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Heaven's Burning Tail Credits Cast Colin Russell Crowe Midori Youki Kudoh Yukio Kenji Isomura Cam Ray Barrett Mahood Robert Mammone Boorjan Petru Gheorghiu Bishop Anthony Phelan Moffat Matthew Dyktynski Jonah Colin Hay Sharon Susan Prior Store Owner Norman Kaye Gloria Kate Fitzpatrick Oshima Kuni Hashimoto Gullbuddin Salvatore Coco Confused Man Christopher Duncan Bellboy Kiri Paramore Hotel Manager Edmund Pegge Security Supervisor Nick Gill Motel Manager Gary Waddell Mahood's Sister Katherine Halliday Tony Patrick Duggin Bank Teller Gina Zoia Bank Guard Peter Green Policewoman Madeleine James Truck Driver Mark Hembrow Truck Stop Waitress Penny Maegraith Car Salesman Ian Turpie Motel Receptionist Kate Roberts Receptionist's Daughter Wendy Kimpton Country Cop Greg Parker Boy in Cafe Brett Ferris Drinker Don Barker Rasta #1 Alan Dargin Rasta #2 Laurence Clifford Ball Ticket Seller Julie Sobotta Ball Bachelor Mark Saturno Standin for Russell Crowe Matthew Burke Stunts Russell Allan Szumai Anderson Dean Bennett Greg Blandy Richard Boue Johnny Hallyday Tony Lynch Eddy McShortall Robert Simper Dan Smith Bernadette van Gyen Rikki van Gyen Crew Production Manager Lesley Parker 1st Assistant Director Adrian Pickersgill Production Coordinator Trish Foreman Production Secretary Julie Byrne Production Office Runners Scott Heysen Sandra Arboit Production Accountant Deborah Wilde Accounts Assistant Sheryl Maung 2nd Assistant Director Christy McGuinness 3rd Assistant Director Matthew Bennett Continuity Christine O'Connell Location Manager Maurice Burns Unit Manager Michael Gill Unit Assistants Michael Aitken Simon Taylor Focus Puller John Foster Clapper Loader Corey Piper Attachment Renee Hanna Key Grip David Shaw Grip Paul Micallef Assistant Grip Josh Moore Gaffer Graeme Shelton Best Boy Dave Smith Electrician Robertto Karas Sound Recordist Toivo Lember Boom Operator Marco Arlotta Art Director Hugh Bateup Standby Props Leroy Plummer Props Buyers Tony Cronin Sarah Abbey Art Department Runner Richard Pearse Art Department Assistants Kylie Lawson Karen Hannaford Vehicle Co-ordinator Phil McCarthy Construction Manager Arthur Vette Carpenters Gary Buss Kevin Jarrett Scenic Artist John Haratzis Brush Hands Matthew Farrugia Ben Resch Graphic Artist Adam McCulloch Costume Supervisor Kathy Hain Standby Wardrobe Gwendolyn Stukely Costume Buyers Catherine Hereen Sandra Donlan Wardrobe Bus Driver Allison Coop Makeup/Hair/Prosthetics Beverley Freeman Makeup/Hair for Russell Crowe Christine Miller Prosthetics Attachment Ross Williams Special Effects Peter Stubbs Jeff Little Armourer Doug Campbell Stunt Co-ordinator Richard Boue Safety Officer Robert Simper Safety Report Bernadette van Gyen Nurse Jenny Bichard Caterers Kat House Katering Maria Blore Dianne Neil Stills Photographer Lisa Tomasetti Casting Assistant Daniel Shipp Extras Casting Lyn Pike Tokyo Casting Twenty First City Japanese Translator Lotte Lawrence Assistant to Russell Crowe Katie Fisher Assistant to Youki Kudoh Misako Suzuki Assistant Editor Strutts Psyridis Conform Assistant Deborah van Gyen Dialogue Editor Livia Ruzic Effects Editor Craig Carter Foley Artists Gerard Long Mario Vaccaro ADR Recordists Ralph Ortner Michael Thompson ADR Facilities SAFC Studios, Adelaide Soundfirm, Melbourne Soundfirm, Sydney Edited & Mixed at SAFC Studios Mixer Peter Smith Assistant Mixer Tony Young Music Licensing Christine Woodruff Shakuhachi Anne Norman Guitars Michael Atkinson Hugh McDonald Extra Programming Vin Curigliano Music Recorded at Screenthemes Film Stock Kodak Camera Equipment Cameraquip Laboratory Facilities Atlab Laboratory Liaison Ian Russell Colour Grading Arthur Cambridge Neg. Matching Karen Psaltis Titles Optical & Graphic Dfilm Digital Opticals Animal Logic Domino Operator Simon Carr Film Technician Chris Swinbanks Digital Opticals Producer Melanie Ritchie Dolby Sound Consultant Steve Murphy Avid Editing Equipment Frameworks Freight Sun Couriers Travel Stage & Screen Vehicles Excel Greenroom/Makeup Bus Mason Curtis Wardrobe Bus Mobile Production Facilities Grip Vehicles & Equipment Big Toys Motorolas Hirecom Australia Legals Roth Warren Insurance Webster Hyde Heath Completion Guarantor Film Finances Excerpt from "Dot and the Kangaroo" © Yoram Gross Studios Pty. Ltd. Thanks Judith McCann, Peter Beilby, Linda Klejus, Adrienne Read, Bryce Menzies, Richard Hyde, Sandra Gross, Jean Laird, City of Adelaide, Chubb Vision, Rollerchair, "Wild Bunch", NEC Computers, Penguin Books, Schwartzkopf, Levi Strauss, Stamford Plaza Adelaide - logo Music "The In Crowd" written by Billy Page, performed by Bryan Ferry published by Hill & Range Songs Inc./J. Albert & Son Pty. Ltd. courtesy of EG Records & Virgin Records Australia Pty. Ltd. "The Honeydripper" written by Joe Liggins, performed by Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons published by Northern Music Corporation, administered by MCA Music Australia Pty. Ltd. courtesy of EMI Music Australia Pty. Ltd. "Bayou Pon Pon" Trad. arrangement by Menard/Le Juene/Smith, performed by Le Trio Cadien published by Happy Valley Music, courtesy of Rounder Records "Another Spring, Another Love" written by Gloria Shayne/Noel Paris, performed by Marlene Dietrich, published by Robert Mellin Inc. administered by Warner/Chappell Music Aus. Pty. Ltd. courtesy of MCA Records, by arrangement with Universal Special Markets "Soave Sia Il Vento" from "Cosi fan Tutte" written by W. A. Mozart, performed by Lucia Pohl/Brigitta Fassbaender, Tom Krause and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra/Ivan Kertesz, courtesy of Decca Record Company Ltd (U.K.), under licence from PolyGram Pty. Ltd. "Song for a Dreamer" written by Robin Trower/Keith Reid, performed by Procol Harum published by Bluebeard Music/PolyGram Music Publishing courtesy of EMI Records Ltd (U.K.) "Surfin' Bird" written by Alfred Frazier/John Earl Harris/Carl Whyte/Turner Wilson Jnr. performed by The Trashmen, published by EMI Music Publishing Aust. Pty. Ltd. courtesy of Sundazed Music Inc. "Don't Forget to Remember" written by Barry & Maurice Gibb, performed by The Bee Gees published by Gibb Bros. Music/BMG, courtesy of PolyGram International BV, under licence from PolyGram Pty. Ltd. Isolde's "Liebestod" from "Tristran and Isolde", written by Richard Wagner, performed by Budapest Symphony Orchestra/Gyorgy Lehel, courtesy of Laser Light Digital, under licence from Delta Music Inc. Dolby ® Digital In Selected Theatres - logo Developed and produced with the assistance of the South Australian Film Corporation SAFC logo International Sales Beyond Films Limited - logo The characters and events depicted in this motion picture are fictional. Any similarity to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidental. This motion picture (including the soundtrack thereof) is protected under the laws of Australia, the United States of America and other countries. Unauthorised duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in a civil liability or criminal prosecution. © 1997 Australian Film Finance Corporation Limited South Australian Film Corporation Duo Art Pty. Ltd. .
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