Hellbound: Hellraiser II - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Hellbound: Hellraiser II"
Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)
Timing:
1:37 (97 min)
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Film crew
Director
Producer
Christopher Figg
Producer
Executive Producer
Christopher Webster
Executive Producer
Casting
Doreen Jones
Casting
Editor
Richard Marden
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Graham Longhurst
Special Effects Supervisor
Art Direction
Andy Harris
Art Direction
Costume Design
Jane Wildgoose
Costume Design
Stunts
Bronco McLoughlin
Stunts
Production Design
Michael Buchanan
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Aileen Seaton
Makeup Artist
Key Makeup Artist
Aileen Seaton
Key Makeup Artist
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Otto Snel
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Michael A. Carter
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Kevin Taylor
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
David Barron
Associate Producer
Orchestrator
Second Assistant Director
Kieron Phipps
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Robin Vidgeon
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
David Worley
Camera Operator
Sound Effects Editor
Property Master
Ron Allett
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Libbie Barr
Script Supervisor
Electrician
Jack Collins
Electrician
Andy Curling
Electrician
Ray Wardley
Electrician
Peter Wing
Electrician
Vince Goddard
Electrician
Hairstylist
Heather Jones
Hairstylist
Sound Mixer
John Midgley
Sound Mixer
First Assistant Director
Andy Armstrong
First Assistant Director
Boom Operator
Clive Osborne
Boom Operator
Screenplay
First Assistant Editor
Roy Birchley
First Assistant Editor
Carpenter
William Chamberlain
Carpenter
Bernard Collins
Carpenter
Peter Collins
Carpenter
Nigel Crafts
Carpenter
Ken Evans
Carpenter
Ian Green
Carpenter
Nick Lloyd
Carpenter
Alex McLune
Carpenter
Malcolm Miller Jr.
Carpenter
Painter
Michael Gunner
Painter
Ronald Kent
Painter
Colin Lovering
Painter
David Mears
Painter
Story
Makeup Designer
Geoffrey Portass
Makeup Designer
Third Assistant Director
Peter Freeman
Third Assistant Director
Kevin Westley
Third Assistant Director
Gaffer
Steve Foster
Gaffer
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Ian Brown
Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Second Unit Director of Photography
Christopher Figg
Second Unit Director of Photography
Wally Byatt
Second Unit Director of Photography
Conductor
Allan Wilson
Conductor
Unit Publicist
Steve Jones
Unit Publicist
Production Coordinator
Gillian Bates
Production Coordinator
Publicist
Brad Stephens
Publicist
Makeup Effects
Neill Gorton
Makeup Effects
Steve Hardie
Makeup Effects
John Cormican
Makeup Effects
Stuart Conran
Makeup Effects
Paul Jones
Makeup Effects
Steve Cullane
Makeup Effects
Cliff Wallace
Makeup Effects
Stephen Painter
Makeup Effects
Geoffrey Portass
Makeup Effects
Allan Burne
Makeup Effects
Alan Hedgcock
Makeup Effects
Anna Lovatt
Makeup Effects
Alistair McPherson
Makeup Effects
Michael Moustafi
Makeup Effects
Mark Roberts
Makeup Effects
Gary Ryan
Makeup Effects
Warwick Sayce
Makeup Effects
Arlind Junkerman
Makeup Effects
Dave Keen
Makeup Effects
Paul Knowles
Makeup Effects
William Petty
Makeup Effects
Beverley Pond-Jones
Makeup Effects
Simon Sayce
Makeup Effects
Roger Walker
Makeup Effects
Storyboard Designer
Floyd Jones Hughes
Storyboard Designer
What's left behind the scenes
- Actor Andrew Robinson, who played Larry Cotton in the first installment, refused to appear in the second for financial reasons, which necessitated a rewrite of the original film script.
- In the original script, Dr. Kennard was named Malahide. The surname Kennard was chosen due to its similarity to the name of Christian Barnard, the surgeon who performed the world's first successful heart transplant.
- The repeating sound made by the Leviathan in the world of the Cenobites is the word “god” encoded in Morse code.
- Barker revised the initial script under the influence of Tony Randel and Peter Atkins, who filmed the sequel 'Hellraiser II'. This concerned the scene where Kirsty takes the box from Julia, killed by the Cenobites' hooks. It was necessary to introduce an element connecting the series – a mattress with Julia's blood.
- Screenwriter and producer Clive Barker developed the stories of the Cenobites for the first film in the franchise, although their origins remained a mystery to audiences. He intended to show the public at least that the Cenobites were once human, and became demons as a result of their own vicious inclinations. This nuance was supposed to emphasize the stories of the characters played by Oliver Smith and Clare Higgins, and their gradual submission to the sin of lust, with Higgins' character being intended as the main antagonist of the franchise. However, Pinhead proved more popular with audiences and became the central character in all subsequent sequels.
- The script included a detailed backstory for Pinhead, played by Doug Bradley, but it was never included in the film due to budget constraints. It only shows Captain Spencer opening the box and transforming into Pinhead. The story of Captain Spencer/Pinhead was later told in Anthony Hickox’s 'Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth' (1992).
- William Hope recounted that when his mother-in-law and nephew were in London, they asked his permission to come to the set sometime. He didn't object, and they came on the day the mattress scene was being filmed. According to Hope, his mother-in-law was shocked by what she saw, while his nephew enjoyed it.
- Kenneth Cranham said that he was persuaded to film by his grandson’s urging.
- During the filming of one scene, Nicholas Vince received a punch to the jaw. He himself insisted that his character have eyes, which caused some bewilderment among fans of the franchise and discontent. The scene in which he regains his sight was cut from the film during editing, which led to misunderstanding, as he is shown without eyes in the introduction.
- According to Ashley Laurence, Clare Higgins and William Hope constantly argued over trivial matters during filming, but Ashley couldn't understand the reason for the feud. Many years later, Higgins shared the truth with Laurence: in the 1960s, they studied together, and she was in love with him, seemingly unrequitedly, and therefore deliberately acted coldly to distance herself from those feelings. When Laurence told everything to Hope, it broke his heart, as he also had feelings for her.
- The repeating sound that Leviathan makes in the world of the cenobites is the word “god” encoded in Morse code.
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