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| Title: | The Crow |
| Director: | Alex Proyas |
| Writers: | David J. Schow; John Shirley |
| Producers: | Sherman L. Baldwin; Robert L. Rosen [1] Jeff Most; Edward R. Pressman; Caldecot Chubb; James A. Janowitz [2]; Gregory A. Gale; Grant Hill [3] |
| Composer: | Graeme Revell |
| Cinematography: | Dariusz Wolski |
| Editors: | Dov Hoenig; Scott Smith |
| Production | |
| Distributed by: | Miramax Films |
| Released: | May 13th, 1994 |
| Rating: | R |
| Running time: | 102 min. |
| Country: | USA |
| Language: | English |
| Budget: | $23,000,000 [4] |
| Gross: | $50,693,162 (US) [4] $94,000,000 (Worldwide) [4] |
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The Crow is an American feature film of the supernatural thriller and action genres. It deals with the subjects of resurrection, love and revenge. It is mostly known for the tragedy surrounding its production as leading actor Brandon Lee was accidentally shot and killed during filming by an improperly loaded firearm. The Crow was directed by Alex Proyas with a screenplay written by David J. Schow and John Shirley. It is based on the popular The Crow comic book franchise by author James O'Barr. The movie was produced by Miramax Films and released theatrically in the United States on May 13th, 1994.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Brandon Lee | Eric Draven |
| Rochelle Davis | Sarah |
| Ernie Hudson | Sergeant Albrecht |
| Michael Wincott | Top Dollar |
| Bai Ling | Myca |
| Sofia Shinas | Shelly Wesbster |
| Anna Thomson | Darla |
| David Patrick Kelly | T-Bird |
| Angel David | Skank |
| Laurence Mason | Tin Tin |
| Michael Massee | Funboy |
| Tony Todd | Grange |
| Jon Polito | Gideon |
| Bill Raymond | Mickey |
| Marco Rodriguez | Torres |
| Kim Sykes | Annabella |
| Rock Taulbee | Lead cop |
| Norman "Max" Maxwell | Roscoe |
Notes & Trivia[]
- This film adapts the first four issues of The Crow comic book series by James O'Barr, which was first published by Caliber Press in 1989.
- Production on The Crow began on February 1st, 1993. Principal photography concluded in June, 1993. [4]
- At its widest release, The Crow was screened in 2,119 movie theaters. [5]
- Film editor M. Scott Smith is credited as Scott Smith in this film.
- Actress Anna Levine is credited as Anna Thomson in this film.
- On March 31st, 1993, while filming a scene in Wilmington, North Carolina, leading actor Brandon Lee was shot in the stomach by actor Michael Massee. The scene called for Massee's character, Funboy, to shoot Lee's, Eric Draven. The prop gun was supposed to be filled with dummy rounds, but live ammunition had been accidentally placed in the weapon. Lee died from his injuries at the hospital. [6][7]
- This is Alex Proyas' second film work as a director. It is his first American film and his first film in the supernatural fantasy genre.
- Actor Michael Wincott is also known for playing Frank Elgin in Alien: Resurrection.
- Actress Anna Levine is also known for playing the pastor's wife in the 1989 film Warlock.
- Actors Rochelle Davis and Jon Polito were both born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- Actors Michael Wincott and Sofia Shinas were both born in Ontario, Canada.
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References[]
- ↑ Sherman L. Baldwin and Robert L. Rosen are credited as executive producers on this film.
- ↑ Jeff Most and Edward R. Pressman are credited as full producers on this film while Caldecot Chubb and James A. Janowitz are credited as co-producers.
- ↑ Gregory A. Gale and Grant Hill are credited as associate producers on this film.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 IMDB; The Crow (1994); Box office & business.
- ↑ Box Office Mojo; The Crow (1994); Domestic Summary.
- ↑ Los Angeles Times; "Bruce Lee's Son, Brandon, Killed in Movie Accident". April 1st, 1993.
- ↑ Blogspot.com; Most Famous Deaths.