Wise Blood  (1979)

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The movie Wise Blood, released in 1979 and directed by John Huston, was shot on film using Panavision Cameras with Gerry Fisher as cinematographer and editing by Roberto Silvi.
Directed by | John Huston
Cinematography by | Gerry Fisher
Edited by | Roberto Silvi
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Country | USA
Language | English
Genres | Comedy, Drama

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➤ Cast
Hazel Motes
Grandfather
Enoch Emory
Sabbath Lily
Hoover Shoates
Jakob Winslow
Jacob Wood
Loki Martinson
Stranger #1
Stranger #2
Stranger #3
Stranger #4
Depressed Human
Stranger #5
Stranger #6
Young Man
Stranger #7
Little Boy
Little Girl
Jerry Bob Jackson
Ken Guy
Lisa Martinson
Slade Bob Jackson
Policeman
Gonga The Gorilla
Street Listener
Man In The Street
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➤ Second Unit & Assistant Directors
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➤ Camera & Electrical Department
Camera Operator
Generator Operator
First Assistant Camera
Key Grip
Electrician
➤ Editorial Department
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➤ Art Department
Property Master
➤ Sound Department
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Re-recording Mixer
Boom Operator
Sound Recordist
➤ Makeup Department
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➤ Costume & Wardrobe Department
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➤ Music Department
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Assistant Music Editor
Music Editor
➤ Transportation Department
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➤ Additional Crew Members
Script Supervisor
Assistant: Alex North
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Post-production Accountant
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