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Kiss Or Kill Tail Credits a film by Bill Bennett Frances O'Connor Matt Day KISS OR KILL Chris Haywood Barry Otto Andrew S. Gilbert Barry Langrishe and Max Cullen as 'Stan' writer, director Bill Bennett producers Bill Bennett Jennifer Bennett co-producer Corrie Soeterboek executive producers Mikael Borglund Gary Hamilton director of photography Malcolm McCulloch production designer Andrew Plumer editor Henry Dangar location sound Toivo Lember sound design Wayne Pashley cast in order of appearance young nikki Tiffany Peters nikki's mother Julie Sobotta nikki's father Syd Brisbane nikki Frances O'Connor paul nathan Geoff Revell al Matt Day zipper doyle Barry Langrishe felicity Eliza Lovell young boy Jordan Weldon-Iley hotel regency maid Carmel Johnson hummer Chris Haywood crean Andrew S. Gilbert medical examiner Liz Windsor assistant medical examiner Paul Rees jules in the gym Audine Leith jacko Michael Hill stan Max Cullen adler jones Barry Otto wrong couple Tracy Bennett Darren Bennett wrong motel owner Beth Dew stan's cleaning lady Rosalind Aylemore jetty couple Marjorie Koch Ted Koch truck driver Dennis Williams "surf & turf" waitress Stacey Perry waitress in toilet Ulli Birve "sorry" truckie Chris Burke uniform cop Matthew Bartsch possum harry John Clarke bel Jennifer Cluff roo shooter Bruce Ross publican Mary McLaughlin shop owner Jean Smith lawyer Don Chapman esperence hotel maid Vicki Burfitt roadblock cop Tony Lynch ambulance personnel Janet Brewer Peter Carman crew production manager Ann Folland production co-ordinator Kathryn McIntyre mr bennett's assistant Kerrin McNeil production runners Jennifer Drake Scott Heysen production accountant Janine Martorejo, Moneypenny Services adelaide production liaison Robyn Seiboth Anne Quist ceduna production secretary Jean Cooper sydney production assistant Penny Walters adelaide locations Sarah Abbey first assistant directors Heather Oxenham Bob Donaldson second assistant directors Damien St Leger Kelly Christie McGuiness third assistant director Jennifer Drake a.d. attachment Trudi Gardner unit manager Bruce Ross unit assistant Peter Santucci caterer Steve Marcus addtional catering (sic) D & M Location Catering focus puller Craig "Rags" Phillpot clapper loader Michael Con Bambacas additional clapper loader Dene Oehme second unit camera Ron Bollman Jamie Egan stills photographer Bill Bennett additional sound recordist Des Keneally boom operator Robert "Gotch" Cutcher gaffer Trevor Toune best boy Werner Gerlach key grip Marcus Bosisto tracking vehicle grip Donovan Norgard standby props John Santucci buyer/dressers Paula Williams Anthony Cronin set construction John Moore carpenter Peter "Moose" Baker vehicle co-ordinator Peter Thomas armourer Marcus Bosisto costume supervisor Ruth de la Lande standby wardrobe Rosetta Ashton wardrobe buyer Kate Smith hair and make-up artist Jennifer Lamphee make-up assistant Peta Dunstall safety supervisor Peter Culpan stunt co-ordinator Johnny Hallyday nikki doubles Bernadette Van Guyen Szumai Anderson al double Glenn Boswell stunt performers Dennis Williams Tony Lynch unit nurses Jennifer Bichard Joanne Godfrey casting Jennifer Bennett adelaide casting Audine Leith post production manager Helen Panckhurst post production assistant Clancy McDowell assistant editor Leigh Elmes effects editor Peter Townend dialogue editor Antony Gray atmos editor Jenny T Ward assistant dialogue editors Nicholas Breslin Sonal Joshi foley artist John Simpson adr recordist Rick Lisle foley recordists Rick Lisle Julie Pearce dialogue treatment PhilmSound dialogue and foley mixer Gethin Creagh dialogue and foley mixer Martin Oswin adelaide production office Bluestone Pictures travel and freight services Showgroup tracking vehicle Devonshire Films picture post production facility Frameworks sound post production facility Spectrum Films Australia additional adr recording South Australian Film Corporation laboratory Atlab Australia lab liaison Denise Wolfson neg matching Negthink Pty Ltd grading Arthur Cambridge mixed at Atlab Australia mix liaison Greg Fitzgerald titles Optical & Graphic opticals DFilm, Roger Cowland photographed using Kodak Eastman camera and lenses supplied by Samuleson Film Service (sic) (AUS) Pty Ltd insurance H.W. Wood Australia Tony Gibbs FIUA completion guarantor FACB, Rob Fisher legal representation Tress Cocks & Maddox, Jennifer Huby auditors AD Hill & Co thanks to Lynn Gailey Ray Brown Peter "Moose" Baker Kerry Stott, Cheetham Salt Sergeant Ian Caddy, Ceduna Police Guy Bailey. Ceduna Council Dr Ross James F.R.C.P.A. Senior Constable Mark Guest Hyatt Regency, Adelaid the people of Ceduna, Penong & Port Augusta special thanks to Petaluma Wines South Australian Brewing Company Mount Lofty Mineral Water extract from "Our Eunuch Dreams" by Dylan Thomas courtesy of The Trustees for the Copyrights of Dylan Thomas Dolby ® In Selected Theatres - logo shot on location in South Australia script developed with the assistance of the Australian Film Commission Australian Film Commission - logo financed by the Australian Film Finance Corporation FFC logo international sales Beyond Films Limited Beyond logo produced with the assistance of the Movie Network The Movie Network - logo produced with the assistance of the South Australian Film Corporation SAFC - logo The persons and events of this cinematograph film are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional. This cinematograph film is protected under the laws of Australia and internationally. Unauthorised duplication, distribution, diffusion, or exhibition may result in civil liability and/or prosecution. Copyright © 1997 Australian Film Finance Corporation Limited, Australian Asset Management Limited, South Australian Film Corporation, MovieVision Pty Limited and Bill Bennett Productions Pty Limited MCMXCVII All Rights Reserved .
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