Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers"
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)
Timing: 1:38 (98 min)
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers - TMDB rating
5.341/10
1151
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers - Kinopoisk rating
5.11/10
5512
Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers - IMDB rating
4.9/10
46293

Film crew

Director

Producer

Ramsey Thomas
Producer

Executive Producer

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Moustapha Akkad

Moustapha Akkad
Executive Producer

Casting

Deedee Bradley
Casting

Editor

Jerry Brady
Editor
Charles Tetoni
Editor

Special Effects Supervisor

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Greg Nicotero

Greg Nicotero
Special Effects Supervisor

Art Direction

Richard Honigman
Art Direction

Costume Design

Simon Tuke
Costume Design

Stunts

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Laura Dash
Stunts
Hal Burton
Stunts

Production Design

Brenton Swift
Production Design

Set Decoration

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Steven A. Lee
Set Decoration
Chava Danielson
Set Decoration

Makeup Artist

Mark Maitre
Makeup Artist

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Dan Wallin
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Robert W. Glass Jr.
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Ken S. Polk
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Robert Thirlwell
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Original Music Composer

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Alan Howarth
Original Music Composer

Second Assistant Director

Lee Alan McConnell
Second Assistant Director

Director of Photography

Robert Draper
Director of Photography

Camera Operator

Robert Draper
Camera Operator

Steadicam Operator

Ted Churchill
Steadicam Operator

Key Costumer

Victoria J. Auth
Key Costumer

Property Master

Sean Everett
Property Master

Supervising Sound Editor

David Lewis Yewdall
Supervising Sound Editor

Special Effects Coordinator

Greg Landerer
Special Effects Coordinator

Production Manager

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Rick Nathanson
Production Manager

Screenplay

Shem Bitterman
Screenplay
Michael Jacobs
Screenplay

Foley Artist

John Post
Foley Artist
Bess Hopper
Foley Artist

Dialogue Editor

Dan Hegeman
Dialogue Editor
Greg Jacobs
Dialogue Editor
Donlee Jorgensen
Dialogue Editor

Key Grip

John Gabriele
Key Grip

Location Manager

Les Godwin
Location Manager

Characters

Makeup Supervisor

Moni Mansano
Makeup Supervisor

Hair Supervisor

Moni Mansano
Hair Supervisor

Special Effects Makeup Artist

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Robert Kurtzman

Robert Kurtzman
Special Effects Makeup Artist
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Greg Nicotero

Greg Nicotero
Special Effects Makeup Artist
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Howard Berger
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Scott Oshita
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Mark Maitre
Special Effects Makeup Artist

Gaffer

Azusa Ohno
Gaffer

Production Sound Mixer

Mark Sheret
Production Sound Mixer

First Assistant Camera

Rex Nicholson
First Assistant Camera

Post Production Supervisor

Paul Hellerman
Post Production Supervisor

Sound Engineer

Allan Bond
Sound Engineer

Sound Assistant

Ann L. Thornberg
Sound Assistant
Monique LeBleu
Sound Assistant

Assistant Makeup Artist

Rhoda Shadlo
Assistant Makeup Artist

Production Coordinator

Paul Hellerman
Production Coordinator

Line Producer

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Rick Nathanson
Line Producer

ADR Supervisor

Barbara J. Boguski
ADR Supervisor

Sound Mix Technician

Mark Sheret
Sound Mix Technician

Second Assistant Camera

Thomas Yatsko
Second Assistant Camera

Sound Editor

Martin J. Bram
Sound Editor
Ed Fassl
Sound Editor
David Bartlett
Sound Editor
Victor Iorillo
Sound Editor
Chris Ingram
Sound Editor

Third Assistant Camera

Robert 'Dobber' Price
Third Assistant Camera

Color Timer

Dan Muscarella
Color Timer

Wardrobe Assistant

Lawane Cole
Wardrobe Assistant

Main Title Theme Composer

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John Carpenter

John Carpenter
Main Title Theme Composer

Makeup Effects Designer

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Robert Kurtzman

Robert Kurtzman
Makeup Effects Designer
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Greg Nicotero

Greg Nicotero
Makeup Effects Designer
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Howard Berger
Makeup Effects Designer
Scott Oshita
Makeup Effects Designer

What's left behind the scenes

  • The film was shot in Salt Lake City, Utah, just like the previous installment.
  • The start date of filming was May 1, 1989.
  • Often, all editions are titled “Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers,” but the credits simply state “Halloween 5.”
  • The store across from where the Man in Black gets out is the same store where Rachel and Jamie go to get a costume in the previous film.
  • The scene where Michael Myers rides in a car with Tina was originally planned to have him wearing a Ronald Reagan mask, but this idea was rejected to avoid any political subtext.
  • This was the only part of 'Halloween' that was not released theatrically in Italy.
  • The reasons why the producers decided to use one of the abandoned houses in Utah as the Myers house, rather than return to the original house in South Pasadena, are unknown.
  • Several shots featuring the Man in Black were reshot in the UK for unknown reasons, and the name of the British extra who appeared in those shots remains unknown.
  • The Man in Black was played by Don Shanks (Michael Myers) in many scenes. Shanks admitted that none of the writers were sure at the time about the origin of this character, and Shanks played him because the belief was that this man was some kind of relative of the Myers family.
  • It was supposed to be that Rachel would die from a scissor stab to the throat, but Ellie Cornell decided that was too horrific an end for her character, so the scene was altered slightly.
  • The producers tasked KNB Effects with devising grotesque disfigurement makeup for the scene where Michael removes his mask, or simply casting a shadow over his face. They opted for the latter.
  • A shot of Michael wounding Jamie's ankle with a knife during the scene where Jamie crawls through the laundry chute was cut from the film to avoid a harsh rating. You can even see that when Jamie emerges from the chute, one of her ankles is bleeding and Jamie herself is limping.
  • Approximately 30 different sections of the laundry chute were built for the scene where Jamie crawls through it. Some were horizontal, others vertical, and some had only three walls (for side-angle shots). Although this scene was very complex both mechanically and physically, it was filmed in just one night.
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