Fast Getaway II (1994) (V)

Regista:

Oley Sassone

Sceneggiatore:

Mark Sevi (writer)

Genere:

Adventure

Plot:

A former robber (whose partner was his father) has reformed and is now running an insurance business with his girlfriend...

Plot Keywords:

Sequel | Independent Film

Recensioni degli utenti:

Very low budget crime comedy

Cast

Corey Haim	...	Nelson Potter
Leo Rossi	...	Sam Potter
Cynthia Rothrock	...	Lily
Stanton Davis	...	Cop at Laundramat
Maggie Grant	...	Bank Teller
Tiffany Grant	...	Nelsons Date
Wally Bujack	...	Bank President
John Hrosovsky	...	Guard
Kenny Jacobs	...	Bank V.P
David Alexander Johnston	...	Dr. Paul Hertz
Ken Lerner	...	Tony Bush
Peter Liapis	...	Rankin
Michelle Mann	...	Nelson's Chef
Nicholas Mele	...	Alejandro Miro
Tina Naughton	...	Newscaster
Anthony T. Pennello	...	Bruno
Sarah Buxton	...	Patrice
Phillip Connery	...	Janitor
resto del cast in ordine alfabetico:
Cindy Hundt	...	Prison Vistor (uncredited)

Regia di
Oley Sassone

Scritto da (in ordine alfabetico)
Mark Sevi		writer

Prodotto da
Paul Hertzberg	....	executive producer
Catalaine Knell	....	co-producer
Russell D. Markowitz	....	producer

Musiche originali di
David Robbins

Fotografia di
Mark Parry

Montaggio di
Glenn Garland

Scenografie di
Jeannie M. Lomma

Arredatore
Cindy E. Downes

Costumi di
Shanna Knecht

Trucco
Maria Morales	....	assistant hair stylist
Maria Morales	....	assistant makeup artist
Malanie J. Romero	....	key hair stylist
Malanie J. Romero	....	makeup artist

Direttore di produzione
Lisa M. Hansen	....	unit production manager
Diana Kaufman	....	post-production supervisor

Aiuto regista
Charles Simmers	....	second second assistant director (as Charles Summers)
Angela C. Tortu	....	second assistant director
John Wildermuth Jr.	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Shane Clark	....	assistant property master
Shane Clark	....	on-set dresser
Patricia A. Lopez	....	lead person
Jason Nunes	....	property master

Sonoro
Flavia Amon	....	production sound coordinator
Lee Archer	....	production sound mixer
Matt Colleran	....	production sound coordinator
Roger Fearing	....	sound recording engineer
Frank Gaeta	....	supervising sound effects editor
Paul Holzborn	....	foley artist
Bess Hopper	....	foley artist
Thomas Jones	....	dialogue editor
T.A. Moore Jr.	....	sound re-recording mixer (as T.A. Moore)
John Post	....	foley artist
Paul Ratajczak	....	post-production sound supervisor
Paul Ratajczak	....	sound re-recording mixer
Will Rogers	....	adr recordist
Mac Ruth	....	boom operator

Controfigure
David Hugghins	....	stunts (as David Huggins)
Tony Hugghins	....	stunt double
Tony Huggins	....	stunts
Maria R. Kelly	....	stunts
Anthony Kramme	....	stunts
Kurt D. Lott	....	stunts
Alan McCreery	....	stunts
Millie Novak	....	stunts
Gary Paul	....	stunt coordinator
Monty L. Simons	....	stunts

Camera and Electrical Department
Luis Almagro	....	grip
Russ Brandt	....	director of photography: second unit
Mark Braun	....	first assistant camera
Keith Collea	....	electric swing
Keith Collea	....	grip
Jeffrey Douglas	....	electrician
Fred A. Garcia	....	second second assistant camera
Michael Gulbin	....	key grip
Mitch Gulbin	....	best boy grip
Rudy Harbon	....	first assistant camera
Dean Hayasaka	....	gaffer
Steve Hurson	....	first assistant camera: second unit (as Stephen D. Hurson)
George T. Kalinski	....	best boy electric
Alex Klabukov	....	dolly grip
Quinn Kristian Koeniges	....	camera loader
Marcos O. Lopez	....	second assistant camera: second unit
Erik Mart	....	grip
Travis Gabriel Martin	....	electrician
Sean McKelvey	....	electrician
Gino Mifsud	....	still photographer
Sacha Sarchielli	....	second assistant camera
Jeffrey T. Sweet	....	grip
Maliz Van Owen	....	second second assistant camera
Christian Waelder	....	grip
Christian Waelder	....	key grip: second unit
Scott Whitemore	....	grip
Kerrec 'K-Man' Williams	....	best boy electric
Steven Willinger	....	electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Meg Brennan	....	wardrobe assistant
Michael Proudstar	....	wardrobe supervisor

Editorial Department
Marcello Bloisi	....	second assistant film editor
Ruben Guerrero	....	color timer
Linda Raths	....	second assistant film editor
Bonita Winer	....	first assistant film editor
Heidi Zellner	....	negative cutter

Transportation Department
Dan Gurovich	....	picture car coordinator

Altro personale
Gregg Brazzel	....	martial arts fight choreographer
Heather Val Campbell	....	stand-in (as Heather Campbell)
George Carlston	....	dailies projectionist
Edward Allen Casillas	....	stand-in
Veritas N. Chantengco	....	set production assistant
James Dixon	....	creator of characters
Quinn Kristian Koeniges	....	set production assistant
Melanie Long	....	stand-in
Felix Daniel Morelos	....	stand-in
Melissa Musen	....	stand-in
Joseph Barry Risher	....	stand-in
Dennis Sager	....	technical coordinator
Molli Simon	....	craft service
Molli Simon	....	set production assistant
Carin L. Sims	....	stand-in
Sabrina Sipantzi	....	production coordinator
Natasha Stanton	....	key set production assistant
Nancy Sykes	....	stand-in
Jackie Taylor	....	script supervisor
Jeff Trachtman	....	set production assistant
David E. Valdez	....	location manager

Production Companies

• Cinetel Films
• Live Entertainment

Distributors

• Live Video (video)

Durata:

95 min | Portugal:87 min

Nazionalità:

USA

Lingua:

Inglese

Colore:

Colore

Divieti:

Australia:M | Iceland:12 | USA:PG-13

Luoghi delle riprese:

Tucson, Arizona, USA

Company:

Cinetel Films

Movie Connections:

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Very low budget crime comedy

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