The China Syndrome
(1979) Sometimes it’s too late to tell the truth. | Released
Ratings
81%
7.1
7.4
83%
Financials
Revenue: $51,718,367
Budget: $5,900,000
Profit: + $45,818,367
Movie Details
Tag Line: Sometimes it’s too late to tell the truth.
Status: Released
Average Rating: 7
Release Date: Mar 16, 1979
Rating: PG
Run Time: 2h 02m
Original Language: English
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Production Countries: United States of America
Production Companies: Columbia Pictures , IPC Films
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Synopsis
While doing a series of reports on alternative energy sources, opportunistic reporter Kimberly Wells witnesses an accident at a nuclear power plant. Wells is determined to publicize the incident, but soon finds herself entangled in a sinister conspiracy to keep the full impact of the incident a secret.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Directing | Second Assistant Director |
Barrie M. Osborne
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| Director |
James Bridges
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| Second Unit Director |
Joel Chernoff
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| Script Supervisor |
Marshall Schlom
|
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| First Assistant Director |
Kim Kurumada
|
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| Production | Casting Assistant |
Stanzi Stokes
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| Producer |
Michael Douglas
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| Production Assistant |
Marty P. Ewing
Bruce Nahin
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| Executive Producer |
Bruce Gilbert
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| Unit Production Manager |
James Nelson
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| Associate Producer |
James Nelson
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| Casting |
Sally Dennison
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| Production Manager |
James A. Dennett
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| Publicist |
Eileen Peterson
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| Location Manager |
Douglas E. Stoll
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| Production Secretary |
Ronnie Kramer
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| Sound | Assistant Sound Editor |
Samuel C. Crutcher
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| Sound Effects Editor |
Fred J. Brown
Gene Corso
Mary McGlone
Lorane Mitchell
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| Musician |
Michael Boddicker
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| Scoring Mixer |
Dan Wallin
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| Boom Operator |
Marvin E. Lewis
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| Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Les Fresholtz
Michael Minkler
Arthur Piantadosi
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| Music Editor |
Jim Henrikson
|
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| Sound Mixer |
Willie D. Burton
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| Art | Production Design |
George Jenkins
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| Set Designer |
William Ladd Skinner
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| Set Decoration |
Arthur Jeph Parker
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| Leadman |
R. Chris Westlund
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| Property Master |
Terry E. Lewis
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| Construction Coordinator |
William Maldonado
|
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| Assistant Property Master |
Rudy Reachi
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| Construction Foreman |
S. Bruce Wineinger
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| Costume & Make-Up | Costumer |
Aggie Guerard Rodgers
Eddie Marks
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| Costume Design |
Donfeld
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| Hairstylist |
Kaye Pownall
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| Makeup Artist |
Don Schoenfeld
Bernadine M. Anderson
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| Writing | Screenplay |
James Bridges
Mike Gray
T.S. Cook
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
James Crabe
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| Additional Camera |
Reynaldo Villalobos
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| Assistant Camera |
Robert Isenberg
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| Still Photographer |
Peter Sorel
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| Best Boy Grip |
Robert Duggan
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| Key Grip |
Tom Prophet Jr.
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| Camera Operator |
Mike Sweeten
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| Second Assistant Camera |
John Szajner
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| Editing | Editor |
David Rawlins
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| Assistant Editor |
Francesca Emerson
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| Visual Effects | Visual Effects Camera |
Richard Edlund
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| Matte Painter |
Matthew Yuricich
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| Crew | Transportation Coordinator |
Craig Pinkard
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| Stunt Double |
Bryce Guy Williams
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| Special Effects Assistant |
Bruce Mattox
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| Special Effects |
Henry Millar Jr.
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| Cableman |
Robert W. Harris
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| Transportation Captain |
Edward Baken
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| Lighting | Best Boy Electric |
Daryl Smith
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| Gaffer |
James O. Blair
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