising Sound Editor:
Charles L. Campbell
Donald J. Malouf

Transportation Captain:
Maylon Houston

Transportation Co-Captain:
Ron Kelley

Transportation Coordinator:
Robert Neilson

Underwater Director of Photography:
Jack Cooperman

Unit Production Manager:
Joan Bradshaw

Unit Publicist:
Patti Hawn

Visual Effects:
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Doug Smythe

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Ken Ralston

Writer:
David Koepp
Martin Donovan

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