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Woop Woop Tail Credits To Richard and Oscar ... Additional Material by Stephan Elliott Executive Producer for Goldwyn John Bard Manulis Production Manager Catherine "Tatts" Bishop Associate Producer Grant D. Lee First Assistant Director Carolynne Cunningham Art Director Colin "Sausage Pants" Gibson Sound Recordist/Sheep Husbandry Tony Johnson Supervising Sound Editor Glenn "Big Hands" Freemantle Re-recording Mixer John "Boots Heyward Camera Operator John Platt Focus Puller David Dunkley Clapper Loader/B-Camera Focus Puller Alice Springs Michael Pickells Boom Operator Myk Farmer Producer's Assistant & Post Production Co-Ordinator Polly Duval Production Co-Ordinator Fiona Schmidberger Production Secretary Clare Shervington Script/Burlesque Supervisor Judy Whitehead Second Assistant Director Guy Campbell Third Assistant Director Paul Sullivan Director's Assistant Baby McGarry Assistant Costume Designer Brett "Dirty Laverne" Cooper Costume Supervisor Louise Spargo Costume Standby Kahli "Dr. Moreau" Gaskin Costume Assistant Sarah Osmo Machinist Clare Collins Key Hair & Make-Up Cassie "Voodoo" Hanlon Hairdresser Simon Zanker Hair & Make-Up Clea "Wizzy" Molineaux Additional Hair & Make-Up Tina K. Roesler Chiara Tripodi Production Accountant Sophie Siomos Assistant Accountant Ben Breen Post Production Accountant John Morgan Gaffer/Cruise Director Brian Bansgrove Best Boy Colin Chase Electricians Justin "Botty" Plummer Boo Boo Slattery Adisug Tubtim Ian Barwick Joe Bruneteau Key Grip Lester Bishop Best Boy Grip Paul Reinhardt Grip Joe Jury Tracking Vehicle Grip Donovan Norgard Assistant Art Director Tara Kamath Art Department Co-Ordinators Miriam Johnson Christina Norman Draftspersons Emma Lawes Andrew Buchanan Set Dresser/Buyer John Paul (Lon) Lucini Set Decorator Suza Maybury Buyer Lea Worth Standby Props Max "Slippery" Manton Assistant Standby Props Sam Ward Action Vehicle Co-Ordinator Mark "Saint" McKinley Action Vehicle Assistant Andrew McConnell Art Department Runners Kath Burton Nicolai Crawford Special Effects Co-Ordinator John Bowring Special Effects Assistants Alan Casper Daniel Prockter Animal Wrangler Evanne Chesson Assistant Wranglers Cody Harris Glenda Briggs Storyboard Artists Dan Potra Brandon Hendroff Construction Manager Phil Worth Foreman Geoff Howe Leading Hand Rory Forrest Standby Carpenter Keith Weatherley Carpenters Warwick Miller Hugh Devaney Volkar Allart Chris Kemp Rudy Schraven Michael Iselin-Blumberg Jochen Bradel Lindsay Walker Tony Bardolph Raymond Fleming Robert Fleming Trades Assistant Ezra Atkins Scenic Artist Eric Todd Set Finishers Nick Walker Simon Clayton Brush Hand Joshua Black Labourers Robert Oakley Martin Perkins Patrick Tyrrell Construction Runners Jan Goldfeder Stephen Berger Horse Sculpture Dan Murphy Alice Springs Wrap Out Supervisor Hugh Bateup Location Manager Mason "Oh Yeah" Curtis Location Manager Sydney Robyn Clifton Assistant Unit Manager Paul Messer Unit Assistants Jody Hewitson Ross Bridekirk Location Security Kevin Hunt 2nd Unit Director of Photography André Fleuren 2nd Unit Focus Puller Frank Flick 2nd Unit Clapper Loader Matt Toll Camera Attachment Jason Ramp Camera Maintenance Laurie Rooney Stunt Co-Ordinator Rocky McDonald Stunt Assistant Nash Edgerton Safety Supervisor Arthur Hoadley Unit Nurse Elizabeth Bowell Assistant Editor Andrew "Foofy" Yuncken Supervising Dialogue Editor Max "Bigger Hands" Hoskins 2nd Assistant Editors Michael Corden Nadia Naimi Claire Ferguson ADR Editor Mark Heslop Assistant Sound Editors Tom Sayers Sam Southwick Foley Editor Rocky Phelan Music Editor Nick Adams Assistant Re-recording Mixer Richard Pryke FT2 Trainees Iain Erskine Lisa Clifford Cutting Room Trainee Emily West Post Production Consultant Stephen Law Stills Photographer Jim "Boom Boom" Sheldon Unit Publicity Maria Farmer Public Relations Travel Co-Ordinator Julie Sims Casting Assistant Jenny-Lee Robinson Extras Assistant Diana Freeman Base Office Liaison Belinda Yong Production Runner Alice Springs David Oakes Tutor/Chaperone Jorge Roshkin Magic Tutors Simon Winthrop Jim Holt The Dancing Double Keith Stubley Caterer Kerry Fetzer Kollage Katering Catering Assistant Reza Mokhtar Catering Assistants Kristen Jeffries Kinga Babczynska NEW YORK UNIT Production Supervisor Margot Lulick First Assistant Director Judy Gorjanc Second Assistant Director Cindy Craig Production Co-Ordinator Olivia Pi-Sunyer Office PA Greer Burkholder Second Assistant Camera Danya Ellen Reich Key Grip Edwin Figueroa Gaffer Joe Quirk Camera PA Sam Levy Location Manager Tim Robbins Locations Assistant Carey DePalma Location Scout Heidi Topper Parking Co-Ordinator Ko Niizuma Props Master Alison Froling Gun Wrangler Arthur Jolly Extras Casting Meredith Jacobson Extras Make-Up/Hair Frances Sorensen Production Assistants Ed Stevenson Colleen Corner Visual Effects by Photon Stockman VFX Designer Dale Duguid VFX Supervisor Trevor Hawkins VFX Producer Daniel Harvey Senior Compositor James Rogers Senior Animator Craig Wentworth Digital Artists Simon Dye Derek Wentworth Sean Heuston Niamh Lines Randy Vellacott Systems Manager Neville Duguid Data Wrangler Giuseppe Poli VFX Co-Ordinator Nicole Hammond Camera Equipment - Australia Samuelson Film Service Editing Equipment - Australia Frameworks Editing Equipment - UK Edit Hire Sound Post Production Reelsound, Pinewood studios Film Processed at Atlab Prints by Technicolor UK Lab Liaison Paul Swann Colour Grader Chris Bannister Titles Design Frameline Opticals General Screen Enterprises Negative Cutting Sylvia Wheeler Film Services Sound Re-Recorded at Pinewood Studios Legal Services Nina Stevenson Hart & Spira Music Legal Advisor John Woollcombe Insurance Aon Risk Services Completion Bond Film Finances Inc. for Scala Productions Business Affairs Frank Mannion Assistant Luca Macciocca Assistant to Nik Powell Sue Carreck Assistant to Stephen Woolley Philippa Wood Post Production Runners Kate Croft Imran Khan Archie "Woop Woop" Thomas CAST Teddy Johnathon Schaech Daddy-O Rod Taylor Angie Susie Porter Krystal Dee Smart Reggie Richard Moir Ginger Maggie Kirkpatrick Blind Wally Barry Humphries Duffy Mark Wilson Midget Paul Mercurio Young Lionel Stan Yarramunua Moose Bob Oxenbould Big Pat Jan Oxenbould Small Kenny Daniel Rigney Dirty Dean David Hoey Laverne Sarah Osmo Darren Con Demetriou Sylvia Rachel Griffiths Bella Tina Louise Maud Chelsea Brown Herbie Adryn White Jerome Felix Williamson Plato Kevin Copeland Sonny Shane Paxton Cher Bindi Paxton Barman Alan Finney Auntie Di Pat Gibbs Leigh Ann Bella Cooper Damien Cale Morgan Leon Baden Jones Tina Breanna Sonsie Projectionist Ding Woop Woopers Kurt Murray Patrick Gooch Arthur Dunn Rory Laidlaw Rosalie Breen Julie Dunn Rosalie Nethercott Cecily Palmer Sue Hunt Bob Oakley Aden Oakley Rowan Churches Rouslan Churches Amber Rose Poduti Jessica Poduti Ricki Poduti Tara Croucher Christopher Hunt Bonnie Hunt Gavin Wakefield Chris Wakefield Chad Wakefield Aaron Godfrey Lecki Taylor Smith Chookie the Pig Himself Original Music Produced by Guy Gross Music Mixed by Roy Marchant Engineered by Katrina Schiller Recorded at GGM/Trackdown Digital Studios, Sydney Mixed at Berwick Street Studios, London Aboriginal Vocalist Djakapurra Munyarrun Original Music Published by Mushroom Music Traditional Aboriginal Music Composed and Played by Stan Yarramunua Executive Music Producer Ray Williams PERHAPS, PERHAPS, PERHAPS Written by Joe Davis/Osvaldo Farres Southern Music Publishing Company, Inc. (ASCAP) Performed by Cake Courtesy of Capricorn Records, LLC. By arrangement with PolyGram Film and TV Music TIMES SQUARE Written, Arranged & Produced by Grant Showbiz & Fred Hood, Courtesy of Moodswings/ETC Management/ Warner Chappell Publishing Performed by Moodswings WELCOME TO YOUR LIFE (WOOP WOOP) Written by George O'Dowd, R. Stevens, Ian Dench Jupiter 2000 Ltd/administered by Liberty 2000 Ltd/ Warner Chappell Music Ltd (PRS) administered by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) Performed by Boy George DOG’S LIFE Written by E Sexy Grandpa Music/Alma Music Corp. (ASCAP) Performed by eels eels appear courtesy of Dreamworks Records TIMEBOMB Written by Chumbawamba Contains elements of "For What It's Worth" written by Stephen Stills Chumbawamba Songs (BMI)/Cotillion Music, Inc. (BMI)/ Ten East Music (BMI), Springalo Toones (BMI) & Richie Furay Music (BMI) all rights o/b/o Coillion Music, Inc. (BMI)/Ten East Music (BMI), Springalo Toones (BMI) & Richie Furay Music (BMI) administered by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) Performed by Chumbawamba I GOT YOU BABE Written by Sonny Bono Cotillion Music, Inc. IBMI o/b/o itself & Chris Marc Music (BMI) Performed by Merril Bainbridge featuring Shaggy Merril Bainbridge appears courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd./Gotham/Universal Records Shaggy appears courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd THERE IS NOTHIN’ LIKE A DAME Written by Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Williamson Music Performed by Reel Big Fish Courtesy of Mojo Records I CAIN”T SAY NO (sic) Written by Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Williamson Music Performed by Poe Poe appears courtesy of Fishkin Entertainment Inc./ Atlantic Recording Corporation BAIL HA’I written by Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Williamson Music Rap written by Neneh Cherry and Cameron McVey EMI Virgin Music Ltd. c/o EMI Virgin Songs Inc. (BMI) and EMI Virgin Music, Inc. (ASCAP) Performed by Moodswings featuring Neneh Cherry Neneh Cherry appears courtesy of Circa Records Ltd. OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING Written by Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II Williamson Music From the Original Movie Soundtrack of "Oklahoma!"
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