Fearless - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Fearless"
霍元甲 (2006)
Timing:
1:43 (103 min)
7.507/10
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8.046/10
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7.6/10
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Bill Kong Chi-Keung
Producer
Yang Buting
Producer
Casting
Ean Tang
Casting
Editor
Virginia Katz
Editor
Richard Learoyd
Editor
Art Direction
Yang Zhanjia
Art Direction
Costume Design
Thomas Chong
Costume Design
Production Design
Kenneth Mak Kwok-Keung
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Pingjie Peng
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Chris David
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Marshall Garlington
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Co-Producer
Han Sanping
Co-Producer
Chui Po-Chu
Co-Producer
Associate Producer
Philip Lee
Associate Producer
Zhang Xia
Associate Producer
Shi Dongming
Associate Producer
Wai Sum Shia
Associate Producer
Cao Biao
Associate Producer
Jiang Tao
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Sachiko Miyano
Orchestrator
Second Assistant Director
Sean Xiao Liu
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Kun Ju
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Poon Hang-Sang
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
Donald Flick
Sound Effects Editor
Bryan O. Watkins
Sound Effects Editor
Bill R. Dean
Sound Effects Editor
Steve Nelson
Sound Effects Editor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Victor Wong
Visual Effects Supervisor
Supervising ADR Editor
Bobbi Banks
Supervising ADR Editor
First Assistant Director
Chiu Wah Lee
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Helen Li
Production Manager
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Ian Slater
First Assistant Editor
Michael G. England
First Assistant Editor
Foley Artist
Laura Macias
Foley Artist
Vince Nicastro
Foley Artist
Sound Designer
Jay Nierenberg
Sound Designer
Stephen P. Robinson
Sound Designer
Richard E. Yawn
Sound Designer
Dialogue Editor
Robert Troy
Dialogue Editor
Susan Kurtz
Dialogue Editor
Stephanie Flack
Dialogue Editor
First Assistant Sound Editor
Nancy Barker
First Assistant Sound Editor
Lighting Technician
Wai-Keung Wong
Lighting Technician
Foley Editor
Donald L. Warner Jr.
Foley Editor
Foley Supervisor
Solange S. Schwalbe
Foley Supervisor
Foley Mixer
Shawn Kennelly
Foley Mixer
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Mark Garbarino
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Assistant Director
Kenneth Siao Wai-Keung
Assistant Director
Music Editor
Zigmund Gron
Music Editor
Production Sound Mixer
Wu Lala
Production Sound Mixer
ADR Mixer
Eric Thompson
ADR Mixer
ADR Recordist
Chris Navarro
ADR Recordist
Additional Writing
Li Feng
Additional Writing
Bin Wang
Additional Writing
Conductor
Post Production Supervisor
Michael Toji
Post Production Supervisor
Zara Park
Post Production Supervisor
Production Coordinator
Tekin Cetinkaya
Production Coordinator
Stephanie Pan Ying
Production Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
Neil Greenberg
Visual Effects Editor
Line Producer
Liu Erdong
Line Producer
Sound Recordist
Martin Schloemer
Sound Recordist
Assistant Sound Editor
Anthony Rozankovic
Assistant Sound Editor
Publicist
Winston Emano
Publicist
David Magdael
Publicist
Flax Glor
Publicist
Action Director
Translator
Bobby White
Translator
Martial Arts Choreographer
Color Timer
Chris Regan
Color Timer
Theme Song Performance
Art Designer
Yang Zhanjia
Art Designer
Assistant Sound Designer
Jon DeStefano
Assistant Sound Designer
What's left behind the scenes
- In one scene, Australian giant Nathan Jones slipped and lost several teeth. But this didn't throw him off, he refused the help of dentists and continued filming.
- Nathan Jones truly got into his role. For example, in one take, he picked up and threw one actor onto the floor so powerfully that the poor man had to be taken to the hospital with broken ribs.
- Nathan Jones is 2.12 meters tall. Chinese hotels don't provide lying-down spaces for such titans, so Jones had to move three beds to lie down.
- To stay in shape, Nathan Jones ate 6 times a day, drank mineral water by the liter, and did 150 push-ups at the first break.
- Brandon Lee fainted right during filming. Apparently, it was because his costume was too tight.
- Brandon Lee insisted that the weapon, a thin, long stick known as a 'mao,' be fitted with a sharp tip, otherwise it would just look ridiculous. He decided to demonstrate his accuracy using one of the stuntmen, who was supposed to hold a stack of newspapers three meters away from him. He lunged… and the weapon hit right in the middle of the stack of newspapers.
- Michelle Yeoh had a very small role that was ultimately cut to reduce the runtime.
- Ho Yuanjia in the film has no descendants after the murder of his daughter. In reality, Ho is a grandfather of 7 grandchildren and a great-grandfather of 11 great-grandchildren.
- In one scene, Australian giant Nathan Jones slipped and lost several teeth. But this didn't throw him off course; he refused the help of dentists and continued filming.
- Nathan Jones truly got into his role. For example, in one take, he lifted and threw an actor onto the floor with such force that the poor man had to be taken to the hospital with broken ribs.
- Nathan Jones is 2.12 meters tall. Chinese hotels do not provide beds for such titans, so Jones had to move three beds together to lie down.
- To stay in shape, Nathan Jones ate six times a day, drank mineral water by the liter, and did 150 push-ups during the very first break.
- Jet Li refused to perform some of the fight choreographer's planned moves for ethical reasons. Elements such as a slap and a headbutt seemed too inappropriate to the actor with regard to Europeans and Americans.
- Sido Nakamura did not know Mandarin, but the role required him to pronounce phrases in it. Although Ronnie Yu advised the actor to simply memorize the phrases, Nakamura hired a tutor to learn the language. Ironically, he watched a Chinese channel at the hotel to improve his Mandarin, but after a while, the Chinese crew members told the actor that the channel broadcast in Cantonese.
- Anthony De Longis and Jet Li broke at least 6 swords during the filming of their fight scene.
- Anthony De Longis gifted Jet Li a real Spanish sword the day after filming wrapped.
- Brandon Ree fainted right during filming, apparently because his costume was too tight.
- Brandon Ree insisted that the weapon in the form of a thin, long stick, known as a 'mao,' be equipped with a sharp tip, otherwise it would just look ridiculous. He decided to demonstrate his accuracy using one of the stuntmen, who was supposed to hold a stack of newspapers three meters away from him. He lunged… and the weapon hit the center of the newspaper stack.
- Michelle Yeoh had a very small role that was ultimately cut to reduce the runtime.
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