Solo: A Star Wars Story - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Solo: A Star Wars Story"
Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)
Timing:
2:15 (135 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Allison Shearmur
Producer
Executive Producer
Jason McGatlin
Executive Producer
Writer
Casting
Jeanne McCarthy
Casting
Nicole Abellara Hallman
Casting
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Dominic Tuohy
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Gary Tomkins
Art Direction
Tom Whitehead
Art Direction
Alex Baily
Art Direction
Stephen Swain
Art Direction
Peter Dorme
Art Direction
Tom Weaving
Art Direction
Ashley Lamont
Art Direction
Andrew Palmer
Art Direction
Oliver Carroll
Art Direction
Oliver Roberts
Art Direction
Costume Design
Glyn Dillon
Costume Design
Stunts
Mickey Facchinello
Stunts
Ashley Beck
Stunts
Pete Ford
Stunts
Joe Watts
Stunts
Aidan Brindle
Stunts
Michael Byrch
Stunts
Luke Tumber
Stunts
Josh Dyer
Stunts
Ryan Stuart
Stunts
Ben Wright
Stunts
George Kirby
Stunts
Rachael Evelyn
Stunts
Annabel Wood
Stunts
Varpu Kronholm
Stunts
Leonard Woodcock
Stunts
Production Design
Neil Lamont
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Emma Baker
Second Unit Director
John Swartz
Second Unit Director
Jacob Wood
Second Unit Director
Lori Emily Brown
Second Unit Director
Aimee Hall
Second Unit Director
Ashley Wild
Second Unit Director
Makeup Artist
Amanda Knight
Makeup Artist
Cat Corderoy
Makeup Artist
Amy Elliot
Makeup Artist
Fiona Walsh
Makeup Artist
Deborah Taylor
Makeup Artist
María Digna Balsa
Makeup Artist
Chloe Grice
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tim Nielsen
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David Parker
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Unit Production Manager
Susan Towner
Unit Production Manager
Juan Cano Nono
Unit Production Manager
Co-Producer
Kiri Hart
Co-Producer
Susan Towner
Co-Producer
John Swartz
Co-Producer
Will Allegra
Co-Producer
Rob Bredow
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Toby Hefferman
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Rick Giovinazzo
Orchestrator
Randy Kerber
Orchestrator
Andrew Kinney
Orchestrator
Tommy Laurence
Orchestrator
Geoff Lawson
Orchestrator
Set Dresser
Dean Clements
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Annabelle Le Gresley
Second Assistant Director
Joey Coughlin
Second Assistant Director
Katharina Hofmann
Second Assistant Director
Robert Madden
Second Assistant Director
Clare Glass
Second Assistant Director
Scott Bunce
Second Assistant Director
Andy Madden
Second Assistant Director
Mark Cockren
Second Assistant Director
David Keadell
Second Assistant Director
Ben Quirk
Second Assistant Director
Maria Moss
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Richard Cetrone
Stunt Double
Christina Low
Stunt Double
Zarene Dallas
Stunt Double
Fight Choreographer
Director of Photography
Pilot
Marc Wolff
Pilot
Camera Operator
Oliver Loncraine
Camera Operator
Stefan Stankowski
Camera Operator
Stamos Triantafyllos
Camera Operator
Simon Finney
Camera Operator
Steadicam Operator
Peter Wignall
Steadicam Operator
Sound Effects Editor
Justin Doyle
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
Liam Georgensen
Assistant Art Director
Jonathan Marin Socas
Assistant Art Director
Patrick Harris
Assistant Art Director
Alex Bowens
Assistant Art Director
Gavin Dean
Assistant Art Director
Andrew Proctor
Assistant Art Director
Darren Tubby
Assistant Art Director
Matthew Kerly
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
Jamie Wilkinson
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard Bain
Visual Effects Supervisor
Julian Foddy
Visual Effects Supervisor
Joseph Kasparian
Visual Effects Supervisor
Rob Bredow
Visual Effects Supervisor
François Lambert
Visual Effects Supervisor
Chris Morley
Visual Effects Supervisor
Greg Kegel
Visual Effects Supervisor
Patrick Tubach
Visual Effects Supervisor
Nigel Sumner
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising Sound Editor
Tim Nielsen
Supervising Sound Editor
Script Supervisor
Susie Jones
Script Supervisor
Sheila Waldron
Script Supervisor
Laura Miles
Script Supervisor
Roxanne Cuenca
Script Supervisor
Sharon Mansfield
Script Supervisor
Aerial Director of Photography
Hans Bjerno
Aerial Director of Photography
Adam Dale
Aerial Director of Photography
Hairstylist
Lisa Tomblin
Hairstylist
Siân Miller
Hairstylist
Nadine Mann
Hairstylist
Special Effects Coordinator
Alicia Davies
Special Effects Coordinator
Still Photographer
Jonathan Olley
Still Photographer
Animation Supervisor
Chris Lentz
Animation Supervisor
Matt Shumway
Animation Supervisor
Visual Effects Producer
Louise Bertrand
Visual Effects Producer
TJ Falls
Visual Effects Producer
Yanick Wilisky
Visual Effects Producer
Janet Lewin
Visual Effects Producer
Sophie Cullen
Visual Effects Producer
First Assistant Director
Dominic Fysh
First Assistant Director
Toby Hefferman
First Assistant Director
Tom Edmondson
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Stella Atkinson
Assistant Costume Designer
Vivienne Jones
Assistant Costume Designer
Production Manager
Damian Anderson
Production Manager
Fabio Massimo Dell'Orco
Production Manager
Federico Santangelo
Production Manager
Nick Fulton
Production Manager
Ben Dixon
Production Manager
Adam Teeuw
Production Manager
Zachary Gold
Production Manager
Pietro Gallo
Production Manager
Karl Caffrey
Production Manager
Allie C. Greene
Production Manager
Beatriz Fluxa
Production Manager
Stephanie Peters
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Orin Beaton
Boom Operator
Robin Gerrard
Boom Operator
Michael Lee Taylor
Boom Operator
Set Designer
Heather Noble
Set Designer
First Assistant Editor
Laurence Johnson
First Assistant Editor
Tom Kemplen
First Assistant Editor
Sound Designer
Art Department Coordinator
Andrea Carter
Art Department Coordinator
Assistant Editor
Patrick J. Barry
Assistant Editor
Lighting Technician
Nikos Kalimerakis
Lighting Technician
Harlon Haveland
Lighting Technician
Billy Dunn
Lighting Technician
Aaron Dunning
Lighting Technician
Lee Perkins
Lighting Technician
Foley Editor
Dee Selby
Foley Editor
First Assistant "A" Camera
Jake Marcuson
First Assistant "A" Camera
Key Grip
Gary Hymns
Key Grip
Key Hair Stylist
Francesca Crowder
Key Hair Stylist
Set Production Assistant
Lori Emily Brown
Set Production Assistant
Assistant Set Decoration
Jo Graysmark
Assistant Set Decoration
Characters
Special Effects Technician
Jamie Campbell
Special Effects Technician
David Poole
Special Effects Technician
Third Assistant Director
Emily Thomas
Third Assistant Director
Daire Glynn
Third Assistant Director
Kingsley Hoskins
Third Assistant Director
Marlon Beyer Rieger
Third Assistant Director
Glen Carroll
Third Assistant Director
Thomas Bentley
Third Assistant Director
Stephanie Jolly
Third Assistant Director
Vanluke Watson
Third Assistant Director
Donald E G Bentley
Third Assistant Director
James J. Reid
Third Assistant Director
Catherine Laine
Third Assistant Director
Óscar Santamaría
Third Assistant Director
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Jodi Corpe
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Gaffer
Perry Evans
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Sophie Roberts
Assistant Director
Simon White
Assistant Director
Andrew Richards
Assistant Director
Toby Hefferman
Assistant Director
Sarah Lawrence
Assistant Director
María Herrera Badía
Assistant Director
Fintan O'Brien
Assistant Director
Benjamin Parry
Assistant Director
Music Editor
Ryan Rubin
Music Editor
Jack Dolman
Music Editor
ADR Mixer
Robert Edwards
ADR Mixer
Second Unit Director of Photography
Tim Wooster
Second Unit Director of Photography
Storyboard Artist
Tracey Wilson
Storyboard Artist
Assistant Unit Manager
Nevio De Conti
Assistant Unit Manager
In Memory Of
Allison Shearmur
In Memory Of
Additional Music
Batu Sener
Additional Music
Post Production Supervisor
Mark Harris
Post Production Supervisor
David E. Hall
Post Production Supervisor
Production Assistant
Gary Bunn
Production Assistant
Manuel Díaz Herrero
Production Assistant
Danny Triphook
Production Assistant
Unit Publicist
Stacy Mann
Unit Publicist
Production Coordinator
Katie Byles
Production Coordinator
Tailor
Phoebe Allies
Tailor
Drone Operator
Angus Benson-Blair
Drone Operator
Visual Effects Coordinator
Joanie Croteau
Visual Effects Coordinator
Martine Losier
Visual Effects Coordinator
Karina Mariano
Visual Effects Coordinator
Alexandra Fahey
Visual Effects Coordinator
Simon Bennett-Leyh
Visual Effects Coordinator
Catherine Lecavalier
Visual Effects Coordinator
Cecy Falls
Visual Effects Coordinator
Daniel Tan
Visual Effects Coordinator
Chan Phui Yung
Visual Effects Coordinator
Alexandra Henley
Visual Effects Coordinator
Kelsey Davidson
Visual Effects Coordinator
James Yeoman
Visual Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
Phil Eldridge
Visual Effects Editor
Line Producer
Fabio Massimo Dell'Orco
Line Producer
Marco Valerio Pugini
Line Producer
Andreas Wentz
Line Producer
CG Supervisor
Celia Jepson
CG Supervisor
ADR Editor
Steve Slanec
ADR Editor
VFX Supervisor
Nigel Sumner
VFX Supervisor
Greg Kegel
VFX Supervisor
Patrick Tubach
VFX Supervisor
ADR Voice Casting
Terri Douglas
ADR Voice Casting
Costume Coordinator
Eve Walker
Costume Coordinator
Wardrobe Supervisor
Joanna Campbell Lynch
Wardrobe Supervisor
Neil Murphy
Wardrobe Supervisor
Visual Effects Art Director
Unit Manager
Drew Payne
Unit Manager
Gabor Agoston
Unit Manager
Lighting Artist
Melissa Almeida
Lighting Artist
Second Unit
Chris Grundy
Second Unit
Zoe Tough
Second Unit
Standby Property Master
Buddie Wilkinson
Standby Property Master
Standby Carpenter
Paul Jones
Standby Carpenter
Assistant Production Manager
Teodora Ilie
Assistant Production Manager
Jacopo Marras
Assistant Production Manager
Draughtsman
Rebecca White
Draughtsman
Aerial Camera
Adam Sculthorp
Aerial Camera
Darren Miller
Aerial Camera
Creature Design
Adrian Falconer
Creature Design
Aerial Coordinator
Marc Wolff
Aerial Coordinator
Lucia Foster Found
Aerial Coordinator
Creature Technical Director
Neal Scanlan
Creature Technical Director
Randall Bahnsen
Creature Technical Director
Valter Sagrillo
Creature Technical Director
Waikit Wan
Creature Technical Director
Tanner Scott
Creature Technical Director
Michael Corcoran
Creature Technical Director
Dan Camp
Creature Technical Director
Compositing Artist
Sherry Hitch
Compositing Artist
Sound Re-Recording Assistant
Danielle Dupre
Sound Re-Recording Assistant
Music Arranger
Tom Brown
Music Arranger
Animatronics Designer
Chris Clarke
Animatronics Designer
Peter Hawkins
Animatronics Designer
Gary Merrington
Animatronics Designer
Simon Northcott
Animatronics Designer
Paul Vincett
Animatronics Designer
Giles Hannagan
Animatronics Designer
Fiona Barnes
Animatronics Designer
Sherri Hazzard
Animatronics Designer
Alan Murphy
Animatronics Designer
Joshua Lee
Animatronics Designer
Steve Wright
Animatronics Designer
Marine Coordinator
Ian Creed
Marine Coordinator
Russian Arm Operator
Toby Plaskitt
Russian Arm Operator
What's left behind the scenes
- The first actor that directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller considered for the role of young Han Solo was Alden Ehrenreich. In July 2016, the directors admitted that other actors also auditioned and were suitable for the role, however, 'that very first guy was the best.' Ultimately, Ehrenreich was approved for the role.
- The casting for the role of Han Solo was the longest since the time when Universal searched for an actor for the role of Christian Grey in the melodrama 'Fifty Shades of Grey'.
- Initially, Josh Trank was slated to direct the film following «Rogue One: A Star Wars Story» (Gareth Edwards, 2016), but these plans fell through due to the complete box office failure of his film «Fantastic Four» (2015).
- In June 2017, with the majority of the work on the project already completed (only three weeks of principal photography remained), Phil Lord and Christopher Miller left the project. Lord and Miller had significant disagreements with producer Kathleen Kennedy, screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan, and other members of Lucasfilm regarding the direction and overall tone of the film. Miller and Lord favored actor improvisation and wanted more humor in the film, while Kasdan preferred the actors to adhere more closely to the script. To complete the project, director Ron Howard was brought on board. However, Howard ultimately reshot over 80 percent of the footage.
- This is the first film in which Chewbacca has one of the leading roles. Therefore, 8 costumes and 10 heads were created for him.
- Harrison Ford said he had seen the film and really enjoyed it, but he didn't attend the premiere so as not to overshadow Alden Ehrenreich, who played young Han Solo.
- Alden Ehrenreich brought a manual for operating the Millennium Falcon to the set to figure out the sequence and which buttons to press on the control panel during the takeoff scene.
- The scars on the face of the character played by Paul Bettany (who plays Dryden Vos) were added during post-production. According to the actor himself, he had no idea about this detail until director Ron Howard sent him a picture.
- Han talks to Chewbacca in Wookiee language. This is the first time someone other than a Wookiee speaks the language, and the first time a translation of it is shown on screen with subtitles.
- The droid L3-37’s appearance is due to a combination of props and computer effects. The actress playing the role, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, wore a costume consisting of the droid’s head, chest, legs, and arms, with a tight-fitting green suit underneath. During post-production, the green suit was digitally removed and replaced with mechanical elements (such as wires and cables).
- According to Ron Howard, he considers his wife, Cheryl Howard, his good luck charm and consistently tries to give her at least a cameo in all his films. She also filmed a scene for this movie, but it didn’t make the final cut. Howard once complained about this to his friends – special effects artists from Industrial Light & Magic. They then filmed her against a green screen and inserted the image into the scene in the spaceport, when Han is looking at a hologram. Cheryl Howard can be seen in the crowd (in the place of the droid demonstrating the hologram).
- It is claimed that Ron Howard was offered the opportunity to direct “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace” (George Lucas, 1999), but he declined. Eighteen years later, he accepted the offer to direct this film, although it took some convincing from his wife, Cheryl Howard, who said that if he refused again, he would regret it for the rest of his life.
- Han Solo has a scar on his chin, which is only faintly visible in certain angles. The makeup artists applied the scar to the actor, recreating the scar on Harrison Ford’s face, which is visible in all the films of the “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” franchises.
- The worn-out Wookies in the mines on the planet Kessel were created using a mold of Chewbacca's head and applying various combinations of colors, bald spots, and scars to emphasize the differences between individuals and the hardships and trials they had endured.
- Operator Bradford Young worked closely with the company "Panavision". This is how he acquired old lenses, which he used to age the image. Among other things, Young removed the anti-reflective coating from the lenses and made some other changes so that the picture didn't look too perfect and flawless.
- The exterior sets of the starship "Millennium Falcon" weighed 31 tons and were moved using cranes.
- The Corellian hounds were brought to life using real dogs in special costumes and puppets, as well as special effects (animated facial movements).
- A whole year was spent brainstorming and creating the famous helmet worn by Enfys Nest. Some of its early sketches were used for the helmets of the Cloud Riders.
- Darth Maul's appearance was kept top secret, so Ray Park, the actor who played him, was transported to Pinewood Studios in a limousine with tinted windows and filmed in a section of the set isolated from everyone else.
- The first actor that directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller considered for the role of young Han Solo was Alden Ehrenreich. In July 2016, the directors admitted that other actors also auditioned and were suitable for the role, however, "that very first guy was the best." Ultimately, Ehrenreich was approved for the role.
- The casting of Han Solo was the longest since Universal searched for an actor to play Christian Grey in the melodrama "Fifty Shades of Grey."
- Initially, Josh Trank was slated to direct the film following “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” (Gareth Edwards, 2016), but those plans fell through due to the complete box office failure of his film “Fantastic Four” (2015).
- According to Ron Howard, he considers his wife Cheryl Howard his lucky charm and consistently tries to give her at least a cameo in all his films. She also filmed a scene for this film, but it was ultimately cut. Howard once complained about this to his friends – special effects artists from Industrial Light & Magic. They then filmed her against a green screen and inserted the image into the scene in the spaceport when Han is looking at a hologram. Cheryl Howard can be seen in the crowd (in the place of the droid demonstrating the hologram).
- Han Solo has a scar on his chin, which is only barely visible in certain angles. The scar was applied to the actor by makeup artists, recreating the scar on Harrison Ford’s face, which is visible in all films of the “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” franchises.
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