China Seas - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "China Seas"
China Seas (1935)
Timing:
1:27 (87 min)
6.3/10
32
32
6.805/10
254
254
6.9/10
3300
3300
Film crew
Director
Executive Producer
Writer
Monckton Hoffe
Writer
Maurice Revnes
Writer
Editor
William LeVanway
Editor
Art Direction
James Curtis Havens
Art Direction
David Townsend
Art Direction
Costume Design
Second Unit Director
James C. McKay
Second Unit Director
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Jack Virgil
Orchestrator
Paul Marquardt
Orchestrator
Charles Maxwell
Orchestrator
Leonid Raab
Orchestrator
Director of Photography
Assistant Art Director
Production Manager
Joe Cohn
Production Manager
Screenplay
James Kevin McGuinness
Screenplay
John Lee Mahin
Screenplay
Novel
Compositor
Edward Ward
Compositor
Special Effects
Assistant Director
Story Consultant
Sound
Visual Effects
Unit Manager
Frank Messenger
Unit Manager
Dialogue
Paul Hervey Fox
Dialogue
Assistant Camera
Ellsworth Fredericks
Assistant Camera
Ray Ramsey
Assistant Camera
What's left behind the scenes
- Two stuntmen nearly died during filming at the studio when they were washed away by 50 tons of water.
- Jean Harlow (1911-1937) filmed in a wig. Shortly before filming began, she had her hair cut short, but a wig could not be used in the scene where her character gets soaking wet, because it would be noticeable to viewers, so for a few seconds the actress is shown on screen with a shorter haircut and her natural hair color.
- While torturing Clark Gable's (1901-1960) character, the pirates use a device called the "Malay boot." This torture instrument was widely used in the Middle Ages, when the sole of the foot is placed between two metal plates, which move closer and closer together until they finally crush the bones.
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