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UNIVERSAL PICTURES Presents in Association with RELATIVITY UNIVERSAL PICTURES Presents In Association with RELATIVITY MEDIA An APATOW Production In Association with A HOT DOG PAUL RUDD JENNIFER ANISTON JUSTIN THEROUX MALIN AKERMAN KATHRYN HAHN LAUREN AMBROSE KEN MARINO JOE LO TRUGLIO KERRI KENNEY-SILVER JORDAN PEELE MICHAELA WATKINS LINDA LAVIN and ALAN ALDA Executive Producer RICHARD VANE Produced by JUDD APATOW KEN MARINO PAUL RUDD DAVID WAIN Written by KEN MARINO & DAVID WAIN Directed by DAVID WAIN – 1 – CAST ROBERTO ZINCONE FRANCIS CAPITANELLI George . PAUL RUDD Stunt Coordinator . .JACK GILL Linda . .JENNIFER ANISTON Stunts . .EDDIE BRAUN Seth . JUSTIN THEROUX CHRISTOPHER TARDIEU Carvin . .ALAN ALDA ANDY GILL Eva . .MALIN AKERMAN ASHLEY RAE TRISLER Rick . KEN MARINO RYAN GRAY Wayne . JOE LO TRUGLIO ANDERSON MARTIN Karen . .KATHRYN HAHN KIMBERLY COSSETTE Kathy . KERRI KENNEY-SILVER RICHARD ZIKER Almond . LAUREN AMBROSE GLORY FIORAMONTI Marisa . MICHAELA WATKINS EDDY DONNO Rodney . JORDAN PEELE GARY BAXLEY Shari . LINDA LAVIN SANDY GIMPEL Deena Schuster . JESSICA. ST . CLAIR ACE HATEM Sherm . TODD BARRY GLEN WILDER Dale . MARTIN THOMPSON Puppeteer . ANDREW CLEMENT Grisham . IAN PATRICK Tanner . JOHN D’LEO CREW Himself . DAVID WAIN Himself . MICHAEL SHOWALTER Directed by . DAVID WAIN Himself . .MICHAEL IAN BLACK Written by . .KEN MARINO & Marcy . ZANDY HARTIG DAVID WAIN Marcy’s Flunkie . KEEGAN MICHAEL KEY Produced by . JUDD APATOW Jim Stansel . .MATHER ZICKEL KEN MARINO Paco . JUAN PIEDRAHITA PAUL RUDD Manfreddie . PETER SALETT DAVID WAIN Beverly . PATRICIA FRENCH Executive Producer . RICHARD VANE Protester . NINA HELLMAN Director of Photography . .MICHAEL BONVILLAIN Jerry Beaver . RICHARD JONES Production Designer . AARON OSBORNE Stephanie Davis . JUANA SAMAYOA Editors . DAVID MORITZ Ronny Shames . DAVID CARDENAS ROBERT NASSAU Danielle Meltser . SHARON LUBIN Music by . CRAIG WEDREN Janie Brody . .VESTER GRAYSON Music Supervisor . JONATHAN KARP Billy Marcus . RONALD MCFARLIN Costume Designer . DEBRA MCGUIRE Glen Stover . ROGER PHARHAM-BROWN Casting by . .SUSIE FARRIS Tony Piloski . JIM MOFFATT Unit Production Manager . MARCEI A . BROWN Janice Woo . SUNG-SUK GARBER First Assistant Director . MARK COTONE The Elysium Band . CRAIG WEDREN Second Assistant Director . YUMIKO TAKEYA AMY MILES Associate Producers . LISA YADAVAIA CHARLES GANSA DAVID SOLDINGER – 2 – Additional Editor . JUSTIN BOURRET Key Grip . EDDIE EVANS Art Director . ERIN COCHRAN Best Boy Grip . TOM BARRETT Set Decorator . .JENNIFER M . GENTILE “A” Dolly Grip . .FRANK BOONE Art Department Coordinator . JACLYN BEHRINGER “B” Dolly Grip . DANNY ECKLER Set Designers . THOMAS F . BETTS Grips . BILL BENNETT GLENN RIVERS PATRICK D . FIELDS Property Master . SEAN MANNION GINA SCAGNELLI Assistant Property Master . MICHAEL GLYNN THOM SHEPARD 3rd Assistant Props . ALEXANDRA. WEST Rigging Key Grip . J . CHRIS CAMPBELL Leadman . ROBERT LUCAS Best Boy Rigging Grip . KEITH MOORE Set Decorator Buyer . .ELLEN L . KERR Rigging Grips . .JOHN GRUBB Set Decorator Gang Boss . MICHAEL G . MILLER CHRIS MOORE Swing Gang . .MARK D . KEEVER NICK ALLIN JAMES HAYES J . RYAN PROVENCE JOHN W . COOK Special Effects Coordinator . .ROBERT VAZQUEZ JULIE HARDIN Special Effects Foreman . ERIC MARTIN On-Set Dresser . HEATHER KANE Special Effects Technicians . KEN REID “A” Camera Operator/Steadicam . NEAL NORTON TYLER MARTIN 1st Assistant “A” Camera . DAVID GALBRAITH ROGER BAKER 2nd Assistant “A” Camera . TREY TWITTY Costume Supervisor . JOSEPH. CIGLIANO “B” Camera Operator . .PAUL VARRIEUR Key Costumer . DONNA CHANCE 1st Assistant “B” Camera . CLYDE E . BRYAN Ms . Aniston’s Costumer . KATHERINE WRIGHT 2nd Assistant “B” Camera . .COURTNEY DREWES Costumers . CATHERINE HAHN Loader . TRACY MINNIS NANCY JARZYNKO Production Sound Mixer . KEN MCLAUGHLIN MEGAN WISER Boom Operator . SCOTT JACOBS HEATHER SEASE Cableman . CHRISTOPHER J . HARRIS JILL HALBREICH Script Supervisor . TONY OSSO Makeup Department Head . KIMBERLY GREENE Script Coordinator . ERICA OYAMA Key Makeup Artist . .TRAVIS PATES Gaffer . STEPHEN CROWLEY Ms . Aniston’s Makeup Artist . WHITNEY L . JAMES Best Boy Electrician . GREG ARGARIN Makeup Artist . LAY’NA ANDERSON Electricians . STEVE SUDGE Special Makeup Effects Artist . .TOBY SELLS CONNOR O’MALLEY Hair Department Head . LINDA FLOWERS BRENT D . BAZINSKI Key Hairstylist . .KELLY MULDOON CHRIS CLARK Ms . Aniston’s Hairstylist . KELSIE GIGANDET REID ANDREWS Hairstylist . EVELYN ROACH Rigging Gaffer . MICHAEL P . TYSON Postproduction Supervisor . LISA RODGERS Best Boy Rigging Electrician . .GARY HOLMES Supervising Sound Editor . .GEORGE ANDERSON Rigging Electricians . GLENN ORTMAN Re-Recording Mixers . ROBERTO FERNANDEZ ZACHARY HOLMES DAVE PATERSON DIRK JENKINS 1st Assistant Editors . JONNY WINOGRAD GREGORY SOURIS LAURA YANOVICH – 3 – Assistant Editors . .RAY NEAPOLITAN Assistants to Mr . Apatow . ALYSON BUONCRISTIANI BRETT CARROLL STACY DOLLAR MARK PERZELY MICHAEL LUND Apprentice Editor . ELLIOTT EISMAN Assistants to Mr . Marino . .WHITNEY TEUBNER Postproduction Coordinator . CHERYL A . TKACH ZAC OYAMA Editorial Production Assistant . BRANDON TENNEY Assistant to Ms . Aniston . CAROLYN MCGUINNESS ADR Supervisor . TAMMY FEARING Construction Coordinator . TOM JONES, JR . Sound Effects Editors . CINDY MARTY Construction Foreman . .GREG SPENCER LEE GILMORE Shop Foreman . JOSHUA L . ELLSWORTH Dialogue Editors . .JAMES MATHENY Labor Foreman . RICH KOLL LARRY KEMP Foreman . .WILLIAM WAYNE STEPHENS ADR Editor . JOE SCHIFF Metal Foreman . MARK NAVE 1st Assistant Sound Editor . CHERIE TAMAI Toolman . JESSE WILLIAMS ADR Assistant Editor . BILL BURNS Construction Buyer . .CRISTINA LUCIA CESARI Video Assist . WILLOW JENKINS Gang Bosses . BRIAN PARHAM Location Manager . ROBIN A . CITRIN RICHARD PRICE Assistant Location Managers . STEPHEN DIRKES Paint Supervisor . .PAUL W . OLIVER ELLEN PFIRRMANN Paint Foreman . JAMES F . ONATE Location Assistants . CHRISTOPHER HEWAT Standby Painter . DENNIS N . WOOD ANDREW KIRK Key Greensman . SWIFT MOSELEY Storyboard Artist . DARRYL HENLEY Greens First . SANDI COOK-LITHERLAND Graphic Artist . EDUARDO M . GOMEZ Greens Gang Boss . .TODD SARGENT Production Coordinator . .SARAH F . SPRAGUE Greensman on Set . MIKE BARBER Assistant Production Coordinator . Greensmen . LARRY SCOTT REBECCA A . CAMPBELL BRANDON POPE Production Secretary . .STEPHANIE PAULL Prop Makers . ROBERT GALLAGHER Production Travel Secretary . DAVID SPIEGELMAN MARVIN JOHNSON 2nd 2nd Assistant Director . MEGAN SCHMIDT JERRY DAVENPORT 2nd Unit Director . .JACK GILL DOUGLAS DALTON 2nd Unit First Assistant Director . ALEX GAYNER MATTHEW RUSSELL Production Accountant . .THOMAS BIANCO ROGER BAKER 1st Assistant Accountant . JENNIFER KLATT JOHN BRADLEY 2nd Assistant Accountants . DERRICK TAYLOR CHRISOULA VLASSOPOULOS CARL TAYLOR SHAWN D . WILSON GAIL PEARSON Payroll Accountant . PENNI SMITH Office Production Assistants . Postproduction Accountant . KATHY REMLINGER CHRISTINA BONACCORSE Accounting Clerk . ADAM BRIDGES NATALIE TYLER Casting Associate . STACEY TENENBAUM Set Production Assistants . BOB. RIZZOLO Atlanta Casting . .FINCANNON CASTING DANIELLE KING Extras Casting . .PATRICK INGRAM JUSTIN DYBOWSKI Assistant to Mr . Wain . ADAM CHURCH ARIC SABIN – 4 – LES MORGAN BILLY BUSH ELLIE BRYAN TOM BILLER CHRISTOPHER SETH ROESCH Score Contractor . GINA ZIMMITTI JOE RIDDLE Score Coordinator . MATT NOVACK ERINN KNIGHT Seth Guitarist . .ADAM DEL MONTE Transportation Coordinator . RUSS TOLLIVER Transportation Captain . .TIMOTHY STEPHENS WANDERLUST Band Transportation Dispatcher . JAYSON K . CHANG D .O .T . Administration . CRAIG. VOGEL Keyboards . MICHAEL FARRELL Unit Publicist . JOE EVERETT Guitars . LYLE WORKMAN Still Photographer . GEMMA LA MANA GREG SURAN DVD Producer . .GREG COHEN GEORGE DOERING DVD/EPK Videographer . JASON COX Drums . ISAAC CARPENTER Studio Teachers . GINA RUDESEAL VICTOR INDRIZZO MARY LISA SIMPSON ADAM WADE Medics . SAMUEL GABLE Bass . SEBASTIAN STEINBERG DOUGLAS STALEY Didgeridoo . .PEDRO EUSTACHE JONATHAN CAPPS Percussion . LUIS CONTE JOSH DINSMORE LUCAS HENDERSON Main Title Design by . PICTURE MILL DANIELLE MATHEWS End Titles by . SCARLET LETTERS PAUL MCAFEE Digital Intermediate . COMPANY 3 E . PATRICK HAGGERTY Digital Film Colorists . STEFAN SONNENFELD Animal Wranglers . GREG TRESAN STEPHEN NAKAMURA CAROL TRESAN DI Producer . ANNIE JOHNSON Food Stylist . .JOYCE MANNION Online Editor . JOE KEN Craft Service . REVA GRANTHAM Dolby Sound Consultant . THOM EHLE Assistant Craft Service . MARTY SMITH Chapman Camera Dollies by . PC&E Caterer . MARIO’S MOTION PICTURE CATERING ADR Voice Casting . WENDY HOFFMANN New York Unit RANJANI BROW ADR Mixer . JEFF GOMILLION Unit Production Manager . HARVEY WALDMAN ADR Recordist . PHILLIP ROGERS Stunt Coordinator . BLAISE CORRIGAN Foley Artists . ANDY MALCOLM Stunts . .JUAN CARLOS ROBAINA GORO KOYAMA GEOFFREY DOWELL Foley Recording Mixers . DON WHITE Set Decorator . AMANDA CARROLL JACK HEEREN Assistant Property Masters . DIANA BURTON Foley Recordist . JENNA DALLA RIVA ANN MILLER Dubbing Recordist . KRISSOPHER CHEVANNES Leadman . PETER. DECURTIS Music Editor . JONATHAN KARP “B” Camera Operator . .PETER RENIERS Score Mixer . GREG HAYES “B” First Assistant Camera . DOUG FOOTE Score Engineers . GEOFF. NEAL “B” Second Assistant Camera . SCOTT KOENIGSBERG – 5 – Loader . .GARETH MANWARING ADAM LIMA Cableman . MICHELLE MADER YOUNG MOK Gaffer . ..
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