Daughters of Darkness - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Daughters of Darkness"
Les Lèvres rouges (1971)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
6.208/10
212
212
6.144/10
1124
1124
6.5/10
8100
8100
Film crew
Director
Producer
Paul Collet
Producer
Henry Lange
Producer
Executive Producer
Alain-C. Guilleaume
Executive Producer
Editor
Denis Bonan
Editor
August Verschueren
Editor
Art Direction
Françoise Hardy
Art Direction
Makeup Artist
Ulli Ullrich
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Alain-C. Guilleaume
Associate Producer
Set Dresser
Henri Roesems
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Jean-Marc Turine
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Eduard van der Enden
Director of Photography
Property Master
Willy Dellaert
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Magda Reypens
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Alexandre de Paris
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Virginia Leirens
Still Photographer
Jan van Gastel
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Jacques Eippers
Sound Mixer
First Assistant Director
Paul Arias
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Erwin Gitt
Production Manager
Jean-Marie Bertrand
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Henri Morelle
Boom Operator
Costume Designer
Bernard Perris
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Jean Ferry
Screenplay
Assistant Editor
Daniel Devalk
Assistant Editor
Edith Shumann
Assistant Editor
Key Grip
Bob Lessennes
Key Grip
Location Manager
Paul Collet
Location Manager
Special Effects
Eugène Hendrickx
Special Effects
Thierry Hallard
Special Effects
Gaffer
Claude Decubber
Gaffer
Conductor
Assistant Makeup Artist
Pascale Kellen
Assistant Makeup Artist
Production Secretary
Michèle Mehary
Production Secretary
Wardrobe Supervisor
Marie-Paule Petignot
Wardrobe Supervisor
Sound Effects
Hans W. Kranski
Sound Effects
What's left behind the scenes
- At the insistence of Maya Films, the film's title for French release was changed from the original "Le rouge aux lèvres" to "Les Lèvres rouges." Later, a large number of different titles appeared in various countries for local release: from overtly exploitative—the Italian "Vestala di Satane" ("Satanic Virgins")—to more moderate—the English "The Promise of Red Lips" (an alternative title for British release)—to ambiguous—the English "Erzebeth, Blood Love" and the English "Children of the Night." The most frequently used version was for the American release—"Daughters of Darkness."
- The film was shot and dubbed entirely in English, despite the fact that the majority of the cast came from France, Germany, and Flanders (Belgium). Unlike most genre European films of the 1970s, no other actors were used for subsequent dubbing.
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