Candyman (1992)
Candyman (1992)



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Cast & Crew.

Virginia Madsen
Helen Lyle

Tony Todd
Candyman / Daniel Robitaille

Xander Berkeley
Trevor Lyle

Kasi Lemmons
Bernadette 'Bernie' Walsh

Vanessa Williams
Anne-Marie McCoy

DeJuan Guy
Jake

Marianna Elliott
Clara

Ted Raimi
Billy

Ria Pavia
Monica

Mark Daniels
Student

Lisa Ann Poggi
Diane

Adam Philipson
Danny

Eric Edwards
Harold

Carolyn Lowery
Stacey

Barbara Alston
Henrietta Mosely

Sarina C. Grant
Kitty Culver

Latesha Martin
Baby Anthony

Lanesha Martin
Baby Anthony

Michael Culkin
Phillip Purcell

Bernard Rose
Archie Walsh / Art Direction / Director / Screenplay

Glenda Starr Kelly
Crying Mother

Jane Alderman
CastingDirector

Kenneth A. Brown
Castrated Boy

Caesar Brown
Tough Guy

Terrence Riggins
Gang Leader

Gilbert Lewis
Detective Frank Valento

Rusty Schwimmer
Policewoman

Baxter Harris
Detective

John Rensenhouse
Attorney

Mika Quintard
T.V. Reporter

Doug MacHugh
1st Orderly

Carol Harris
2nd Orderly

Stanley DeSantis
Dr. Burke

Diane Peterson
Nurse

Michael Laren
Priest

Laura Bennecke
College Student (uncredited)

Michelle Blackwell
Cousin Regina (uncredited)

Ray Etheridge
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Antoinette Rogers
Neighbor (uncredited)

Fred Sanders
Cop (uncredited)

Caron Strong
Nurse (uncredited)

Steve Golin
Producer

Jane Alderman
Casting

Leonard Pollack
Costume Design

Anthony B. Richmond
Director of Photography

Jason La Padura
Casting

Kathryn Peters
Set Decoration

Jane Ann Stewart
Production Design

Andy Werderitsch
Assistant Art Director

Michelle Pazer
First Assistant Editor

Michael Barry
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Nigel Holland
Sound Designer

Maria C. Connors
Assistant Art Director

Huston Beaumont
Best Boy Electric

Steve F.B. Smith
Dolby Consultant

William Cruse
Visual Effects Supervisor

Mark Fellman
Still Photographer

Richard Deangelo
Transportation Coordinator

Douglas Morton
Art Department Coordinator

Max Jones
Assistant Art Director

Randy Nolen
Steadicam Operator

Chris Anthony Miller
Assistant Art Director

Ken S. Polk
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Joshua Culp
Visual Effects Art Director

Walter Scott
Stunt Coordinator

Russ Lyster
Gaffer

Rachel Atkinson
Script Supervisor

Kirk R. Gardner
Steadicam Operator

Michael Ferris
Additional Camera

Marian Green
Stunts

Philip Glass
Original Music Composer

Peter McAdams
Grip

Bill Palmer
Transportation Captain

Clive Barker
Short Story / Executive Producer

Gregory Goodman
Line Producer

Alan Poul
Producer

Sigurjón Sighvatsson
Producer

Gail McMullen
Assistant Costume Designer

Anna Camille Miller
Extras Casting

Erma Kent
Key Hair Stylist

Catherine Jane Holzer
Extras Casting

Will Blount
Property Master

Donald B. Osborne
Swing

Ellen Heuer
Foley Artist

Jeffrey De La Rosa
Electrician

Marcei A. Brown
Second Assistant Director

Scott Ganary
ADR Mixer

Laura Fried
Sound Engineer

Suzanne Haasis
Second Assistant Director

Julia Schklair
Wardrobe Supervisor

Allan Bond
ADR Recordist

Jaimie Sarra
Art Department Assistant

Wayne Frierson
Swing

David L. Cole
Prop Maker

Don Tomei
Best Boy Electric

Doug Dole
Key Grip

Reinhard Stergar
Sound Mixer

Bill Riley
Best Boy Grip

Peter Aranda
Dolly Grip

Michael Sudmeier
Electrician

Kate C. Lewis
Painter

Anne Pope
Sound Engineer

Elaine Fiona Ferguson
Production Coordinator

Wendy Weaver
Assistant Set Decoration

Joan Rowe
Foley Artist

Dannen King
Painter

Luanne Anders
Swing

Lisa Denker
Swing

Denise Dellavalle
Makeup & Hair Assistant

Jack Eberhart
Leadman

Leza Ingalls
Painter

Barbara Harris
ADR Voice Casting

Barbara L. Roche
Extras Casting

Flavia Amon
Assistant Sound Editor

Timberlake Lewis
Camera Loader

Dan Strickland
Gaffer

Paul Wilkowsky
Grip

Michelle Bühler
Key Makeup Artist

Michael Biggie
Painter

Glenn M. Carrere
Swing

Sean Rowe
Foley Artist

Tim Silverberg
Electrician

Thomas Patrick Smith
First Assistant Director

Joel Osborne
Leadman

Peter S. Carlstedt
Dialogue Editor

David J. White II
Second Assistant Camera

Sharon Ainsberg
Administration

Jeremy Pitts
Assistant Dialogue Editor

Ellis M. James
Best Boy Grip

Robert Polich
Boom Operator

Michelle Colbert
Production Coordinator

Julie Hansen
Post Production Accountant

Dan Rae
Editor

Charleen Richards-Steeves
ADR Mixer

Charles Ewing Smith
Sound Supervisor

Greg Steele
Sound Recordist

Oliver Euckner
Boom Operator

Michael Retzer
Key Grip

Mark A. Ridge
Extras Casting

Tommy Goodwin
Foley Mixer

Tami Treadwell
Foley Recordist

Leonard Marcel
Sound Supervisor

Rory Robert Knepp
First Assistant Camera

Hayden Clement
Assistant Sound Editor

Gary Wills
Camera Loader

Rob Forrest
Dolly Grip

Lynn Weimer
Script Consultant

Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc
Pilot

Lisa Barratt
Production Coordinator

Debbie Lynn Ross
Stunts

Phil Chong
Stunts

William Washington
Stunts

Gary J. Tunnicliffe
Makeup Supervisor

Bob Keen
Special Effects Makeup Artist

Dave Keen
Special Effects Makeup Artist

Mark Coulier
Special Effects Makeup Artist

Brian Latt
Special Effects
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Details.
Release DateOctober 16, 1992
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 40m
Content RatingR
Budget$6,000,000
Box Office$25,792,310
Filming LocationsChicago, United States
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Candyman is a 1992 American supernatural horror film written and directed by Bernard Rose and starring Virginia Madsen, Tony Todd, Xander Berkeley, Kasi Lemmons, and Vanessa E. Williams. Based on Clive Barker's short story "The Forbidden", the film follows a Chicago graduate student completing a thesis on urban legends and folklore, which leads her to the legend of the "Candyman", the ghost of an African-American artist and son of a slave who was murdered in the late 19th century for his relationship with the daughter of a wealthy white man.
The film came to fruition after a chance meeting between Rose and Barker who later completed his own film adaptation of Nightbreed (1990). Rose expressed interest in Barker's story "The Forbidden", and Barker agreed to license the rights. Where Barker's story revolved around the themes of the British class system in contemporary Liverpool, Rose chose to refit the story to Cabrini-Green's public housing development in Chicago and instead focus on the themes of race and social class in the inner-city United States.
Candyman premiered at the 1992 Toronto International Film Festival, and was theatrically released on October 16, 1992, by TriStar Pictures and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment. It received generally positive reviews and grossed over $25 million in the US, where it was also regarded in some critical circles as a contemporary classic of horror cinema. It was followed by three sequels: Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995), Candyman 3: Day of the Dead (1999), and Candyman (2021) which the latter serves as a direct-sequel to the original.
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