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NEITTYHRK LeadMan ..... DONSUTTON Avco Embassy Pictures SwingCang ... LEEDRYCAS Presents Prope§Master ... MIKEMAY John Carpenter's AssistantPrope§Master ....... CENEBOOTH ESCAPE FROM NEWYORK GraphicDesigner ..... ARTHURCELB A DEBRA HILL Production Location Manager . BARRY BERNARDI Sound Mixer TOMMY CAUSEY Starring Boom Operator JOE BRENNAN KORT RUSSELL BoomOperator...... CARLFISCHER LEEVAN CLEEF SEASON HUBLEY Caffer. ....MARKWALTHOUR ERNEST BORGNINE TOM ATKINS RiggingCaffer. ... DMINMARSHALL Best Boy Electrician . TOM MARSHALL DONALD PLEASENCE CHARLES CVPHERS Electrician TERRY MARSHALL ISAAC HAYES Electrician ...... SCOTTBOTTFIELD HARRY DEAN STANTON ADRIENNE BARBEAO Technician .. STEVEMATHIS as "Brain" as "Maggie" KeyCrip ... FRANKPALMER 2ND Crip SEYMOOR OWENS Director DollyCrip .... TOMMYSANDS JOHN CARPENTER Crip... LEOBEHAR Makeup Artist Supervisor . KEN CHASE Producers Makeup Artist BEN DOUCI-AS LARRY FRANCO HairS§list ....... FRANKIEBERCMAN DEBRA HILL Costume Designer STEPHEN LOOMIS Screenplay Men'sCostumer...... ..MELSAWICKI JOHN CARPENTER Women'sCostumer ...... MTRINABRONSON NICK CASTLE Still Photoqrapher..... .KIMCOTTLIEB An Avco Embassy Pictures Release Still Photographer..... ...... JIMCOE Publicist ..... KELLI CARRIS AssistantFilm Editor ..... MNDYD.THORNTON CAST ApprenticeEditor. .... BARBARACANDOLFO StuntCoordinator.... .DICKWARLOCK SnakePlisskin ....... KORTRUSSELL Special EffectsSupervisor ..... ROYARBOGAST BobHauk ... LEEVANCLEEF Special EffectsPowder. ..... PATPATTERSON Cabbie. .ERNESTBORCNINE Special Effects EDDIE SURKIN President of the United States . DONALD PLEASENCE Special Effects ... CARYZINK TheDukeofNewYork . ISAACHAYES CunAdvisor ....... SIDSTEMBRIDCE Girl in Chock Full O'Nuts . SEASON HUBLEY Craft Service . LOUIE CHIRCO Brain.. ....... HARRYDEANSTANTON RegisteredNurse.. ......MAURICECOSTELLO Maggie. ....... ADRIENNEBARBEAU TransportationCoordinator ...... EDDIELEEVOELKER Rehme. ....... TOMATKINS Transportation Captain . TOM THOMAS SecretaryofState ..... ...CHARLESCYPHERS ProductionAssistant.. .. GEOFFRYAN Taylor. JOEUNCER ProductionAccountant JACK BOCKLEY Romero FRANKDO0BLEDAY ProductionAssistant/Office ... SAMHPREECE Dr.Cronenberg ..... JOHNSTROBEL Construction Foreman . MARVSALESBERC Cypsy #1 . JOHN COTHRAN JR. PropmakerForeman .... ARTMOLEN Cypsy#2 ...... CARRETTBERCFELD PropmakerForeman . ....... ANDREWOVERHOLTZER CypsyGuard ... RICHARDCOSENTINO Propmaker ...... JOEFAIvIA Gypsy . .... ROBERTJOHNMETCALF PaintSupervisor..... WARDWELTON Cypsy . ..... JOELBENNETT Paint Foreman WAYNESMITH lSTlndian .....MCBULLOCK Painter. ...EDZINCEL 2NDlndian ....... CLEMFOX AvcoNominee ....... DON BORCHERS 3RD lndian ....TOBARMAYO Assistant Location Manager . FRANK CAPRA Ill Dancer #1 JOSEPH A. PERROTTI CreativeMobileTechnician .... JOHNBROMBY Dancer#2 . ALAN SHEARMAN Driver-Cenerator/FX... ..... MIKECONNOLLY Dancer#3 .... RONVERNAN Driver-Crip10-Ton. .... MARIOSMON Dancer#4 ....... RONALDE.HOUSE Driver'Prop 10.Ton . STEVE BOYD Dancer#5 ....... RODCERBUMPASS Driver-l O-Ton/Ward Trailer DICK LEE Stewardess NANCYSTEPHENS Driver-CarCarrier .... .... RODBERC SecretService#1 .... .......STEVENCACON Driver'Honeywagon.... ....... CHUCKHAUER SecretService#2.... STEVENFORD Driver-Cook .. BERTJETTER SecretSeMce#3 .... ....IvIICHAELA.TAYLOR Cook's Helper . JUAN BETANCOURT RedBandanacypsy. ....LONNIEWUN Driver-Construction . EDDIE WORTH Helicopter Pilot DALE HOUSE Driver'Set Dressing JOE BENET HelicopterPilot.. ..DAVIDR.PATRICK Driver'Production .... .......WAYNEROBERTS Du§ Sargeant . BOB MINOR Driver'Construction.... .....WAYNEWILLI/U\,\S Controller ..... WALLYTAYLOR Driver'Set Dressing . BOBBY BENTON ComputerOperator .. ...... Jr'\lvlESO'HACEN AssistanttotheAssistants ..... MATTFRANCO Trooper ......JAMESEMERY Publici§ .. PICKWICK/MASLANSKY/ Police Sargeant TOM LILLARD KOENICSBERC TheatreManager ...... BORAHSILVER Boyle. .....TONYPAPENFUS SPECIAL VISOAL EFFECTS BY NEW WORLD/VENICE Punk.. JOHNDIEHL Producer-Liaison..... ..... MARYANNFISHER Bum., .......CARMENFILIPI ProjectSupervisor.... ..... R.J.KIZER Directors Drunk. ...... BUCKFLOWER of Photography JIM CAMERON HelicopterPilot ....... CLAYWRICHT CEORCE DODCE Helicopter Pilot AL CEROLLO DENNIS SKOTAK Slag .. ... OXBAKER AUSTIN McKINNEY Elicon Camera Operators CREDITS 3i.r*.?i:Bffi JULIA CIBSON Directed by. ......JOHNCARPENTER Miniaturesconstructedby.... ..... BRIANCHIN Produced by LARRY FRANCO Engineer ... TOMCAMPBELL Produced by .... DEBRAHILL MatteArtwork ......... .JIMCAMERON Written by . JOHN CARPENTER JENA HOLMAN and NICK CASTLE BOB SKOTAK Associate Producer . BARRY BERNARDI Rotoscope ... STEVEELLIOT Music by JOHN CARPENTER Rotoscope ....... DANSMITH in association with EffectsEditorial ...... .... ANTHONYRANDEL ALAN HOWARTH Caffer CARYWACNER Film Editor . TODD RA/v1SAY Camera Assistant STEVE CALDWELL ProductionDesigner ......JOEALVES CameraAssistant ... MNDYFRAKES Director of Photography DEAN CONDEY Associate Producer . AARON LIPSTADT ProductionManager... .ALANLEVINE ProductionManager... CHARLES SKOURAS III FirstAssistantDirector. ...... LARRYFRANCO Production Accountant . .. SARANELSON Second Assistant Director . JEFFREY CHERNOV Production Secretary ROBIN THOMAS Assistant to the Producers and Casting . PECI BROTMAN Craphic Displays by MOTION CRAPHICS ProductionOfficeCoordinator.... CHIPFOWLER Sound Editor DAVID YEWDALL ScriptSupervisor..... LOUISEJAFFE Sound Editor ....WARREN HAMILION CameraOperator ....... RAYSTELLA Dialogue Editor . STEVE RICE FirstAssistantCameraman ..... CLYDEBRYAN Special Synthesizer Sound . ALAN HOWARTH Second Assistant Cameraman ......DOUGOLIVAROS Assistant Sound Editor . DAVID RITSCHER Second Assistant Cameraman . STEVE TATE StereoRecordist...... JOHNMOSLEY Second Unit Director of Photography JIM LUCAS Re'Recorded At Goldwyn Sound Facility Second Unit Camera Operator . FRANK RUTTENCUTTER Re-RecordingMixers. ..... BILLVARNEYC.A.S. Second Unit I ST Assistant Cameraman . CEORCE MOOMDTAN CRECC LANDAKER, C.A.S. SecondUnit2NDAssistantCameraman ......,..... JACKCARY STEVE MASLOW C.A.S. Assistant Art Director . CHRIS HORNER Color by MCM Titles/Opticals by PACIFIC TITLE SetDecorator . CLOODIACl O(lDlA Lenses by PANAMSION DOLBY STEREO PRODUCTION NOTE§ A chilling vision of the not-so-distant future is presented in Avco Carpenter became involved in the film short, "The Resurrection of Embassys futuristic action adventure film, "ESCAPE FROM NEW Bronco Billyl' which won the Academy Award as Best Live Action YORK:' Esteemed writer'director John Carpenter and co'producer Short Subject of 1970. Itwas also while at USC that Carpenter began Debra Hill are responsible for our frightening journey into the directing what ultimately became the feature film "Dark Starl'which terrifoing nightmare world of New York City as it appears in the year has since gone on to become a science fiction cult classic. i997. The production marks the 3rd collaboration between the team Next came the suspense film "Assault on Precinct 131' followed a of Carpenter and Hill, which began with the most successful few years later by the most successful independent film ever made, independent film ever made, "Halloweenl' and "The Fogl' Avco "Halloweenl' Writing 'Assault" and co-writing "Halloween" (with Embassy's haunting ghost story. producer Debra Hill) and directing both films, Carpenter also wrote An extensive and superlative cast appears in "ESCAPE FROM the original music for them, as he did foT "ESCAPE FROM NEW NEW YORKI' headed by Kurt Russell. The film also stars Lee Van YORKI' and edited'Assaultl' Soon after "Halloween" came the box- Cleel Ernest Borgnine, Donald Pleasence, Isaac Hayes, Season office smash, "The Fogl' with Carpenter once again directing, co' Hubley, Harry Dean Stanton as Brain, and Adrienne Barbeau as writing and scoring the film. Maggie. Written by John Carpenter and Nick Castle, it is produced He also found time to direct two TV movies - "someone is by Debra Hill and Larry Franco, and directed by Carpenter. Watching Mel' a scary teleplay which he also wrote (and where he Carpenter and co'screenwriter Nick Castle paint a vivid picture of met his future wife, Adrienne Barbeau), and the critically acclaimed Manhatian Island in the year 1997, now a maximum security prison ratings blockbuster, "Elvis" (which starred "ESCAPE FROM NEW operated by the newly formed United States Police Force. YORK" star Kurt Russell). Carpenter also wrote the original Completely walled-in and virtually escape-proofl the city is now a screenplay for "Eyesl' which after extensive rewrites by other corrupt and devastated place inhabited by over 3,000,000 gypsy screenwriters became the film "The Eyes of Laura Marsl' criminals, crazies, and bums. "ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK" is a true "family affair" style Air Force One, enroute to a summit meeting with the President production, reuniting some of the most talented people working in on board, is sabotaged, crashlanding in New York City. The the film industry today. Carpenter and Hill are veteran co'workers, President survives, only to be taken prisoner by the King of the having now joined forces on four films. Their initial meeting was on Cypsies, Duke, and his gang of cut'throats, including the unsavory "Assault on Precinct 131' with Hill then acting as script supervison Brain, and his "main squeezel'Maggie. They soon began screenwriting together, and that led to the script. The savage inmates make their demands perfectly clear: their for "Halloweenl' which Hill also produced. They did the same on immediate release in exchange for the President's
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