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THIS MATERIAL IS ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE AT http://www.wdsfilmpr.com © Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved. disney.com/wonderland Casting by. SUSIE FIGGIS Unit Production CREDITS WALT DISNEY PICTURES Managers . THOMAS HARPER PETER TOBYANSEN Presents First Assistant ALICE IN Director . KATTERLI FRAUENFELDER Second Assistant WONDERLAND Director . BRANDON LAMBDIN A Associate Producer . DEREK FREY ROTH FILMS Visual Effects Producer. TOM PEITZMAN Production Visual Effects Supervisors . SEAN PHILLIPS A CAREY VILLEGAS TEAM TODD Animation Supervisor . DAVID SCHAUB Production Senior Visual Effects Producer . CRYS FORSYTH-SMITH A Conceptual Designs by . DERMOT POWER ZANUCK COMPANY Production CAST A Film by Mad Hatter . JOHNNY DEPP TIM BURTON Alice . MIA WASIKOWSKA Red Queen . HELENA BONHAM CARTER White Queen . ANNE HATHAWAY Directed by . TIM BURTON Stayne – Knave of Hearts. CRISPIN GLOVER Screenplay by . LINDA WOOLVERTON Tweedledee/Tweedledum . MATT LUCAS Based on “ALICE’S ADVENTURES White Rabbit . MICHAEL SHEEN IN WONDERLAND” and Cheshire Cat . STEPHEN FRY “THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS” Blue Caterpillar . ALAN RICKMAN by. LEWIS CARROLL Dormouse . BARBARA WINDSOR Produced by . RICHARD D. ZANUCK March Hare . PAUL WHITEHOUSE Produced by . SUZANNE TODD Bayard . TIMOTHY SPALL & JENNIFER TODD Charles Kingsleigh . MARTON CSOKAS Produced by . JOE ROTH Lord Ascot. TIM PIGOTT-SMITH Executive Producers. PETER TOBYANSEN Colleague #1 . JOHN SURMAN CHRIS LEBENZON Colleague #2 . PETER MATTINSON Co-Producers . KATTERLI FRAUENFELDER Helen Kingsleigh . LINDSAY DUNCAN TOM PEITZMAN Lady Ascot . GERALDINE JAMES Director of Hamish. LEO BILL Photography. DARIUSZ WOLSKI, ASC Aunt Imogene . FRANCES DE LA TOUR Production Designer. ROBERT STROMBERG Margaret Kingsleigh. JEMMA POWELL Film Editor . CHRIS LEBENZON, A.C.E. Lowell. JOHN HOPKINS Costume Designer. COLLEEN ATWOOD Faith Chattaway . ELEANOR GECKS Senior Visual Effects Fiona Chattaway . ELEANOR TOMLINSON Supervisor . KEN RALSTON Strange Music by . DANNY ELFMAN Woman Kisser . REBECCA CROOKSHANK 1 Dodo Bird . MICHAEL GOUGH Male Stunt Hightoppers . RYAN GRAY Tall Flower Faces. IMELDA STAUNTON PAUL SCOTT Jabberwocky . CHRISTOPHER LEE Action Girl Hightopper . KYLA WARREN 6-Year-Old Alice. MAIRI ELLA CHALLEN Action Boy Hightoppers . VLADAMIR KUBR Red Queen Court: TROY BROWN Woman with Large Nose . HOLLY HAWKINS Red Queen Stunt Female CREDITS Woman with Big Ears . LUCY DAVENPORT Townspeople. ALICIA VELA-BAILEY Man with Large Belly . JOEL SWETOW JASI COTTON LANIER Woman with TANIA PEARSON-LOESER Large Poitrine . JESSICA OYELOWO Red Queen Stunt Man with Large Chin . ETHAN COHN Male Townspeople . RANDALL ARCHER Man with Big Forehead . RICHARD ALONZO WAYNE DALGLISH ALEX CHANSKY Ship Captain . HARRY TAYLOR Utility Stunts. SCOTT ARMSTRONG Executioner. JIM CARTER ILRAM CHOI Additional Vocal Effects by . FRANK WELKER RICHARD EPPER Hatter Futterwacken Dance MICHAEL HANSEN Double . DAVID “ELSEWHERE” BERNAL J.E. JOHNSON Hightopp Hat Juggler . CHRIS GRABHER DAVE SCHULTZ Party Dancers . CAROLINE ROYCE FRANK TORRES BONNIE PARKER STEVE UPTON SIMONE SAULT AARON WALTERS LEIGH DANIELS Mad Hatter Stand-In . ANDREW RODA CARL WALKER Alice Stand-In . CAROLINE FIFE MATT DEMPSEY Stayne Stand-In . MARTIN TREES CHRIS GRIERSON DALE MERCER Supervising Party Musicians . DAVID LALE Art Director . STEFAN DECHANT JOHN BASS Art Directors . TODD CHERNIAWSKY NICHOLAS LEVY ANDREW L .JONES PATRICK ROBERTS MIKE STASSI PHILLIP GRANELL CHRISTINA WILSON STEPHEN GILES Assistant Maypole Dancer. HILARY MORRIS Art Directors. KASRA FARAHANI White Queen SCOTT HERBERTSON Loyalist . JACQUELINE TRIBBLE Illustrators . DAWN BROWN MANSER STUNTS DYLAN COLE Stunt Coordinator . GARRETT WARREN SETH ENGSTROM Key Stunt Rigger . MARK GINTHER SCOTT LUKOWSKI Stayne Stunt Double . ADAM HART WARREN MANSER Mad Hatter Stunt Double . THEO KYPRI JIM MARTIN Alice Stunt Double . TARAH PAIGE STEVEN MESSING Tweedledee Stunt PAUL OZZIMO Double . ERNIE REYES, JR. CHRISTOPHER ROSS Tweedledum Stunt CRAIG SHOJI Double . MARTIMIANO NITO LARIOZA DAPHNE YAP Fire Juggler. JACK KALVAN CHRIS BAKER (UK) Female Stunt Hightoppers . STACY CARINO AIMEE BELL 2 Storyboard Artists . MICHAEL A. JACKSON MOCAP Suits RICK NEWSOME Supervisor. ANTONIO ALMARAZ DAN SWEETMAN MOCAP Key Costumer . MICHELLE Y. LIU CREDITS SHARON SMITH (UK) MOCAP Costumer. ERIN MUELLER MICHAEL SCHLINGMANN (UK) Lead Modelmaker . JASON MAHAKIAN Make-Up Design by . VALLI O’REILLY Modelmakers. JEFF FROST Key Makeup Artist. LESLIE DEVLIN GREGORY JEIN Makeup Artists for Mr. Depp . PATTY YORK BRETT PHILLIPS JOEL HARLOW 3D Environment Special Make-Up Artist . RICHARD ALONZO Supervisor . BARRY HOWELL Make-Up Artists . DEBRA COLEMAN 3D Environment Artists . ANDREW HWANG ANTONYIA VERNA FELIX JORGE BRIAN PACE Hair Dept. Head . TERRY BALIEL MOTOKI NISHII Key Hairstylist . PAUL GOOCH JOSH FRONTINO Hairstylist. KAREN ASANO-MYERS COREY JOHNSON Special Effects STEVEN JIN Contact Lenses by . PROFESSIONAL CARLOS PEDROZA VISIONCARE ASSOCIATES Art Department Coordinator. ANDREA CARTER A Camera Operator . MARTIN SCHAER Art Department Camera/Steadicam Assistant . ZACHARY BUNKER Operator. P. SCOTT SAKAMOTO Researcher . PIERRE BUNIKIEWICZ First Assistant Camera . TREVOR LOOMIS Art Department Second Production Assistants . JENNIFER BASH Assistant Camera. JAMES GOLDMAN ANDRES CUBILLAN CHRISTOPHER GARCIA Set Decorator . KAREN O’HARA Dialect Coaches . GERALD GRENNELL Assistant CARLA MEYER Set Decorator . ELIZABETH KEENAN Choreographer . DAVID BERNAL Leadman . MARK WEISSENFLUH Cast Assistants . PATRICK BENTLEY Miniature Set Design & Manufacturing BEA S. REMBECZKY-HERNANDEZ by . NEW DEAL STUDIOS, INC. Set Dec Buyers . KRISTEN GASSNER Script Supervisor . LUCA KOUIMELIS KIMBERLY MERLIN Sound Mixer . WILLIAM B. KAPLAN, C.A.S. Boom Operators. THOMAS GIORDANO Assistant Costume PEGGY NAMES Designer . CHRISTINE CANTELLA CARY WEITZ Costume Supervisor . DONNA O’NEAL Costumer . CACEY RIGGAN Additional Editor . JOSEPH C. BOND IV Costumer for Mr. Depp . MARINA MARIT First Assistant Editors . CHRISTINE KIM Set Costumer. BRENDA DONOHO MICHEL ALLER Specialty Assistant Editors. TOM KEMPLEN Costumes. DEBRA ANNE AMBROSINO LISA THOMPSON LETICIA SANDOVAL KENNY MARSTEN Costume Production EMMA GAFFNEY Assistant . SOMMER TERRY ANDREW WALTON Key Cutter/Fitter . DALE WIBBEN Apprentice Men’s Cutter/Fitter . MICHAEL SLOAN Film Editor . MEAGAN COSTELLO 3 Post Production ADR Mixers . MICHAEL MILLER Supervisor . JESSIE THIELE SCHROEDER DAVID WEISBERG HOWARD LONDON Post Production SANDY BUCHANAN Coordinators . SALLY BAILEY ANTONY BAYMAN HELEN GLOVER ROB EDWARDS CREDITS Post Production PIP NORTON Assistants . HENRY KEMPLEN ADR Recordist . COURTNEY BISHOP BRIDGET OPFER CHRISTINA MAR Foley Recorded at . FOOTSTEPS WENDY NOMIVAMA POST-PRODUCTION SOUND INC Additional VFX Editor. MARK SANGER Re-Recording Mixer . GREG P. RUSSELL Assistant Re-Recorded at . SONY PICTURES STUDIOS VFX Editor . CEDRIC NAIRN-SMITH SKYWALKER SOUND VFX Coordinator. STEVE RIERA Sound Engineers. BILL BANYAI VFX Production Assistant. GLORIA COHEN ROBERT SMITH Sound Recordists . TOM BURNS Re-Recording TONY SERENO Mixers . MICHAEL SEMANICK ADR Voice TOM JOHNSON Casting . LOUIS ELMAN, AMPS, MPSE Sound Designer/Supervising ABIGAIL BARBER Sound Editor . STEVE BOEDDEKER BARBARA HARRIS Supervising Sound Editor . DAVID EVANS Pre-Record Engineer . PAUL LANGWADE Sound FX Editors . ANDY KENNEDY STEVE BROWELL Visual Effects and Animation by JACK WHITTAKER SONY PICTURES IMAGEWORKS INC. SAMIR FOCO GEOFFREY RUBAY Visual Effects DUSTIN CAWOOD Executive Producer . DEBBIE DENISE Supervising Dialogue Digital Producers . CHRISTIAN HEJNAL ADR Editor . STEFAN HENRIX MICKEY LEVY Dialogue Editors . IAIN EYRE CG Supervisors. THEO BIALEK MICHELLE PAZAR FRANCISCO X. DEJESUS JASON GEORGE KEE-SUK KEN HAHN Sound Editor . PAUL APTED SETH MAURY Assistant Sound Editors PHIL FREUDENFELD BOB PEITZMAN DAWN GOUGH BRIAN STEINER TRICIA LINKLATER BERT VAN BRANDE Supervising Foley Editor . JONATHAN NULL ROBERT WINTER Foley Editors . PASCAL GARNEAU Digital Production BRIAN CHUMNEY Managers . BRADFORD SIMONSEN Foley Artists . ANDY MALCOLM REBECCA RINN GORO KOYAMA ALBERT LAWRENCE MASON Foley Recording Mixers . DON WHITE Visual Effects JACK HEEREN Senior Editor. ELAINE ANDRIANOS Foley Recording Visual Effects Editors . ANNIE MAHLIK Assistant . JENNA DALLA RIVA GUY T. WIEDMANN Foley Assistant . BROOKE GRAEFF 4 Associate Character Pipeline TDs . CHRIS CARIGNAN Production Managers . KEVIN FIELD KEE CHANG TIMOTHY LOUGHRAN JACK SHAO CHENG CREDITS NOOSHIN SIADATNEJAD STEFAAN CONTRERAS JANN WIMMER NATHAN “N8” ERIKSEN TIFFANY WU DANIEL GREENSTEIN Animation Coordinator . JULES ESCHLIMAN KYLE MCGINNIS MATTHEW RUBIN LEONARDO SZEW Texture Paint Supervisor . ELBERT YEN Lighting Coordinators. MICHAEL KILLOREN SARAH MIHALEC MALONEY BETH TYSZKIEWICZ NESBIT Texture Painters . DARREN BEDWELL ADRIAN J. SCIUTTO RON BUSHAW Digital Coordinators . THOMAS CORE EDWIN FABROS JESUS DE SANTIAGO DEREK GILLINGHAM KRISTY LYNN FORTIER GLEN GUSTAFSON ALYSE JOSEPH JULIA HONG JEANNY LEE ALWYN HUNT Production Coordinator . JEAN HO CAMILA P DAVILA Production Assistants. MEGAN MICHITTI HEE-CHEL NAM MELANIE ROSE TUCKER SUAN TAN Character Designers. MICHAEL KUTSCHE Look Development BOBBY CHUI Lead . TERRANCE TORNBERG KEI ACEDERA Look Development TDs. MIKU KAYAMA Modeling Supervisor . MARVIN KIM NICOLA LAVENDER Character & Hard Surface JOE STRASSER Modelers . STEVEN BROWNING KEVIN SOULS GREG GALLIANI SARAH MOORE MARCOS CALEB KANG Shader Lead. JOHN MONOS YUN GEUK KANG Senior MOON JUNG KANG Shader Writers
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  • PIRATI DEI CARAIBI Ai Confini Del Mondo (Pirates of the Caribbean: at World’S End)

    PIRATI DEI CARAIBI Ai Confini Del Mondo (Pirates of the Caribbean: at World’S End)

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