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CONFESSIONS of a SHOPAHOLIC” Allon THIS MATERIAL IS ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE AT http://www.wdsfilmpr.com © Touchstone Pictures. All Rights Reserved. shopaholicmovie.com CAST TOUCHSTONE PICTURES and Rebecca Bloomwood. ISLA FISHER CREDITS Luke Brandon . HUGH DANCY JERRY BRUCKHEIMER FILMS Suze . KRYSTEN RITTER Present Jane Bloomwood . JOAN CUSACK Graham Bloomwood . JOHN GOODMAN Edgar West. JOHN LITHGOW CONFESSIONS OF Alette Naylor . KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS Ryan Koenig. FRED ARMISEN A SHOPAHOLIC Alicia Billington . LESLIE BIBB Drunken Lady at Ball. LYNN REDGRAVE Directed by . P.J. HOGAN Derek Smeath . ROBERT STANTON Screenplay by . TRACEY JACKSON Hayley . JULIE HAGERTY and TIM FIRTH Tarquin . NICK CORNISH and KAYLA ALPERT Miss Korch . WENDIE MALICK Based on the Books Miss Ptaszinski . CLEA LEWIS “CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC” Allon . STEPHEN GUARINO and “SHOPAHOLIC TAKES MANHATTAN” Jan Virtanen. TUOMAS HILTUNEN by . SOPHIE KINSELLA Ryuichi. YOSHIRO KONO Produced by . JERRY BRUCKHEIMER D. Freak. JOHN SALLEY Executive Producers. MIKE STENSON Joyce . LENNON PARHAM CHAD OMAN TV Show Host. CHRISTINE EBERSOLE RON BOZMAN Russell . MICHAEL PANES Director of Event Planner . KAITLIN HOPKINS Photography . JO WILLEMS, S.B.C. Clare. KATHERINE SIGISMUND Production Designed by . KRISTI ZEA Prada Film Manager . ALEXANDRA BALAHOUTIS Editor . WILLIAM GOLDENBERG, A.C.E. Prada Store Shopper . ELISABETH RILEY Costume Designer . PATRICIA FIELD 8-Year-Old Music by. JAMES NEWTON HOWARD Rebecca . MADELEINE ROCKWITZ Music Supervisor . KATHY NELSON Jan’s Colleague . TOMMY DAVIS Casting by. DENISE CHAMIAN, C.S.A. Mr. Lewis . ANDY SERWER JULIE SCHUBERT Girl in Black/ Talking Mannequin. KELLI BARRETT Unit Production Girl in Pink . KRISTEN CONNOLLY Manager. HARVEY WALDMAN Svelte Manhattanite #1. PALOMA GUZMAN First Assistant Director . HH COOPER Svelte Manhattanite #2 . ILANA LEVINE Second Assistant Director . PETER THORELL Suze’s Mom. LENORA MAY ILM Visual Effects Suze’s Dad . ED CRESCIMANNI Supervisor. JOHN KNOLL Charity Store Orla . SUSAN BLOMMAERT Christy . JENN HARRIS Associate Producers . PAT SANDSTON Head Waiter . MATT SERVITTO MELISSA REID Denny & George Clerk . JENNIFER KIM SOPHIE KINSELLA Woman Candidate. GINIFER KING Hot Dog Vendor . STEVE GREENSTEIN ILM Visual Effects Producer . JILL BROOKS Hot Dog Stand Patron . BILL CORSAIR Alette Girl . HEIDI KRISTOFFER ILM Animation Alette Girl #2 . KATE SIMSES Supervisor. TIM HARRINGTON Sample Sale Competitor . CLAIRE LAUTIER 1 Sample Sale Stunt Players . JOHN CENATIEMPO Worker . BRANDI BURKHARDT NANCY WETZEL Sample Sale ERIN MAE MILLER Security #1 . DENICIA MARIE JEFFERSON MARK FICHERA Bag Lady. RENÉE VICTOR SHAWNNA THIBODEAU Chad, the Mail Clerk. SCOTT EVANS CREDITS Alette CREW Receptionist. ASMERET GHEBREMICHAEL Mailroom Clerk . CHRIS BACHMAN Art Director. PAUL D. KELLY Gin and Tonic Guy. PETER M. KAPETAN Assistant Art Directors . MIKE AUSZURA Comintex CEO . JIM HOLMES LARRY W. BROWN Businesswoman . CLAUDIA ROCAFORT ADAM SCHER Smeath’s Assistant. MOLLY REGAN TOM WARREN Swap Meet Vendor . ROSE ROSCONI Graphic Designer . DERRICK KARDOS Swap Meet Vendor #2. ROBIN E. BILLSON Illustrator. I. JAVIER AMEIJEIRAS Swap Meet Vendor #3 . RICHARD G. BATISTA Storyboard Artist . KARL SHEFELMAN Wedding Planner . MAEVE YORE Set Decorator . ALYSSA WINTER Borders Assistant #1 . PTOLEMY SLOCUM Assistant Set Decorators . LISA K. NILSSON Borders Assistant #2 . JENNY POWERS VALERIE NOLAN Prada Salesperson . VINCI ALONSO ELAINE O’DONNELL Sara . JENNIFER SMITH Leadman. PHILIP CANFIELD Alette’s Date. GONZALO ESCUDERO Fund Manager . TIM WARE Additional Costumes Girl #1. ANJALI BHIMANI Designed by. HOUSE OF FIELD Bank Lender . JONATHAN TISCH MOLLY ROGERS Good-Looking Guy . SHONN WILEY DANNY SANTIAGO Alicia’s Friend at Party . BRAD T. ALDOUS PAOLO NIEDDU Edgar West’s Wife . ANNIE CHADWICK JACQUELINE OKNAIAN Ryan Koenig’s Girlfriend . LAURIE COLE JESSICA REPLANSKY Woman Hit with Fish . KARA JACKSON Costume Supervisors. MARK AGNES Fan Vending Lady. YADIRA SANTANA MARCIA PATTEN Barman . CHARLES DE LA ROSA Costumers. PAMELA AARON Little Girl WENDY M. CRAIG at Borders. JORDYN TAYLOR WILSEA GROWLER Advertising Execs . HARVEY WALDMAN Costumer to HOWARD SAMUELSOHN Ms. Fisher. KEVIN MARK HARRIS Saleswoman. MARCELINE HUGOT Makeup Dept. Head . LORI HICKS Bridesmaids . ABBY LEE Key Makeup CAITLIN MCCOLL Artist . SANDRA LINN KOEPPER MARIE-PIERRE BEAUSEJOUR Hair Dept. Head . ANGEL DE ANGELIS Shoestore Girls . BEATRICE MILLER Key Hairstylist. PAMELA MAY PAYTON ROI LIST ISABELLE PALMIERI Makeup for Ms. Fisher . ELAINE OFFERS RONNIE SPECTER Stunt Coordinator. JILL BROWN Hairstylist to Stunt Double Rebecca . CAROLINE VEXLER Ms. Fisher. BEATRICE DE ALBA Stunt Double Suze . KIMBERLY MURPHY Camera Operator . IAN FOX 2 Camera Operator/ Supervising Steadicam . DAVE THOMPSON, S.O.C. Sound Mixers . JEFFREY J. HABOUSH First Assistant GREG P. RUSSELL CREDITS Camera . ROBERT MANCUSO GEB BYERS Sound Effects Second Assistant Camera . SCOTT TINSLEY Editors . F. HUDSON MILLER, MPSE R.J. PALMER Script Supervisor . DEIRDRE HORGAN GARY WRIGHT Script Coordinator . SARAH MCKAIG Supervising Sound Mixers. ROBERT EBER, C.A.S. Dialogue Editors . TERI E. DORMAN TJ O’MARA DAVID ARNOLD Boom Operators. JASON BENJAMIN Dialogue Editors. JIM MATHENY SCOTT EDELSON ALLEN HARTZ Cableman/Cable Pullers . KIM H. MAITLAND Supervising T.R. BOYCE, JR. ADR Editors . JESSICA GALLAVAN THOMAS WHITING Video Assist. BRIAN CARMICHAEL Supervising 24-Frame Video Playback JAMES DOMORSKI Foley Editor . VICTORIA MARTIN Foley Editors . MATTHEW HARRISON Location Manager . MARIA T. BIERNIAK MARK PAPPAS Assistant Location Assistant Sound Editors. DOUGLAS PARKER Managers . IAN MACGREGOR MELISSA LYTLE STUART NICOLAI Foley by. ONE STEP UP, INC. Key Location Foley Artists . DAN O’CONNELL Assistant . THOMAS R. POLLERI JOHN CUCCI Location Assistants . JOE AQUINO Foley Mixers . JAMES ASHWILL TOM SEXTON RICHARD DUARTE DENNIS VOSKOV ADR Mixer . CHARLEEN RICHARDS ADR Recordist. DAVID LUCARELLI Post Production ADR Voice Casting . BARBARA HARRIS Supervisor . TAMI R. GOLDMAN Recordists . DAN SHARP TOM BURNS First Assistant Editor . BRETT M. REED Post Production Sound Services . WALT DISNEY STUDIOS SOUND VFX Editor . KEVIN HICKMAN Re-Recorded at . SONY PICTURES STUDIOS Apprentice Editors. JOE GALDO CARY GRANT THEATRE MICHAEL ZORADI Chief Lighting Technician. JAY FORTUNE Post Production Best Boy Electric . BRIAN MCCLEAN Coordinator . DAPHNE LAMBRINOU Rigging Gaffer. THOMAS DOLAN Best Boy Rigging Electric. JAMES QUINLAN Post Production Assistants . MARIA PAULA AYALA Key Grip. GEORGE PATSOS BRANDON HAMILTON Best Boy Grip . GUS MAGALIOS CARTER PALMER Dolly Grips. LOUIS SABAT Dolly Grip . MICHAEL YURICH Supervising Key Rigging Grip . WILLIAM PATSOS Sound Editor. GEORGE WATTERS II Best Boy Rigging Grip. SONNY REA Property Master . PETER GELFMAN 3 Assistant Property Master. ERIC CHERIPKA Production Accountant . TAMARA BALLY Assistant Props . NATALIE N. DORSET First Assistant Accountant . JUDY PURSLEY Second Assistant Special Effects Coordinator. MARK BERO Accountants. LISA MADDEN CORRADO Special Effects Foreman . ROBERT J. SCUPP SANTENA JENARIS KING SANKA PERERA CREDITS Production Coordinator . MEEGAN NEEB Payroll Accountant . LINDA TOON Assistant Production Construction Coordinator. SARAH D. CONNOLLY Accountant . RAPHAELLA GIUGLIANO APOC/Travel Coordinator. JILL VAUPEN Post Production 2nd 2nd Assistant Director . NATE GRUBB Accountant . TANYA NIENHOUSE Additional 2nd Assistant Director. DALE PIERCE NEILSEN Unit Publicist . MICHAEL SINGER DGA Trainee . MAURA KELLY Product Placement . DAVID B. LEENER Researcher. VANESSA BENDETTI Dialect Coach for Still Photographer . ROBERT ZUCKERMAN Ms. Fisher . HOWARD SAMUELSOHN Transportation Executive Assistant to Captain . DENNIS J. SALOMONE Jerry Bruckheimer . JILL WEISS Transportation Co-Captain . KEVIN WOOD Assistants to Casting Associate—LA . ANGELA DEMO Jerry Bruckheimer . DAN CAMINS Casting Assistants . ANNA ROSA PICCIONE KENT ROTHERHAM TOBY GUIDRY IVAN LOVEGREN SABRINA HYMAN Assistants to P.J. Hogan . CORI CARLSON Extras Casting . COMER & GALLUCIO VIVIAN TSE CASTING, INC. Assistant to Mike Stenson . PAUL LYONS Assistant to Chad Oman . MEGAN HUGHES First Aid/Medics . KATHY COSSU Assistants to Melissa Reid. KATY ROZELLE MARIE LOUGHRAN HEATHER JACK Caterer . TOMKATS, INC Assistant to Ron Bozman . JESSICA TUFFLEY Craft Service. WILSON RIVAS COMPANY Assistant to Isla Fisher . JANINE ELLIS Photography Construction Consultant. ANTOINE DOUAIHY Coordinator . RAYMOND SAMITZ Art Department Coordinator . ERIK KNIGHT Supervising Music Editors JEANETTE SURGA Assistant to Ms. Zea . ANNIE SIMEONE JIM WEIDMAN Production Secretary . MATTHEW ARTUS Music Editors . ANDREW SILVER Production Assistants DAVID OLSON MIRASHYAM BLAKESLEE MONICA ESTRADA Assistant Music Editor. SAM ZEINES ADEMOLA MCMULLEN DANA ZOLLI JEFF MILLEA ANDREY RAGOZIN Executive Music ALEXIS PAGE SMITH KATYA BLUMENBERG Consultant . RODNEY JERKINS LIZA DONATELLI SARAH YASINSKI MATT KINSEY GIBRAN LOPEZ Electronic Score LOYZO SMOLINSKY NORA TEWKSBURY Produced by . STUART THOMAS DEREK PATTEN CHRIS BACON Personal Trainer to Score Recorded by . ED CHERNEY Hugh Dancy. JORGEN DE MEY Score Recorded and Security Coordinator . WAYNE PETRUCELLI Mixed by . ALAN MEYERSON 4 Score Recorded Choreographer. JOANN F. JANSEN at . HENSON RECORDING STUDIOS, Costumers . LYNETTE BERNAY HOLLYWOOD, CA HEATHER HOLMES CREDITS SONY SCORING STAGE, Key Hairstylist . GUNNAR SWANSON CULVER CITY, CA Key Make-up Artist. ERIN BRASFIELD Score Mixed at . JNH STUDIOS Camera Operator . TOM WESTON Orchestra Conducted
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