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Release Date:
March 21, 2022
Original Title:
Then Barbara Met Alan
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Dragonfly Film and Television Productions
One Shoe Films
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
FR: 12
Runtime: 67
The untold disability civil-rights love story of two cabaret performers, Barbara and Alan, who met at a gig, fell in love, and became the driving force behind an unprecedented campaign of direct action that ultimately led to the passing of the 1995 Disability Discrimination Act.
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Action Director:
Adelaide Waldrop
Lucy Fennell
Art Department Assistant:
Natasha Guinness
Matilda Mascall
Art Direction:
James Cross
Timothy Robinson-Boulton
Assistant Location Manager:
Santiago Genochio
Best Boy Grip:
Angus Chinn
Boom Operator:
Danyaal Shah
Camera Operator:
Maiya Rose
Camera Trainee:
Bobby Gavigan
Taofeeq Taz Sanusi
Casting Director:
Daniel Edwards
Cinematography:
Susanne Salavati
Colorist:
Jamie Welsh
Scott Goulding
Commissioning Editor:
Emma Loach
Abigail Priddle
Clare Sillery
Costume Assistant:
Tom O’Dell
Molly Stapleton
Costume Design:
Natalie Humphries
Costume Standby:
Alice Cox Morton
Costume Supervisor:
Emily Bowen
Dialogue Coach:
Martin Mckellan
Dialogue Editor:
Lee Herrick
Digital Imaging Technician:
Martin Laskey
Chris Matthews
Digital Intermediate:
James Clarke
Director:
Bruce Goodison
Amit Sharma
Director of Photography:
Susanne Salavati
Dressing Prop:
Adam Mayor
Kevin Dee
Driver:
Kemal Drankai
Editor:
Christopher Watson
Electrician:
Simon Brown
Ashley Howe
Charles Mahoney
Christian Smith
Anthony Thomas
Executive Producer:
Richard Bond
Tom Pullen
Jack Thorne
First Assistant "A" Camera:
Nacho Guzman
First Assistant "B" Camera:
Sinan Yilmaz
First Assistant Director:
Rosalind Howes
Floor Runner:
Scott McAlinden
Jack Patience
Foley:
Mahoney Post
Gaffer:
Robert Gavigan
Graphic Designer:
Graeme Peacock
Grip:
Ed Livesey
Jack Macmanomy
Stefan Varbanov
Head of Production:
Alison Seymour
Key Grip:
Henry Fothergill
Legal Services:
Tom Calvert
Line Producer:
Justina Wright
Loader:
Anastasiya Cherkasyuk
Location Manager:
Matthew Lane
Makeup Designer:
Khandiz Towill
Makeup Supervisor:
Natalie Hill
Rachel Keane
Gemma Lowin
Medical Consultant:
Ben Bullivant Norris
Mix Technician:
Rob Hughes
Mark Langlay-Smith
Motion Capture Artist:
James Gillett
Charlie Paul
Lucy Paul
Music Director:
Patrick Holland
Music Supervisor:
Amelia Hartley
Musician:
Chaz Jankel
Online Editor:
William Chetwynd
Post Producer:
Beverley Horne
Post Production Supervisor:
Hannah Dunnell
Gabriele Fedaraviciute
Producer:
Bryony Arnold
Alex Cowan
Debbie Shuter
Production Accountant:
Heather Varley
Mark Bottino
Shane Murray
Production Assistant:
Lucy Abraham
Ellie Dunn
Holly Lubran
Production Coordinator:
Maya Tysoe
Production Design:
Gini Godwin
Production Manager:
Dejan Cancar
Laura Hodgson
Pauline Stone
Production Runner:
Max Bach
Ellis Cooper
Production Sound Mixer:
Keith Tunney
Property Master:
John Robson
Researcher:
Kate Elmer
Script Supervisor:
Elizabeth Benbow
Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Amber Turnstall
Second Assistant Director:
Bruno Tormos
Set Decoration:
Sasha Webster
Set Designer:
Sasha Webster
Songs:
Alan Holdsworth
Sound:
Mario Gennari
Ifé Ojo
Standby Property Master:
Stella Hadjidemetriou
Steadicam Operator:
Mike Vega
Rob Hart
Stunt Coordinator:
Paul Kennington
Thanks:
Tony Baldwinson
Baroness Jane Campbell
Sue Elsegood
David Hevey
Alan Holdsworth
Barbara Lisicki
Third Assistant Director:
Samuel Mines
Dylan Nicholson
Transportation Captain:
Andy Blackburn
Unit Manager:
Eli Pendlebury
Vehicles Coordinator:
Hugo Nicholson
Visual Effects:
Samuel Dore
Chris Warren
Visual Effects Editor:
Alastair Sirkett
Visual Effects Producer:
Yianni Papanicolaou
Writer:
Genevieve Barr
Jack Thorne
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