Dragonfly
(2002) When someone you love dies... are they gone forever? | Released
Ratings
25%
6.5
6.1
7%
Financials
Revenue: $52,322,400
Budget: $60,000,000
Profit: - $-7,677,600
Movie Details
Tag Line: When someone you love dies... are they gone forever?
Status: Released
Average Rating: 7
Release Date: Feb 22, 2002
Rating: 2002-02-22
Run Time: 1h 44m
Original Language: English
Website: -
Production Countries: Germany , United States of America
Production Companies: Universal Pictures , Spyglass Entertainment , Gran Via Productions , Shady Acres Entertainment , Kalima Productions , NDE Productions , Buena Vista International , Touchstone Pictures
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Synopsis
A grieving doctor is being contacted by his late wife through his patient's near death experiences.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Writing | Author |
David Seltzer
Brandon Camp
Mike Thompson
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| Production | Producer |
Gary Barber
Roger Birnbaum
Tom Shadyac
Janet L. Wattles
Alan B. Curtiss
Arlene Kehela
Mark Johnson
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| Executive Producer |
Michael Bostick
James D. Brubaker
|
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| Casting |
Debra Zane
Elizabeth Marx
|
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| Directing | Director |
Tom Shadyac
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| Script Supervisor |
Susan Bierbaum
Trisha Burton
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| Second Second Assistant Director |
Basti Van Der Woude
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| Sound | Original Music Composer |
John Debney
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| Sound Effects Editor |
Richard C. Franklin
Avram D. Gold
Randall Guth
Brian Risner
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| Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Kevin O'Connell
Greg P. Russell
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|
| Supervising Sound Editor |
Michael Hilkene
|
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| Music Editor |
Jeff Carson
|
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| Dialogue Editor |
Victoria Rose Sampson
Jeffrey Kaplan
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| Editing | Editor |
Don Zimmerman
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| First Assistant Editor |
Scott Hill
|
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| Assistant Editor |
Dean Zimmerman
|
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
Dean Semler
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| Camera Operator |
Richard Merryman
Dwayne McClintock
|
|
| Helicopter Camera |
Phil Pastuhov
|
|
| Steadicam Operator |
Robert Presley
|
|
| First Assistant Camera |
Reggie Newkirk
|
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| Art | Production Design |
Linda DeScenna
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| Art Direction |
James Nedza
|
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| Set Decoration |
Ric McElvin
|
|
| Art Department Coordinator |
Mitch Sutton
|
|
| Assistant Art Director |
Dawn Swiderski
Sally Thornton
|
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| Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design |
Judy L. Ruskin
|
| Assistant Costume Designer |
Lahly Poore
|
|
| Costume Supervisor |
Leigh Leverett
|
|
| Hair Department Head |
Beth Miller
|
|
| Hairstylist |
Elle Elliott
Laine Trzinski
|
|
| Key Hair Stylist |
Kerry Mendenhall
Judy Crown
|
|
| Makeup Department Head |
Nena Smarz
|
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| Makeup Artist |
Francisco X. Pérez
Jackie Dobbie
Marsha Shearrill
Chantal Boom'la
|
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| Crew | Special Effects Coordinator |
Daniel Sudick
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| Visual Effects Editor |
Scott Hill
|
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| CGI Supervisor |
Elie Jamaa
|
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| Digital Effects Supervisor |
Rudi Holzapfel
|
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| Second Unit Cinematographer |
Don McCuaig
|
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| Stunts |
Christine Anne Baur
|
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| Visual Effects | Visual Effects Coordinator |
Susie Brubaker
Mamie McCall
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| Visual Effects Supervisor |
Jon Farhat
|
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| Lighting | Gaffer |
James J. Gilson
Jeff Gatesman
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| Rigging Grip |
Kim Heath
Kirk Greenberg
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