It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
(1963) The comedy event of the century, In glorious 70mm! | Released
Ratings
7
7.6
73%
Financials
Revenue: $60,000,000
Budget: $9,400,000
Profit: + $50,600,000
Movie Details
Tag Line: The comedy event of the century, In glorious 70mm!
Status: Released
Average Rating: 7
Release Date: Nov 7, 1963
Rating: 1963-11-07
Run Time: 3h 17m
Original Language: English
Website: -
Production Countries: United States of America
Production Companies: United Artists , Casey Productions
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Synopsis
A group of strangers come across a man dying after a car crash who proceeds to tell them about the $350,000 he buried in California. What follows is the madcap adventures of those strangers as each attempts to claim the prize for himself.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Directing | Director |
Stanley Kramer
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| Other |
Ivan Volkman
|
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| Assistant Director |
Bert Chervin
George R. Batcheller Jr.
Charles Scott
|
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| Script Supervisor |
Marshall Schlom
|
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| Writing | Screenplay |
William Rose
Tania Rose
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| Story |
William Rose
Tania Rose
|
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| Production | Producer |
Stanley Kramer
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| Producer's Assistant |
Anne P. Kramer
|
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| Production Manager |
Clem Beauchamp
|
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| Production Coordinator |
Bud Pine
|
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| Sound | Original Music Composer |
Ernest Gold
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| Sound Engineer |
John K. Kean
|
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| Sound Editor |
Walter Elliott
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| Music Editor |
Art Dunham
|
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| Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Clem Portman
Roy Granville
Vinton Vernon
|
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| Songs |
Ernest Gold
Mack David
|
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
Ernest Laszlo
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| Camera Operator |
Charles F. Wheeler
|
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| Assistant Camera |
Dick Johnson
|
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| Grip |
Morris Rosen
|
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| Assistant Grip |
Martin Kashuk
|
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| Additional Photography |
Irman Roberts
Hal McAlpin
|
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| Editing | Editor |
Gene Fowler Jr.
Robert C. Jones
Frederic Knudtson
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| Art | Production Design |
Rudolph Sternad
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| Art Direction |
Gordon Gurnee
|
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| Set Decoration |
Joseph Kish
|
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| Property Master |
Art Cole
|
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| Title Designer |
Saul Bass
|
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| Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design |
Bill Thomas
|
| Makeup Artist |
George Lane
Lynn F. Reynolds
Bud Westmore
|
|
| Costume Supervisor |
Joe King
|
|
| Hairdresser |
Connie Nichols
|
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| Crew | Aerial Coordinator |
Paul Mantz
Frank Tallman
|
| Stunt Coordinator |
Carey Loftin
|
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| Special Effects |
Danny Lee
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| Stunts |
Buddy Van Horn
Bob Herron
Paul Baxley
Tap Canutt
Max Balchowsky
Richard E. Butler
Dick Crockett
Carol Daniels
George DeNormand
Gary Epper
Dick Geary
Stephanie Epper
Sol Gorss
Chuck Hayward
John Indrisano
Gil Perkins
Jack Perkins
Wally Rose
Fred Scheiwiller
Tom Steele
Paul Stader
Alex Sharp
Carl Saxe
Eddie Smith
Joe Pronto
Walt La Rue
|
|
| Stunt Double |
Loren Janes
Bill Couch
May Boss
John Hudkins
Regis Parton
George Robotham
Helen Thurston
Jesse Wayne
|
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| Stunt Driver |
Dale Van Sickel
|
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| Lighting | Gaffer |
Joseph Edesa
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| Visual Effects | Visual Effects |
Farciot Edouart
Linwood G. Dunn
James Gordon
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| Department | Role | Name |