A Chorus Line (1985)


A Chorus Line
Release Date09 December 1985
Budget$27,000,000
US Box Office$5,000,000
GenreMusical, Drama, Comedy
CountryUSA
Filming LocationsHelen Hayes Theater - 240 West 44th Street, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
LanguageEnglish
Sound Mix70 mm 6-Track, Dolby
ColorColor
Film TypeFeature
Film ClassMusical Drama, Backstage Musical
ThemesBig Break, Dancer's Life, Ladder to the Top
TonesEarnest, Sensual, Humorous, Intimate, Atmospheric, Stylish, Witty, Quirky, Poignant
TagsAudition, Backstage, Broadway, Choreographer, Dance [art], Musical [play], Show Business, Stage Show

A Chorus Line is a 1985 musical film directed by Richard Attenborough, starring Michael Douglas. The screenplay by Arnold Schulman is based on the Tony Award-winning book of the 1975 stage production of the same name by James Kirkwood, Jr. and Nicholas Dante. The songs were composed by Marvin Hamlisch and Edward Kleban.


Cast and Crew


Cast

Michael Blevins
Mark Tobori

Yamil Borges
Diana Morales

Jan Gan Boyd
Connie Wong

Gregg Burge
Richie Walters

Cameron English
Paul San Marco

Tony Fields
Al DeLuca

Kristine Evelyn Erlich-DeLuca

Vicki Frederick
Sheila Bryant

Beatrice Ann 'Bebe' Benson

Judy Monroe

Pam Klinger
Maggie Winslow

Val Clarke

Charles McGowan
Mike Cass

Cassie

Justin Ross
Greg Gardner

Blane Savage
Don

Matt West
Bobby Mills III

Robbie

Sammy Smith
Doorman

Timothy Scott
Boy with Headband

Bambi Jordan
Girl in Yellow Trunks

Mansoor Najeeullah
Cab Driver

Peter Fitzgerald
Dancer with Gum

John Hammil
Advertising Executive

Jack Lehnert
Posterman

Gloria Lynch
Taxi Passenger

Gregg Huffman
Misfit Boy Dancer

Eric Aaron
Dancer

Jeff Adkins
Dancer

AnneMarie
Dancer

David Askler
Dancer

Michele Assaf
Dancer

Bryant Baldwin
Dancer

Buddy Balou
Dancer

Carol Baxter
Dancer

Tina Bellis
Dancer

Ida Broughton
Dancer

Robin Brown
Dancer

Anna Bruno
Dancer

Brian Bullard
Dancer

Cheryl Burr
Dancer

Bill Bushnell
Dancer

Sergio Cal
Dancer

Cole Carpenter
Reject Dancer

Joe Anthony Cavise
Dancer

Linda Cholodenko
Dancer

Cheryl Clark
Dancer

Christine Colby
Dancer

Alexander Cole
Dancer

Anne Connors
Dancer

Leslie Cook
Dancer

Jeffrey Cornell
Dancer

Alicia Cox
Dancer

Frank Cruz
Dancer

Dancer

Richard DeFabees
Reject Dancer

John DeLuca
Dancer

Niki Harris
Dancer

Reed Jones
Dancer

Jennifer Kent
Reject Dancer

Barbara Lavorato
Dancer

Felix Montano
Dancer

Alan Onickel
Dancer

Scott Plank
Dancer

Karen Prunczik
Reject Dancer

Rhett Pyle
Dancer

Melissa Randel
Reject Dancer

Mary Ellen Stuart
Dancer

Scott Wise
Dancer

Barbara Yeager
Dancer

Yvonne Farrow
Dancer

Writer

Michael Bennett

Nicholas Dante

James Kirkwood Jr.

Arnold Schulman

Producer

Joseph M. Caracciolo
associate producer

producer

Ernest H. Martin
producer

Gordon Stulberg
executive producer

Cinematographer

Ronnie Taylor
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Editor

Casting Director

Julie Hughes
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Barry Moss
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Production Designer

Patrizia von Brandenstein
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Art Director

John Dapper
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Set Decorator

George DeTitta Sr.
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Costume Designer

Faye Poliakin
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Makeup Department

Craig Lyman
key makeup artist

Production Manager

Joseph M. Caracciolo
unit production manager

Michael S. Glick
production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Louis D'Esposito
second assistant director

Robert V. Girolami
first assistant director

Jane Paul
second second assistant director

James W. Skotchdopole
second assistant director

Art Department

Joseph M. Caracciolo
property master

Jay Rabins
art department coordinator

Martin Rosenberg
set dresser

Gerald DeTitta
set dresser

Sound Department

Jonathan Bates
supervising sound editor

Jeremy Hume
assistant sound editor

Gerry Humphreys
sound re-recording mixer

Michael Minkler
sound re-recording mixer

Donald O. Mitchell
sound re-recording mixer

Christopher Newman
production sound mixer

Kevin O'Connell
sound re-recording mixer

Robin O'Donoghue
sound re-recording mixer

Jerry Trent
dance foley

Camera and Electrical Department

Billy Kerwick
key rigging grip

Charles Meere III
electrician

Gary Muller
co-first assistant camera

Tom Priestley Jr.
camera operator

Scott Rathner
additional second assistant camera

Casting Department

Edward Blum
additional casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Bill Christians
wardrobe supervisor

Jennifer Nichols
wardrobe supervisor

Editorial Department

Tom San Martin
negative matcher

Arnold Shuster
negative matcher

Music Department

Lamar Alsop
musician

Seymour Barab
musician

Elena Barere
musician

Ethan Bauch
musician

John Beal
musician

Jay Berliner
musician

Warren Bernhardt
musician

Randy Brecker
musician

Ralph Burns
music arranger, conductor

Ann Calahan
musician

Bob Carlisle
musician

Heidi Carney
musician

Clifford Carter
musician

Emile Charlap
musicians contractor

Michael Farrow
music mixer

Joseph Joubert
dance music layouts

Guy Lumia
concert master

John Moses
musician

Emily Paine
assistant music editor

Michael Tronick
music editor

Valerie Wilson
score vocalist

Robert E. Wooten Jr.
dance music layouts

Transportation Department

Robert Buckman
driver

Other Crew

Michael Bennett
stage director: original stage production, choreographer: original stage production

B.J. Bjorkman
script supervisor

Gregg Burge
assistant choreographer

Al Cerullo
helicopter pilot

Monte Farber
location manager

Jeffrey Hornaday
choreographer

Brad Jeffries
assistant choreographer

Richard Morrison
title designer

Joseph Papp
stage producer

Helene Phillips
dance assistant

James R. Powell
production assistant

Mindy Weiss
assistant: Emile Charlap

Stanley Bielecki
publicity and marketing

Grant Reid
location assistant

Production Company

Embassy Film Associates
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PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
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Distributor

Columbia Pictures

Globo Vídeo

MGM-International Dist.

UGC-Europe 1

Miscellaneous

Casablanca Records
soundtrack

ChapmanLeonard Studio Equipment
camera dollies






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