Easy Rider - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Easy Rider"
Easy Rider (1969)
Timing:
1:36 (96 min)
7.1/10
2166
2166
7.62/10
20421
20421
7.2/10
123000
123000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Executive Producer
Bert Schneider
Executive Producer
Writer
Editor
Donn Cambern
Editor
Art Direction
Jeremy Kay
Art Direction
Makeup Artist
Virgil Frye
Makeup Artist
Associate Producer
William Hayward
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Len Marsal
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Property Master
Robert O'Neil
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Electrician
Foster K. Denker
Electrician
Still Photographer
Peter Sorel
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Le Roy Robbins
Sound Mixer
Production Manager
Paul Lewis
Production Manager
Boom Operator
James Contrares
Boom Operator
Screenplay
Assistant Editor
Stan Siegel
Assistant Editor
Key Grip
Thomas Ramsey
Key Grip
Special Effects
Steve Karkus
Special Effects
Songs
Mars Bonfire
Songs
Gaffer
Richmond L. Aguilar
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Paul Lewis
Assistant Director
Best Boy Electric
Melton C. Maxwell
Best Boy Electric
Generator Operator
Guy Badger
Generator Operator
Creature Design
Robert Vincent O'Neil
Creature Design
James Contrares
Creature Design
Assistant Camera
Peter Heiser, Jr.
Assistant Camera
Post Production Producer
Marilyn Schlossberg
Post Production Producer
What's left behind the scenes
- In many scenes of the film, the actors smoked real marijuana, but powdered sugar was used as a substitute for cocaine.
- Captain America’s motorcycle was very difficult to handle. During the filming of one scene, Jack Nicholson (who was sitting on the back seat) pressed his knees so hard against Fonda to maintain his balance that he broke one of his ribs.
- Captain America's chopper became the most expensive motorcycle in the world. In October 2014, during a very heated auction, the motorcycle was sold for a staggering $1.35 million.
- In 1998, the Library of Congress added the film to the National Film Registry for its cultural, historical, or aesthetic significance.
- The role of the lawyer was originally written for Terry Southern's friend, actor Rip Torn. During a meeting between Torn, Funds, and Hopper, the latter spoke disparagingly about rednecks he had encountered while traveling through the South, which greatly offended Torn, a Southerner. The argument nearly escalated into a fight. As a result, Torn left the project, and the role went to Nicholson.
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