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Dangerio, Alan Alan Dangerio Hair Stylist IATSE LOCAL 706 & 798 FEATURE FILMS (Partial Credits): Ocean’s Eight department head – Universal PIctures Dir: Gary Ross – LP: Mike Tadross Cast: Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Mindy Kaling, Sarah Paulson Wonderstruck Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Amazon Studios Dir: Todd Haynes – LP: Brian Bell Crisis in Six Scenes d epartment head – Amazon Studios (series) Dir: Woody Allen – UPM: Helen Robin Cast: Miley Cyrus, Michael Rapaport, Elaine May, Joy Hehr The Girl on the Train department head – Universal PIctures Dir: Tate Taylor – LP: Celia Costas Cast: Rebecca Ferguson, Edgar Ramierez, Luke Evans, Lisa Kudrow Can You Ever Forgive Hairstylist for Julianne Moore/department head – Fox Searchlight Me Dir: Nicole Holofcener – LP: Pamela Hirsch Zoolander 2 department head – Paramount Pictures Dir: Ben Stiller – LP: Clayton Townsend Cast: Ben Stiller, Kristen Wiig, Penelope Cruz, Owen Wilson Ricki And The Flash Hairstylist for Meryl Streep / department head – TriStar Pictures Dir: Jonathan Demme – LP: Ron Bozman Train Wreck department head – Universal Pictures Dir: Judd Apatow – UPM: Dana Robin Cast: Tilda Swinton, Amy Schumer, Brie Larson, Bill Hader, LeBron James Run All Night Department Head – Warner Bros. Dir: Jaume Collet-Serra – UPM: Ray Quinlan Cast: Joel Kinnaman, Ed Harris, Vincent D’Onofrio, Common, Genesis Rodriquez Seventh Son Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Universal Pictures Dir: Sergei Bodrov – LP: Brent O’Connor Maps to the Stars Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Prospero PIctures Dir: David Cronenberg – LP: Joseph Boccia This is Where I Leave Department Head –Warner Bros. You Dir: Shawn Levy – LP: Mary McLaglen Cast: Rose Byrne, Tina Fay, Jane Fonda, Connie Britton, Timothy Olyphant Winter’s Tale Department Head –Warner Bros. Dir: Akiva Goldsman – LP: Mike Tadross Cast: Jennifer Connelly, Colin Farrell, Russell Crowe, Jessica brown Findlay Carrie Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Screen Gems Dir: Kimberly Peirce – UPM: Dennis Chapman Vamps Hairstylist for Sigourney Weaver – Red Hour Films Dir: Amy Heckerling – UPM: Adam Brightman ________leslie alyson_______________________________________________________________________________________________ 9200 sunset blvd., suite 106, west Hollywood, ca 90069 o: 424.279.9755 = c: 310.625.7569 = leslie@ lesliealyson.com = www.lesl iealyson.com Alan Dangerio - Page 1 of 4 The Odd Life of Department Head –Walt Disney Studios Timothy Green Dir: Peter Hedges – UPM: John Cameron Cast: Jennifer Garner, Joel Edgerton, Rosemarie DeWitt, Dianne Wiest Love and Other Drugs Hairstylist for Anne Hathaway – Fox Dir: Ed Zwick – UPM: Pieter Jan Brugge The Sorcerer’s Department Head – Walt Disney Studios Apprentice Dir: John Turteltaub – LP: Barry Waldman Cast: Monica Bellucci, , Teresa Palmer, Jay Baruchel, Toby Kebbell, Alfred Molina Shutter Island Department Head – Paramount PIctures Dir: Martin Scorsese – UPM: Amy Herman Cast: Mark Ruffalo, Michelle Williams, Emily Mortimer, Ben Kingsley Valentine’s day Hairstylist for Anne Hathaway – New Line Cinema Dir: Gary Marshall – UPM: Michelle Morrissey A Single Man Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – The Weinstein Company Dir: Tom Ford – UPM: Robert Salerno Revolutionary Road Department Head – Dreamworks Dir: Sam Mendes – UPM: Ann Ruark Cast: Kate Winslet, Kathy Bates, Kathryn Hahn, Michael Shannon Doubt Department Head –Miramax Films Dir: John Patrick Shanley – LP: Celia Costas Cast: Amy Adams, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Viola Davis Rachel Getting Department Head / Hair Designer –Sony Pictures Married Dir: Jonathan Demme – UPM: Carol Cuddy Cast: Anne Hathaway, Rosemarie DeWitt, Sebastian Stan Dan in Real Life Hairstylist for Juliette Binoche – Walt Disney Studios Dir: Peter Hedges – UPM: Mari Jo Winkler Next Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Paramount Pictures Dir: Lee Tamahori – UPM: Debra James The Good Shepherd Department Head – Universal Pictures Dir: Robert De Niro – UPM: Joseph E. Iberti Cast: Alec, Baldwin, Robert De Niro, Billy Crudup, William Hurt, Eddie Redmayne The Prize Winner Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Dreamworks Of Defiance, Ohio Dir: Jane Anderson – LP: Marty Ewing The Forgotten Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Columbia Pictures Dir: Joseph Ruben – UPM: Joseph E. Iberti The Stepford Wives Department Head – Paramount Pictures Dir: Frank Oz – UPM: Harevy Waldman Cast: Bette Midler, Matthew Broderick, Christopher Walken, Faith Hill Against The Ropes Hair Department Head / Hairstylist for Meg Ryan – Paramount Dir: Charles S. Dutton – UPM: Lynn Lucibello School of Rock Department Head – Paramount Pictures Dir: Richard Linklater – UPM: Joseph E. Iberti Cast: Jack Black, Sarah Silverman, Joan Cusack, Miranda Cosgrove, Amy Sedaris ________leslie alyson_______________________________________________________________________________________________ 9200 sunset blvd., suite 106, west Hollywood, ca 90069 o: 424.279.9755 = c: 310.625.7569 = leslie@ lesliealyson.com = www.lesl iealyson.com Alan Dangerio - Page 2 of 4 The Hours Hairstylist for Julianne Moore – Paramount Pictures Dir: Stephen Daldry White Oleander Hairstylist for Michelle Pfeiffer – Warner Bros. Dir: Peter Kosminsky – UPM: Patrick Markey Far From Heaven Department Head – Focus Features Dir: Todd Haynes – UPM: Scott Koenig Cast: Julianne Moore, Dennis Quaid, Patricia Clarkson, Dennis Haysbert Kate & Leopold Hair Department Head / Hairstylist for Meg Ryan – Miramax Dir: Charles S. Dutton – UPM: Kerry Orent I Am Sam Hairstylist for Michelle Pfeiffer – New Line Cinema Dir: Jessie Nelson – LP: Barbara Hall Zoolander Department Head – Paramount Pictures Dir: Ben Stiller – UPM: Celia Costas Cast: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Christine Taylor, Will Ferrell, Mila Jovovich Heartbreakers Hairstylist for Sigourney Weaver – MGM Dir: David Mirkin – UPM: Clayton Townsend What Lies Beneath Hairstylist for Michelle Pfeiffer – Dreamworks Dir: Robert Zemeckis – UPM: Cherlyanne Martin The Story of Us Hairstylist for Michelle Pfeiffer – Universal Pictures Dir: Rob Reiner – UPM: Jeffrey Stott Practical Magic Hairstylist for Nicole Kidman – Warner Bros. Dir: Griffin Dunne – UPM: Mary McLaglen Beloved Hair Department Head/Hairstylist for Oprah Winfrey -Touchstone Dir: Jonathan Demme – UPM: Roz Bozman Cast: Oprah Winfrey, Thandie Newton, Wes Bentley, Dany Glover Perfect Murder Hairstylist for Michael Douglas & Gwyneth Paltrow –Warner Bros Dir: Andrew Davis – UPM: Jan Foster Alien: Resurrection Department Head - Fox Dir: Jean-Pierre Jeunet – UPM: Bill Badalato Cast: Sigourney Weaver, Winona Ryder, Ron Perlman The Peacemaker Hairstylist for Nicole Kidman – Dreamworks Dir: Mimi Leder – UPM: Mike Grillo One Fine Day Department Head – Fox Dir: Michael Hoffman Cast: Michelle Pfeiffer, George Clooney The First Wives Club Department Head – Paramount Pictures Dir: Hugh Wilson – UPM: Ezra Swerdlow Cast: Maggie Smith, Sarah Jessica Parker, Stockard Channing, Elizabeth Berkley Up Close & Personal Hairstylist for Michelle Pfeiffer – Touchstone Pictures Dir: Jon Avnet – Prod: David Nicksy Nobody’s Fool Hairstylist for Melanie Griffith – Paramount Pictures Dir: Robert Benton – UPM: Michael Hausman Disclosure Hairstylist for Demi Moore – Paramount Pictures Dir: Robert Benton – UPM: Michael Hausman ________leslie alyson_______________________________________________________________________________________________ 9200 sunset blvd., suite 106, west Hollywood, ca 90069 o: 424.279.9755 = c: 310.625.7569 = leslie@ lesliealyson.com = www.lesl iealyson.com Alan Dangerio - Page 3 of 4 Philadelphia Department Head – TriStar Pictures Dir: Jonathan Demme – UPM: Steve Rose Cast: Tom Hanks, Antonio Banderas, Joanne Woodward, Jason Robards Scent of a Woman Hairstylist for Al Pacino – Universal Pictures Dir: Martin Brest – LP: G Mac Brown The Silence of the Department Head – Orion Pictures Lambs Dir: Jonathan Demme– Prod: Gary Goetzman Cast: Jodi Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn Goodfellas Department Head – Warner Bros Dir: Martin Scorsese – Prod: Irwin Winkler Cast: Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci, Paul Sorvino, Debi Mazar Reversal of Fortune Hairstylist for Glen Close – Warner Bros Dir: Barbet Schroeder – Prod: Edward Pressman Cast: Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci, Lorraine Bracco, Paul Sorvino, Debi Mazar Working Girl Department Head – Fox Dir: Mike Nicols – UPM: Robert Greenhut Cast: Sigourney Weaver, Melanie Griffith, Harrison Ford, Joan Cusack Married to the Mob Department Head – Orion PIctures Dir: Jonathan Demme – Prod: Ron Bozman Cast: Alex Baldwin, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mercedes Ruehl, Matthew Modine ________leslie alyson_______________________________________________________________________________________________ 9200 sunset blvd., suite 106, west Hollywood, ca 90069 o: 424.279.9755 = c: 310.625.7569 = leslie@ lesliealyson.com = www.lesl iealyson.com Alan Dangerio - Page 4 of 4 .
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