Total Recall - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Total Recall"
Total Recall (1990)
Timing:
1:53 (113 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Buzz Feitshans
Producer
Executive Producer
Mario Kassar
Executive Producer
Casting
Valorie Massalas
Casting
Judy Taylor
Casting
Claudia Becker
Casting
Editor
Frank J. Urioste
Editor
Carlos Puente
Editor
Art Direction
James E. Tocci
Art Direction
José Rodríguez Granada
Art Direction
Costume Design
Erica Edell Phillips
Costume Design
Stunts
Tony Brubaker
Stunts
Freddie Hice
Stunts
Gerardo Albarrán
Stunts
Chere Rae
Stunts
Alejandro Avendano
Stunts
Clay Boss
Stunts
Andy Armstrong
Stunts
May Boss
Stunts
Simone Boisseree
Stunts
Bruce Paul Barbour
Stunts
Dickey Beer
Stunts
Marcia Holley
Stunts
Wayne Michaels
Stunts
Gary J. Wayton
Stunts
Lars Lundgren
Stunts
Gerardo Moreno
Stunts
Jordi Casares
Stunts
Roy E. Harrison
Stunts
Mike H. McGaughy
Stunts
Jose Gallegos
Stunts
Bronco McLoughlin
Stunts
Ignacio Carreño
Stunts
Ann Chatterton
Stunts
Buddy Gilyard
Stunts
Ed Hamilton
Stunts
Steve Picerni
Stunts
Jeff Jensen
Stunts
Mauricio Martínez
Stunts
Graeme Crowther
Stunts
Swan Hefner
Stunts
Bennie Moore
Stunts
Gábor Piroch
Stunts
David LeBell
Stunts
Fred Lerner
Stunts
Walter Robles
Stunts
Cherie Tash
Stunts
Wendy Leech
Stunts
Rafael Valdez
Stunts
Johnny Hock
Stunts
Gabriela Moreno
Stunts
Richard E. Butler
Stunts
Roger Callard
Stunts
A. Michael Lerner
Stunts
Gregg Sargeant
Stunts
David Webster
Stunts
Vince Deadrick Jr.
Stunts
Production Design
William Sandell
Production Design
Stunt Coordinator
Joel Kramer
Stunt Coordinator
Second Unit Director
Matthew Feitshans
Second Unit Director
Set Decoration
Robert Gould
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Craig Berkeley
Makeup Artist
Robin Weiss
Makeup Artist
Rosemary Campbell
Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
John Brilhante
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Aaron Rochin
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Dan Sharp
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Carlos Delarios
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Robert Fentress
Associate Producer
Elliot Schick
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Alexander Courage
Orchestrator
Set Dresser
J. Fernando Solorio
Set Dresser
Theresa Wachter
Set Dresser
Second Assistant Director
Efren del Moral
Second Assistant Director
Ileana Franco U.
Second Assistant Director
Íñigo Vallejo-Nájera
Second Assistant Director
Guillermo 'Memo' Carreño
Second Assistant Director
A. Hugo Gutierrez Cuellar
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Peter Kent
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Musician
Tom Boyd
Musician
Mike Deasy
Musician
Marc Bonilla
Musician
George Doering
Musician
John Barclay
Musician
Jerry Williams
Musician
Henry Schuman
Musician
Skaila Kanga
Musician
James Thatcher
Musician
Emil Richards
Musician
Perry Montague Mason
Musician
Don Williams
Musician
Allen Walley
Musician
Henry Lowther
Musician
Camera Operator
Steve Slocomb
Camera Operator
Anette Haellmigk
Camera Operator
Donald Bryant
Camera Operator
Carlos Montaño
Camera Operator
Costume Supervisor
Joan Thomas
Costume Supervisor
Makeup Department Head
Jeff Dawn
Makeup Department Head
Sound Effects Editor
David Bartlett
Sound Effects Editor
Michael J. Kohut
Sound Effects Editor
Donald Flick
Sound Effects Editor
James Christopher
Sound Effects Editor
George Simpson
Sound Effects Editor
Nicholas James
Sound Effects Editor
Assistant Art Director
Judy Cammer
Assistant Art Director
Neil Lamont
Assistant Art Director
Jonathan McKinstry
Assistant Art Director
Héctor Romero
Assistant Art Director
Property Master
Antonio Mata
Property Master
Visual Effects Supervisor
Script Supervisor
Trudy Ramirez
Script Supervisor
Lilia Soto Aragón
Script Supervisor
Electrician
Ignazio Maccarone
Electrician
Francisco Roble Mota
Electrician
Adolfo Lara
Electrician
Enrique Morales
Electrician
Set Costumer
Taneia Lednicky
Set Costumer
Supervising ADR Editor
Norman B. Schwartz
Supervising ADR Editor
Supervising Dialogue Editor
Scott A. Hecker
Supervising Dialogue Editor
Hairstylist
Michael White
Hairstylist
Character Designer
Special Effects Coordinator
Thomas L. Fisher
Special Effects Coordinator
Still Photographer
Visual Effects Producer
George Merkert
Visual Effects Producer
B.J. Rack
Visual Effects Producer
Mary Siceloff
Visual Effects Producer
Armorer
Tony Didio Jr.
Armorer
First Assistant Director
Miguel Lima
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Driver
John Downey
Driver
Production Manager
Anuar Badin
Production Manager
Terry Collis
Production Manager
Boom Operator
Fred Runner
Boom Operator
Screenplay
Set Designer
Miguel Chang
Set Designer
Carlos Echeverria
Set Designer
Marco Trentini
Set Designer
Foley Artist
Vanessa Theme Ament
Foley Artist
Propmaker
Mazzareno Sgolacchia
Propmaker
Construction Coordinator
Cal DiValerio
Construction Coordinator
Daniel R. Pemberton
Construction Coordinator
Bruce DiValerio
Construction Coordinator
Dialogue Editor
David A. Arnold
Dialogue Editor
Assistant Editor
Derek Brechin
Assistant Editor
Teressa Longo
Assistant Editor
Carlos Puente
Assistant Editor
Edgar Pavón
Assistant Editor
Florent Danny Retz
Assistant Editor
Mark Eggenweiler
Assistant Editor
Best Boy Grip
Gustavo Covarrubias
Best Boy Grip
Lighting Technician
David McMillan
Lighting Technician
Jesus 'Moroco' Gonzalez
Lighting Technician
Foley Editor
Judee Flick
Foley Editor
Steve Richardson
Foley Editor
Butch Wolf
Foley Editor
Matthew Harrison
Foley Editor
Props
Steven Ladish
Props
Steven Ladish
Props
Robert Miller
Props
Antonio Mata Jr.
Props
Key Grip
W.C. 'Chunky' Huse
Key Grip
Location Manager
Lily Flaschner
Location Manager
Anna Roth
Location Manager
Grip
Richard A. Anderson
Grip
Key Hair Stylist
Peter Tothpal
Key Hair Stylist
Leadman
Scott Bobbitt
Leadman
Carpenter
John R. Elliott
Carpenter
Scott Goodale
Carpenter
Warren Williams
Carpenter
Dominic Gerace
Carpenter
Construction Foreman
Thomas B. DiValerio
Construction Foreman
Daniel R. Pemberton
Construction Foreman
Assistant Set Decoration
Etta Leff
Assistant Set Decoration
Painter
Larry Clark
Painter
Marco Antonio Granados
Painter
Daniel Hermosillo
Painter
George E. Hanson
Painter
Carlos Romero
Painter
Enrique Lechuga
Painter
Francisco Marinas Romero
Painter
Special Effects
Scott R. Fisher
Special Effects
William Gregory Curtis
Special Effects
Dennis Pawlik
Special Effects
Margaret Prentice
Special Effects
Greg Figiel
Special Effects
Dale L. Martin
Special Effects
Tricia McFarlin
Special Effects
Art Pimentel
Special Effects
Henry Alvarez
Special Effects
Stephan Dupuis
Special Effects
Andy Perillo
Special Effects
Tamara Fites
Special Effects
Becky Ochoa
Special Effects
James Belohovek
Special Effects
Anthony Allen Barlow
Special Effects
Ted Koerner
Special Effects
Jim Rollins
Special Effects
Paul Wurtzel
Special Effects
Andrea Toste
Special Effects
Loran Soman
Special Effects
Vincent Prentice
Special Effects
Blake Torney
Special Effects
Robert DeVine
Special Effects
Gerald Endler
Special Effects
Music Supervisor
Steve Love
Music Supervisor
Casting Assistant
Joni Kearney
Casting Assistant
Special Effects Technician
Mike Elizalde
Special Effects Technician
Bruce Y. Kuroyama
Special Effects Technician
Mike Elizalde
Special Effects Technician
John Lundberg
Special Effects Technician
Roland Blancaflor
Special Effects Technician
Foley Mixer
David W. Alstadter
Foley Mixer
Production Controller
Jim Davidson
Production Controller
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Vincent Prentice
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Alfred Sousa
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Charles Carter
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Sculptor
Henry Alvarez
Sculptor
Gaffer
Bob Bremner
Gaffer
Enrique Morales
Gaffer
Ignazio Maccarone
Gaffer
Francisco Roble Mota
Gaffer
Music Editor
Kenneth Hall
Music Editor
Darrell Hall
Music Editor
Production Sound Mixer
Nelson Stoll
Production Sound Mixer
ADR Mixer
Dean Drabin
ADR Mixer
Video Assist Operator
Alan B. Samuels
Video Assist Operator
Second Unit Director of Photography
Álex Phillips Jr.
Second Unit Director of Photography
Storyboard Artist
Alfred Borg
Storyboard Artist
Giacomo G. Ghiazza
Storyboard Artist
Chris Buchinsky
Storyboard Artist
VFX Editor
Kathy Chasen-Hay
VFX Editor
C. Marie Davis
VFX Editor
First Assistant Camera
Hector M. Garcia Marin
First Assistant Camera
Guillermo Moysen
First Assistant Camera
Special Effects Assistant
Sergio Jara Jr.
Special Effects Assistant
Digital Compositor
Donna Tracy
Digital Compositor
Post Production Coordinator
Noori Dehnahi
Post Production Coordinator
Concept Artist
Additional Music
Marc Bonilla
Additional Music
Conductor
Post Production Supervisor
Michael R. Sloan
Post Production Supervisor
Conceptual Illustrator
Miles Teves
Conceptual Illustrator
Ron Miller
Conceptual Illustrator
Production Assistant
Eric Clarke
Production Assistant
Steve Lionetti
Production Assistant
Assistant Makeup Artist
Raúl Sarmiento
Assistant Makeup Artist
José Everardo Mora Barredo
Assistant Makeup Artist
VFX Artist
Tom L. Hutchinson
VFX Artist
Production Coordinator
Judith Goodman
Production Coordinator
Sound
Oscar Mitt
Sound
Visual Effects Coordinator
Carole A. Kenneally
Visual Effects Coordinator
Visual Effects Editor
Kathy Chasen-Hay
Visual Effects Editor
Production Secretary
Rosa Lilia Pérez Ortega
Production Secretary
Visual Effects
Elissa Bello
Visual Effects
David A. Poole
Visual Effects
Christopher Duddy
Visual Effects
Visual Effects Compositor
Marlo Pabon
Visual Effects Compositor
Screenstory
Jon Povill
Screenstory
ADR Editor
Hank Salerno
ADR Editor
Prop Maker
Michael W. Moore
Prop Maker
Best Boy Electric
Bill Thornhill
Best Boy Electric
Sound Recordist
Ezra Dweck
Sound Recordist
Security
Jorge Mancilla
Security
Second Assistant Camera
Teodoro García
Second Assistant Camera
Juan Manuel Priego
Second Assistant Camera
Assistant Sound Editor
Dana Gustafson
Assistant Sound Editor
Gina Spiro
Assistant Sound Editor
Susan Mazzei
Assistant Sound Editor
Doug Kent
Assistant Sound Editor
Rosemarie Wheeler
Assistant Sound Editor
Unit Manager
Juan Clemente Prosper
Unit Manager
Issy Shabtay
Unit Manager
Modeling
Thierry Coup
Modeling
George Trimmer
Modeling
Executive In Charge Of Production
James W. Kristoff
Executive In Charge Of Production
Matte Painter
Jesse Silver
Matte Painter
Transportation Captain
Alan Collis
Transportation Captain
David Trevino
Transportation Captain
Title Designer
Wayne Fitzgerald
Title Designer
Music Producer
Costume Illustrator
Haleen K. Holt
Costume Illustrator
Head of Production
Pablo Buelna
Head of Production
Wardrobe Master
Ismael Jardon
Wardrobe Master
Abel Melo
Wardrobe Master
Color Timer
Ron Lambert
Color Timer
Assistant Music Supervisor
Jason Bentley
Assistant Music Supervisor
Visual Effects Assistant Editor
Linda Renaud
Visual Effects Assistant Editor
Derrick Mitchell
Visual Effects Assistant Editor
VFX Production Coordinator
Laurel Schneider
VFX Production Coordinator
Roto Supervisor
James Valentine
Roto Supervisor
Assistant Set Dresser
Anna Sanchez Genard
Assistant Set Dresser
Special Props
Dragon Dronet
Special Props
Special Effects Manager
Richard Stutsman
Special Effects Manager
Extras Casting Assistant
Jorge Guerrero
Extras Casting Assistant
Supervising Sound Effects Editor
Executive Visual Effects Producer
Dobbie Schiff
Executive Visual Effects Producer
Music Arranger
Chris Boardman
Music Arranger
CGI Director
Tim McGovern
CGI Director
Score Engineer
Bruce Botnick
Score Engineer
Makeup Effects Designer
Creative Producer
David Rodgers
Creative Producer
Author
General Manager
Scott Ross
General Manager
Visual Effects Camera
Steve Slocomb
Visual Effects Camera
Rexford L. Metz
Visual Effects Camera
Patric Kenly
Visual Effects Camera
Production Illustrator
Steve Burg
Production Illustrator
Tim Flattery
Production Illustrator
Donna Cline
Production Illustrator
Ron Miller
Production Illustrator
Mentor Huebner
Production Illustrator
Additional Visual Effects
C. Marie Davis
Additional Visual Effects
VFX Director of Photography
Paul Gentry
VFX Director of Photography
Storyboard
Giacomo G. Ghiazza
Storyboard
Cableman
Heriberto Cárdenas
Cableman
Creature Effects Technical Director
Erick Geisler
Creature Effects Technical Director
Assistant Sound Designer
Jason King
Assistant Sound Designer
Special Sound Effects
Alan Howarth
Special Sound Effects
John Pospisil
Special Sound Effects
Short Story
Presenter
Mario Kassar
Presenter
Mechanical Designer
Philip Bartko
Mechanical Designer
Script Editor
Steven Pressfield
Script Editor
Special Effects Best Boy
Rich E. Cordobes
Special Effects Best Boy
Director of Operations
Melissa Smith
Director of Operations
What's left behind the scenes
- 'Total Recall' is a film adaptation of Philip K. Dick's short story 'We Will Remember It For You'.
- The film's screenplay was in development for 10 years.
- Richard Dreyfuss initially worked on the screenplay, and David Cronenberg worked on it at a later stage.
- David Cronenberg wrote 12 versions of the screenplay.
- The film's producer, Ronald Shusett, wanted to create 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' set on Mars.
- Arnold Schwarzenegger initially wanted to get the lead role. William Hurt and Patrick Swayze also auditioned for the part.
- Dino De Laurentiis' studio was handling the project's implementation. Sets were already being built in Australia when De Laurentiis' company went bankrupt.
- After Carolco took over, the lead role was given to Schwarzenegger.
- After Arnold Schwarzenegger was cast, the unassuming clerk Quail was transformed into the muscular construction worker Quaid, and the film's ending was rewritten.
- After watching the film 'RoboCop' (1987), Arnold Schwarzenegger personally secured the approval of the script and crew, and insisted that Paul Verhoeven direct the film.
- Robert Picardo voiced Johnnycab, and the robot itself was created based on Robert's appearance.
- The largest advertising posters visible in the scene where Quaid exits the subway are real billboards that were located near the 'Insurgentes' station in Mexico City. The most prominent of these are Fuji Film and Coca Cola.
- The original version of the film received an 'X' rating due to excessive violence on screen. The film was subsequently re-edited: the most brutal moments were cut, and new camera angles were used. The shootout in the subway, where Quaid uses a human body as a shield against bullets, underwent the most additional editing. Eventually, the film received an 'R' rating.
- According to the diagram shown to Quaid in 'Recall', space travel becomes less safe with each passing year.
- The rights to adapt the story were purchased in 1974, but it took 16 years for the film to finally reach cinema screens.
- A work pass to "Pyramidal Mines" on Mars can be seen in Quaid's metal briefcase.
- The entire film crew suffered food poisoning during filming, with the exceptions of Arnold Schwarzenegger, who only ate food delivered from the US, and Ronald Shusett, who took extreme personal hygiene measures, such as brushing his teeth exclusively with boiled water.
- The miniature models used to film the Martian landscapes were made based on photographs of the Martian surface.
- Kurtwood Smith was offered the role of Richter, but he declined, as he found it too similar to his character in "RoboCop" (1987).
- The role of Douglas Quaid was offered to Christopher Reeve.
- In early versions of the script, the main character was named Douglas Quail, just as in Philip K. Dick's story. However, at the time of filming, Dan Quayle was the Vice President of the United States. This was likely the main reason for changing Arnold Schwarzenegger's character's name.
- Initially, Richard Rush was supposed to direct the film. Bruce Beresford was also considered as a director.
- The shootout in the subway was filmed at the Chabacano station in Mexico City. The only addition to the natural scenery was signage and station names in English.
- David Cronenberg was supposed to direct the film. To do so, he relinquished the director's chair for 'The Fly' (1986), which, in turn, Robert Bierman was supposed to direct. However, Robert later left the project, and David, due to the protracted pre-production, also relinquished his directorial duties on 'Total Recall' and returned to directing 'The Fly'.
- Jeff Bridges, Matthew Broderick, and Richard Dreyfuss were considered for the role of Quaid.
- According to editor Frank J. Urioste, panoramic shots of the city on Mars were not originally planned, as producers believed they were too expensive and could lead to a budget overrun. Frank shared this problem with Arnold Schwarzenegger, who managed to convince the producers to film these scenes.
- In the subway scene where Arnold Schwarzenegger breaks the train car window and jumps onto the train, a small charge of explosives was used. However, in one of the takes, the explosives failed to detonate, and Schwarzenegger actually broke the glass with his hand.
- It took 15 puppeteers to control Quato's movements.
- The name Quato comes from the Spanish word “cuate,” which means double.
- When Quaid is shown pictures on a monitor in 'Recall,' one of them depicts the very reactor on Mars.
- The device used by Michael Champion (Helm) to locate Quaid was created by Casio.
- The film contains several references to the no less famous work of another popular author – “The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy” by Douglas Adams. One of these is the towel wrapped around Quaid's head during the chase on Earth. It was in “The Guide” that it was stated: “To hide from pursuers, wrap a towel around your head.”
- In reality, when a person enters open space or a vacuum, their eyes cannot burst, as shown in the film. A person remains in a normal state for approximately 10-20 seconds, allowing them to return to a safe place. But even if they do not return, they will still be alive for approximately a minute, although unconscious. The only problem that could arise is the rupture of eardrums and possible blindness (if the eyeballs remain intact).
- When Quaid is dressed as a fat woman, the passport he hands to the guard is the real passport of Priscilla Allen, who played the fat woman.
- The scene in which Dr. Edgemar (Roy Brooksmit) explains to Quaid that he is in a dream state is based on the scene between Paul Newman and Ludwig Donath in the film “Torn Curtain” (1966). Some camera angles precisely replicate the Hitchcock picture.
- During filming, Sharon Stone complained to Paul Verhoeven that she was unsure whether her character was a figment of Doug Quaid's imagination or if her character was actually married to Doug.
- In the scene where the protagonist runs home after the attack, he shows his wife his hands – they are covered in blood. A few seconds later, when he takes off his jacket, it is noticeable that there is no blood on his hands.
- "Total Recall" is based on the short story "We Will Remember It For You" by Philip K. Dick.
- Film producer Ronald Shusett wanted to create "Raiders of the Lost Ark" set on Mars.
- After watching "RoboCop" (1987), Arnold Schwarzenegger personally pushed for the script to be approved, insisted on the cast and crew, and demanded that Paul Verhoeven direct the film.
- The largest billboards visible in the scene where Quaid exits the subway are real billboards that were located near the "Insurgentes" station in Mexico City. The most prominent of these are Fuji Film and Coca Cola.
- Kurtwood Smith was offered the role of Richter, but he declined, as he considered it too similar to his character in the film "RoboCop" (1987).
- The shootout in the subway was filmed at the Chabacano station in Mexico City. The only addition to the natural scenery was signage and station names in English.
- David Cronenberg was supposed to direct the film. To do so, he relinquished the director's chair for "The Fly" (1986), which Robert Bierman was then slated to direct. However, Robert later left the project, and David, due to the prolonged pre-production, also gave up his directorial duties on "Total Recall" and returned to directing "The Fly".
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