Fantastic Four - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Fantastic Four"
Fantastic Four (2015)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Robert Kulzer
Producer
Gregory Goodman
Producer
Hutch Parker
Producer
Executive Producer
Casting
Elizabeth Coulon
Casting
Editor
Elliot Greenberg
Editor
Art Direction
Douglas Cumming
Art Direction
Miguel López-Castillo
Art Direction
Tristan Paris Bourne
Art Direction
Brian Kane
Art Direction
Clint Wallace
Art Direction
Supervising Art Director
Tom Frohling
Supervising Art Director
Costume Design
George L. Little
Costume Design
Stunts
Sean Paul Braud
Stunts
Tim Trella
Stunts
Jim Henry
Stunts
Mandy Kowalski
Stunts
Thirl Haston
Stunts
David Schultz
Stunts
Tim J. Smith
Stunts
Mark Fisher
Stunts
Rob King
Stunts
Frank Torres
Stunts
Regis Harrington
Stunts
Brady Romberg
Stunts
Nico Woulard
Stunts
Jason Chu
Stunts
J.J. Dashnaw
Stunts
Michael Jamorski
Stunts
John Bernecker
Stunts
Michael Endoso
Stunts
Erik Schultz
Stunts
Kevin Abercrombie
Stunts
Eddie J. Fernandez Jr.
Stunts
Malosi Leonard
Stunts
Matt J. Thompson
Stunts
Richard Epper
Stunts
Ben Skorstad
Stunts
Chad Dashnaw
Stunts
Brian Philpot
Stunts
Arturo Dickey
Stunts
Chris Ekstrom
Stunts
Ryan Ryusaki
Stunts
Adam Horwitz
Stunts
Cliff McLaughlin
Stunts
Michael Hansen
Stunts
Jordan Warrack
Stunts
Walter Garcia
Stunts
Sean Taylor
Stunts
Michael Ortiz
Stunts
Liam Day
Stunts
Brennan Walstrom
Stunts
Ashley Wilks
Stunts
Ryan Staats
Stunts
Aaron Walters
Stunts
Brandon Cornell
Stunts
Nathan Alan Thomas
Stunts
Johnny Hoffman
Stunts
Production Design
Chris Seagers
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Brian Machleit
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Victor J. Zolfo
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Dennis Liddiard
Makeup Artist
Lisa Rocco
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Paul Massey
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Shayna Brown
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Craig Henighan
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Cliff Lanning
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Richard Bronskill
Orchestrator
Jon Kull
Orchestrator
Rossano Galante
Orchestrator
Stunt Double
Mandy Kowalski
Stunt Double
Additional Photography
Jonathan Taylor
Additional Photography
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Patrick B. O'Brien
Camera Operator
Joseph V. Cicio
Camera Operator
Daniel C. Gold
Camera Operator
Michael Applebaum
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Brooks Robinson
Steadicam Operator
Joseph Arena
Steadicam Operator
Costume Supervisor
Robert Q. Mathews
Costume Supervisor
Makeup Department Head
Francisco X. Pérez
Makeup Department Head
Property Master
Andrew M. Siegel
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Kenneth Nakada
Visual Effects Supervisor
François Dumoulin
Visual Effects Supervisor
Sean Andrew Faden
Visual Effects Supervisor
Kevin Andrew Smith
Visual Effects Supervisor
Eli Jarra
Visual Effects Supervisor
Blaine Lougheed
Visual Effects Supervisor
Patrick Ledda
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Craig Henighan
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Dug Rotstein
Script Supervisor
Hair Department Head
Kimberley Spiteri
Hair Department Head
Set Costumer
Tricia Yoo
Set Costumer
Adriane Bennett
Set Costumer
Tom Cummins
Set Costumer
Supervising ADR Editor
Jim Brookshire
Supervising ADR Editor
Still Photographer
Ben Rothstein
Still Photographer
Visual Effects Producer
Marie-Cecile Dahan
Visual Effects Producer
Julia Neighly
Visual Effects Producer
Cari Thomas
Visual Effects Producer
Armorer
Russell Cannon
Armorer
First Assistant Director
Cliff Lanning
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Daniel J. Lester
Assistant Costume Designer
Driver
Jim Robin
Driver
Boom Operator
Anthony Ortiz
Boom Operator
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Matt Tassone
First Assistant Editor
Patrick J. Smith
First Assistant Editor
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Warren Hendriks
Sound Designer
Craig Henighan
Sound Designer
Wayne Lemmer
Sound Designer
Construction Coordinator
Dale DeStefani
Construction Coordinator
Art Department Coordinator
Carol Kiefer
Art Department Coordinator
Carla S. Nemec
Art Department Coordinator
Jenne Lee
Art Department Coordinator
Key Hair Stylist
Laurel Van Dyke
Key Hair Stylist
Colette Slattery
Key Hair Stylist
Carpenter
Arthur Kirk Martin
Carpenter
Characters
Music Supervisor
Andrea von Foerster
Music Supervisor
Casting Associate
Hannah d'Angerio
Casting Associate
Gaffer
Dan Riffel
Gaffer
Music Editor
Curt Sobel
Music Editor
ADR Recordist
Justine Baker
ADR Recordist
Second Unit Director of Photography
Paul Hughen
Second Unit Director of Photography
VFX Editor
Oleg Jiliba
VFX Editor
Michel Raad
VFX Editor
Guillaume Poulin
VFX Editor
First Assistant Camera
Clyde E. Bryan
First Assistant Camera
Jimmy E. Jensen
First Assistant Camera
Ray Milazzo
First Assistant Camera
Researcher
Joel Thingvall
Researcher
Marlie Arnold
Researcher
Visual Effects Editor
John Berri
Visual Effects Editor
James Meikle
Visual Effects Editor
Jenna Barratt
Visual Effects Editor
Christopher Collis
Visual Effects Editor
William Day
Visual Effects Editor
Animation Director
Leon Woud
Animation Director
Fabiano Petroni
Animation Director
CG Supervisor
Mikaël Damant-Sirois
CG Supervisor
Jérome Escobar
CG Supervisor
Owen Jones
CG Supervisor
Sean Noel Walker
CG Supervisor
Conceptual Design
Zachary Berger
Conceptual Design
Production Office Assistant
Frank Reina
Production Office Assistant
Rigging Gaffer
Andre Green
Rigging Gaffer
Matte Painter
Josh Evans
Matte Painter
Sound Editor
Benjamin Beardwood
Sound Editor
Creative Consultant
Digital Colorist
Michael Hatzer
Digital Colorist
Digital Intermediate
Bruce Lomet
Digital Intermediate
Helicopter Camera
Hans Bjerno
Helicopter Camera
David B. Nowell
Helicopter Camera
Brian Heller
Helicopter Camera
Storyboard Designer
Rick Newsome
Storyboard Designer
What's left behind the scenes
- Saoirse Ronan, Allison Williams, Emmy Rossum, Margot Robbie, and Kate Mara auditioned for the role of Sue Storm (Invisible Woman). Ultimately, the role went to Mara.
- Miles Teller, Kit Harington, Richard Madden, Anton Yelchin, and Jack O'Connell auditioned for the role of Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic). Adrian Brody and Jonathan Rhys Meyers were also considered for the role. Ultimately, the role went to Teller.
- Terry Crews publicly expressed his interest in the role of Ben Grimm (The Thing).
- Eddie Redmayne, Jack Houston, Toby Kebbell, Domhnall Gleeson, and Sam Riley were considered for the role of Doctor Doom. Ultimately, the role went to Kebbell.
- On August 6, 2015, director Josh Trank, responding to negative press about the film, wrote on his Twitter: "A year ago I had a fantastic version of this movie. And it would've gotten great reviews. But probably you'll never see it. That's life." The message was deleted twenty minutes later. There was no comment from the studio.
- The garage where Reed worked as a child is the same garage where Biff kept his car in *Back to the Future Part II* (1989).
- When Sue tracks the signal, the IP address “23.21.190.125” appears on the screen. This address leads to an online article about Latveria – Doom’s homeland.
- After Josh Trank finished working on his version of the film in 2014, the studio was dissatisfied with the director’s work and demanded reshoots. Reshoots were conducted in early 2015. Due to the costs of these reshoots, the filmmakers even had to forgo converting the film to 3D.
- The music playing in the film's trailer was also used as the theme song for the series «Murder on the Beach» (2013).
- In this film, the character The Creature was created using computer graphics for the first time. It is also the first film in which The Creature does not wear shoes or pants.
- Kiefer Sutherland and Bruce Willis were considered for the role of Ben Grimm.
- From the very beginning, Josh Trank wanted Michael B. Jordan to play the role of Johnny Storm.
- According to Toby Kebbell, the most difficult part of playing Doom for him was the character's voice.
- Sasha Peters auditioned for the role of Susan, but she was considered too young for the part. Samira Wiley was also considered for the role.
- 20th Century Fox Studios wanted Toby Kebbell to play Doom from the very beginning.
- Josh Trank originally planned for the film to be around 2 hours and 20 minutes long, but the studio ultimately decided to cut it down to 1 hour and 40 minutes.
- During post-production, the filmmakers decided to rename Harvey Elder to Dr. Allen, as they concluded that the character of Elder in the film had nothing in common with the Elder from the comics.
- The hospital in the film is named «Judith Trank Memorial». It was named in honor of director Josh Trank’s stepmother.
- During the filming of the movie in New Orleans, several of Josh Trank's small dogs, left in the house rented for him, caused $100,000 worth of property damage.
- Work on the film began as early as 2009, but there was no progress until Josh Trank joined the project.
- Christian Cooke auditioned for the role of Ben Grimm, but ultimately the role went to Jamie Bell.
- Initially, Marvel Studios offered Fox the rights to 'Daredevil' with all associated characters in exchange for 'Fantastic Four,' but Fox declined.
- Dumbots were originally planned to appear in the film, but were ultimately cut.
- The character of Viktor was originally conceived as a blogger with programming skills. However, in the final version of the film, references to him as a blogger were removed.
- In 2009, producer Akiva Goldsman and screenwriter Michael Green were attached to the project.
- The film was initially planned to be shot in Vancouver, but due to attractive tax incentives, filming was moved to Louisiana.
- In the film, the teacher jokes about Reed creating a flying car. In the comics, Reed Richards created the Fantasti-Car – a flying car that served as the Fantastic Four’s personal vehicle.
- Viktor suggests that the military could use another dimension as a prison for criminals. This is exactly what Reed did with the Negative Zone in the Marvel comic 'Civil War'.
- In the scene where Victor is sitting at a table with a large number of monitors, one of them displays footage from the game "Assassin's Creed: Syndicate" (2015).
- When Reed Richards hides in Panama, a mate drink can be noticed on his desk. While not common in Panama, this beverage is widely consumed in countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay.
- The scenes depicting Reed as a child take place in 2007. However, his computer and Nintendo 64 console are clearly outdated technology for that time.
- Victor was unaware of the others' abilities; he saw Sue use a force field to protect them while passing through the portal, but he definitely didn't know she could become invisible. However, when he begins to search for her, it's clear he is aware of this ability.
- In the scene where Reed explores the library, in some shots when he is shown through the bookshelves, his scar appears on the other side of his face.
- Sue's hairstyle and hair color change throughout the film. Her hair makes it easy to identify shots from reshoots, as she wore a wig then.
- Jamie Bell consulted with actor Andy Serkis, who was already well-versed in motion capture technology, while working on the role of the Creature.
- During filming, Jamie Bell wore a motion capture suit and stilts to match the Creature's height.
- Initially, the character of Victor von Doom in this film was conceived as hacker Viktor Domashov, who used the pseudonym “Doom” online. However, due to negative fan reaction, the supervillain’s image was brought closer to the classic version from the comics.
- Miles Teller, Kit Harington, Richard Madden, Anton Yelchin, and Jack O'Connell auditioned for the role of Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic). Adrian Brody and Jonathan Rhys Meyers were also considered for the role. Ultimately, the role went to Teller.
- On August 6, 2015, director Josh Trank, responding to negative press about the film, wrote on Twitter: "A year ago I had a fantastic version of this movie. And it would’ve gotten great reviews. But probably you’ll never see it. That’s life." The message was deleted twenty minutes later. There was no comment from the studio.
- The garage where Reed worked as a child is the same garage where Biff kept his car in 'Back to the Future Part II' (1989).
- The music used in the film's trailer was also used as the theme song for the series 'Broadchurch' (2013).
- The hospital in the film is named 'Judith Trank Memorial.' It was named in honor of director Josh Trank's stepmother.
- Initially, Marvel Studios offered Fox the rights to "Daredevil" with all related characters in exchange for "Fantastic Four," but Fox Studios declined.
- Originally, the character of Victor von Doom in this film was conceived as a hacker named Viktor Domashov, who used the alias "Doom" online. However, due to negative fan reaction, the supervillain's image was brought closer to the classic version from the comics.
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