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UNIVERSAL PICTURES and GHOST HOUSE PICTURES Present ALISON LOHMAN JUSTIN LONG LORNA RAVER DILEEP RAO DAVID PAYMER ADRIANA BARRAZ UNIVERSAL PICTURES and GHOST HOUSE PICTURES Present ALISON LOHMAN JUSTIN LONG LORNA RAVER DILEEP RAO DAVID PAYMER ADRIANA BARRAZA Executive Producers JOE DRAKE NATHAN KAHANE Produced by ROB TAPERT GRANT CURTIS Written by SAM RAIMI & IVAN RAIMI Directed by SAM RAIMI – 1 – CAST Stunts . BRANDON BECKMAN MARK CHADWICK Christine Brown . ALISON LOHMAN BRANDON CORNELL Clay Dalton . JUSTIN LONG CHRIS DANIELS Mrs. Ganush . LORNA RAVER JOEY DICKEY Rham Jas . DILEEP RAO WADE EASTWOOD Mr. Jacks . DAVID PAYMER MICHAEL MCGUIRE Shaun San Dena . ADRIANA BARRAZA DENNY PIERCE Leonard Dalton . CHELCIE ROSS DANA REED Stu Rubin . REGGIE LEE SCOTT ROGERS Trudy Dalton . MOLLY CHEEK AUDI RESENDEZ Ilenka Ganush . BOJANA NOVAKOVIC JASON SHUPE Milos . KEVIN FOSTER VICTOR WINTERS JUNCO Farm Worker . ALEXIS CRUZ GREGG PITTMAN Farm Worker’s Wife . RUTH LIVIER Puppeteers . GREG NICOTERO Farm Worker’s Son . SHILOH SELASSIE SHANNON SHEA Young Shaun San Dena . FLOR DE MARIA CHAHUA CAREY JONES Pedestrian with Cupcake . CHRISTOPHER YOUNG WAYNE TOTH Male Mortgage Customer . RICARDO MOLINA BETH HATHAWAY Female Mortgage Customer . FERNANDA ROMERO CLAIRE MULROY Mr. Jack’s Secretary . JOANNE BARON DAVE WOGH Doctor . TED RAIMI JEFF EDWARDS Pawn Broker . ALI DEAN ALEX DIAZ Bank Co-Workers . OCTAVIA SPENCER NORMAN CABRERA MIA RAI KEVIN WASNER Security Guard . BILL E. ROGERS Cackling Woman at Death Feast . CHERIE FRANKLIN CREW Violinist at Death Feast . OLGA BABTCHINSKAIA Man with Ponytail at Death Feast . ALEX VEADOV Directed by . SAM RAIMI Mother and Daughter at Death Feast . BONNIE AARONS Written by . SAM RAIMI EMMA RAIMI & IVAN RAIMI Mourners at Death Feast . MICHAEL PETER BOLUS Produced by . ROB TAPERT PETER POPP GRANT CURTIS SCOTT SPIEGEL Executive Producers . JOE DRAKE Ghost at Séance . BRIDGET HOFFMAN NATHAN KAHANE Old Man in Headlights . TOM CAREY Director of Photography . PETER DEMING ASC Waitress . LIA JOHNSON Production Designer . STEVE SAKLAD Family at Diner . JAY GORDON Film Editor . BOB MURAWSKI HENRY RAIMI Costume Designer . ISIS MUSSENDEN LORNE RAIMI Music by . CHRISTOPHER YOUNG Young Couple at Diner . CHLOE DYKSTRA Visual Effects Supervisor . BRUCE JONES NICK VLASSOPOULOS Co-Producers . CRISTEN CARR STRUBBE Old Couple at Diner . JOHN PAXTON IVAN RAIMI IRENE ROSEEN Special Makeup Effects by . GREGORY NICOTERO Saleswoman . AIMEE MILES HOWARD BERGER Voice of Lamia . ART KIMBRO Casting by . JOHN PAPSIDERA CSA Stunt Coordinator . RANDY BECKMAN Production Supervisor . GREGG ELDER Christine Stunt Double . LISA HOYLE Art Director . JAMES F. TRUESDALE Mrs. Ganush Stunt Double . ANNA MERCEDES MORRIS Set Decorator . DON DIERS Rham Jas Stunt Double . ROBERT ALONZO Property Master . ELLEN FREUND Farm Worker’s Son Stunt Double . RICHARD KWON Script Supervisor . BECKY BOYLE – 2 – Camera Operator . PATRICK ROUSSEAU Production Coordinator . SUSSAN DUKOW First Assistant “A” Camera . DAVID EUBANK Assistant Production Coordinator . DANIELLE HARTZELL Second Assistant “A” Camera . LISA K. FERGUSON Production Secretary . DAVID FORSYTHE First Assistant “B” Camera . JAMIE FELZ Location Manager . MIKE LEON Second Assistant “B” Camera . PAUL TILDEN Assistant Location Managers . JEFF P. RUBENSTEIN Camera Loader . OLIVER PONCE JORGE LUIS ALVAREZ Assistant Costume Designer . ELAINE DAVIS NEIL GABRIELSON Costume Supervisor . NANCY CAPPER MICHAEL MATSUMOTO Key Costumers . ANNIE MILLER CURTIS METCALF Costumers . MELODY KOERBER CAROLE SEGAL AGATA MASZKIEWICZ Production Accountant . MARY SUNSHINE Department Head Makeup Artist . LUISA ABEL Assistant Accountant . JENNIFER CLARK Key Makeup Artist . MICHAEL F. BLAKE Payroll Accountant . JENNIFER HUNT Makeup Artist . MICHAEL GERMAIN Second Assistant Accountants . DAVID GOODIN Lens Technician . JESSICA NELSON LINDSEY HENNIG Department Head Hairstylist . JANICE ALEXANDER Construction Coordinator . STEVEN HAGBERG Key Hairstylist . CAROL A. O’CONNELL Construction Foremen . TOM COOPER, JR. Chief Lighting Technician . MICHAEL LAVIOLETTE MARK SHEAFFER Assistant Chief Lighting Technician . ANDY C. HUBER JON MELVOIN Rigging Chief Lighting Technician . ERIC SANDLIN Labor Foreman . DAN SIMON Best Boy Rigging Electrician . PAUL POSTAL Plaster Foreman . SHANE BUCKALLEW Electricians . MALIK HAUGHTON Paint Supervisor . THOMAS V. JOHNSON KEVIN MOE Tool Man . GENE KELLY DAVID A. PARKS Property Buyer . SARAH HARWICH CHRIS ZAMOSCIANYK Propmakers . KONSTANTIN BADASHOV Rigging Electrician . KYLE COVENTRY RANDLETT K. LAWRENCE Lighting Console Programmer . PATRICK GEORGE LOUIS DELLA PENNA Key Grip . PHILIP M. SLOAN NANCY I. TARCZYNSKI Best Boy Grip . PAUL WILKOWSKY Standby Greensman . JAMES BITTL Dolly Grip . TIMOTHY P. COLLINS Standby Painter . CARMINE GOGLIA Key Rigging Grip . TRACY NEFTZGER Painters . RICHARD ALARCON Best Boy Rigging Grip . RICHARD HUGHN ANGELA CIMARUSTI Grips . LOUIS CICERO AARON DORNHOEFER ROBERT B.C. CHINELLO DOREEN PARKER PAUL FISCHER DOUGLAS PETERS MARK VOLLMER ED SHER DOUGLAS L. WALL HOD Carrier . LONNIE HASPEL Rigging Grips . TODD GRUNBERGER Laborers . GARY COELHO SCOTT ODERMANN DAVID HAYS Production Sound Mixer . JOSEPH GEISINGER ALLAN KRUSE Boom Operators . EARL F. SAMPSON Assistant Art Director . STEVEN SAMANEN JONATHAN FUH Lead Set Designer . GEORGE R. LEE Cable Utility . W. DENNIS KIRKPATRICK Set Designer . JOSH LUSBY Video Assist Operator . MICHAEL HERRON Art Department Coordinator . MICHAEL A. TRUESDALE Special Effects Consultant . Storyboard Artists . STEVE MARKOWSKI JOHN FRAZIER, FXPERTS INC. KEVIN FARRELL Special Effects Supervisor . JIM SCHWALM Sketch Artist . CHRISTIAN CORDELLA Special Effects Technicians . JIM JOLLEY On-Set Dresser . PILLIP THOMAN JD SCHWALM Leadman . KENNETH TUREK RICHIE SCHWALM Buyer . ANTONIA SHERRY-NUNEZ MIKE WEVER Set Dressers . MATT ALTMAN – 3 – BRENT ANDERSON MICHAEL R. BOYLE PAULA A. HARTMAN SHELLEY BOYLE GREG O’DONOHUE DAVE COFFEY Draper . DAVID LUCENE STEPHEN DENES Assistant Property Masters . JAMES KRONING JOHN P. ESCOBEDO, SR. JOHNNY YOUNGBLOOD WAYNE FLOWERS Head Animal Trainer . DAVID GOODMAN CATHY PITTMAN, PERFORMING ANIMAL TROUPE KELLY HARKESS Key Seamstress . EFFAT ALLAHYARI CHRIS HAYNES Ager/Dyer . SHARON FAUVEL PETER HELM Unit Publicist . WILL CASEY JAMES P. JONES Still Photographer . MELISSA MOSELEY HUGH KELLY Second Second Assistant Director . EMILY HOGAN SETH LEVINE Assistant to Mr. Raimi . BEN COOK ELIE LITTAUER Assistant to Mr. Tapert . ROMEL ADAM KRISTA MCLEAN Assistant to Mr. Curtis . JEREMY WHEELER JOHN PELLEGRINO Assistants to Mr. Drake . SOO HUGH CARLOS M. SERRANO ROBYN MARSHALL ALAN STEPP Assistant to Mr. Kahane . ASHLEY LEWIS STEVE WEIBLE Assistant to Mr. Konop . ALEXIS AUDITORE Mechanic . RICHARD CHAD THOMPSON Office Production Assistants . DANIEL CASEY MICHAEL COUNTS Second/Additional Units JUSTIN GEORGE KRISTIN KOPP Second Unit Directors . BRUCE JONES TAI LOGSDON RANDY BECKMAN TOM WOOSLEY Second Unit Director of Photography . PAUL SANCHEZ Set Production Assistants . COLLIN BISHOP Add’l. Photography Director of Photography . FEDERICO FERRERI PAUL HUGHEN PAUL LINDSAY First Assistant Director . CHRIS EDMONDS DILLON NEAMAN Second Assistant Director . KERI BRUNO CHRISTOPHER T. SADLER Assistant Property Master . DAVID E. SALTZMAN JOSHUA WEVER Script Supervisor . HARRI JAMES Stand-Ins for Ms. Lohman . ABBIE COBB Special Effects Coordinator . CHRIS BURTON CAROLINE FIFE Special Effects Foreman . HAROLD G. SELIG Stand-In for Mr. Long . MICK CAIN Casting Associate . JENNIFER CRAM Post-Production DYLAN JURY Extras Casting . TONY HOBBS, CENTRAL CASTING Post-Production Supervisor . NANCY KIRHOFFER Catering . MARIO’S CATERING Visual Effects Editor . SEAN VALLA Head Chef . MARGARITO.
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