Se7en (1995)
Se7en (1995)


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Cast & Crew.

Morgan Freeman
Somerset

Brad Pitt
Mills

Gwyneth Paltrow
Tracy

John Cassini
Officer Davis

Peter Crombie
Dr. O'Neill

Reg E. Cathey
Dr. Santiago

R. Lee Ermey
Police Captain

Daniel Zacapa
Detective Taylor at First Murder

Andrew Kevin Walker
Dead Man at 1st Crime Scene / Writer

George Christy
Workman at Door of Somerset's Office

Endre Hules
Cab Driver

Hawthorne James
George the Night Guard at the Library

Bob Mack
Gluttony Victim

William Davidson
First Guard at the Library / Construction Foreman

Bob Collins
Second Guard at the Library

Jimmy Dale Hartsell
Library Janitor

Richard Roundtree
Talbot

Charline Su
TV News Reporter

Dominique Jennings
TV News Reporter

Allan Kolman
First Forensic Man in the Law Office

Beverly Burke
TV Anchor Woman

Gene Borkan
Eli Gould - Greed Victim

Julie Araskog
Mrs. Gould

Mario Di Donato
Fingerprint Forensic Man in Law Office

Alfonso Freeman
Fingerprint Technician

John C. McGinley
California

Harrison White
Cop on SWAT Team

Bob Stephenson
Cop on SWAT Team

Michael Reid MacKay
Victor - Sloth Victim

Richard Portnow
Dr. Beardsley

Tudor Sherrard
Coupon Man Outside Pizza Parlor

Mark Boone Junior
Greasy F.B.I. Man

Pamala Tyson
Thin Vagrant by John Doe's Apartment

Lennie Loftin
Policeman Who Takes Statement from Vagrant

Sarah Reinhardt
Police Sketch Artist

Emily Wagner
Detective Sara at John Doe's Apartment

Martin Serene
Wild Bill

Michael Massee
Man in Booth at Massage Parlor

David Correia
First Cop at Massage Parlor

Ron Blair
Second Cop at Massage Parlor

Jennifer Mueller
Lust Victim

Leland Orser
Crazed Man in Massage Parlor

Lexie Bigham
Sweating Cop at Massage Parlor

Evan Mirand
Paramedic at Massage Parlor

Paul Eckstein
Paramedic at Massage Parlor

Harris Savides
911 Operator / Additional Photography

Rachel Flanagan
Additional 911 Operator

Heidi Schanz
Pride Victim

Brian Evers
Duty Sergeant

Shannon Wilcox
Woman Cop Behind Desk

Richard Schiff
Mark Swarr

James Deeth
Helicopter Pilot

John Santin
Helicopter Pilot

Charles A. Tamburro
SWAT Helicopter Pilot / Aerial Coordinator

Richmond Arquette
Delivery Man

Duffy Gaver
Marksman in Helicopter

Kevin Spacey
John Doe

Charles S. Dutton
Cop (uncredited)

Arthur Max
Man in Library (uncredited) / Production Design

Arnold Kopelson
Producer

Howard Shore
Original Music Composer

Kerry Barden
Casting

Darius Khondji
Director of Photography

Gary Wissner
Art Direction

Michael Kaplan
Costume Design

Anne Kopelson
Executive Producer

David Fincher
Director

Suzanne Smith Crowley
Casting

Richard Francis-Bruce
Editor

Clay A. Griffith
Set Decoration

Dan Kolsrud
Executive Producer

Phyllis Carlyle
Producer

Billy Hopkins
Casting

Janet Brady
Stunts

Michael Alan Kahn
First Assistant Director

Gary Archer
Prosthetics

Rob Bottin
Makeup Effects Designer

Kenny Endoso
Stunts

Sandy Berumen
Stunts

Elinor Bardach
Costume Supervisor

Armen Ksajikian
Musician

Robert S. Mendelsohn
Unit Production Manager

Michele Platt
Associate Producer

Peter Albiez
Special Effects Coordinator

Ren Klyce
Sound Effects Editor / Sound Designer

Elizabeth Lapp
Set Designer

Hugo Santiago
Set Designer

Kim B. Christensen
Sound Effects Editor

Sanford Panitch
Co-Producer

Barry Chusid
Assistant Art Director

Wendy Cox
Production Coordinator

Robert J. Litt
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Greg Kimble
Visual Effects Supervisor

Angie Rubin
Music Editor

Danny Cangemi
Special Effects Supervisor

Patrick Dodd
Supervising Sound Editor / ADR Supervisor

Jennifer L. Ware
Sound Effects Editor

Bert Dovo
Orchestrator

Jan O'Connell
Art Department Coordinator

Paul Hargrave
Location Manager

William Hoy
Additional Editing

Russell McEntyre
Transportation Coordinator

Chris Gibbin
Leadman

Elliot Tyson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Robert C. Lusted
First Assistant Editor

Rick Hart
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Marvin E. Lewis
Boom Operator

Nana Greenwald
Co-Producer

Dale Myrand
Steadicam Operator

John Lissauer
Orchestrator

Wayne Stone
Transportation Captain

Gianni Nunnari
Executive Producer

Ric Keeley
Post Production Supervisor

Michael A. Chavez
Camera Operator

David Emmerichs
Steadicam Operator

Willie D. Burton
Production Sound Mixer

Aisha Coley
Casting Associate

Lynn Harris
Co-Executive Producer

Lori Rowbotham
Set Designer

Brad Edmiston
First Assistant Camera

Ellen Segal
Music Editor

Conrad W. Hall
Camera Operator

Chuck Picerni Jr.
Stunt Coordinator

Richard Saperstein
Co-Executive Producer

Allan Wertheim
Unit Production Manager

Joe Fineman
Executive In Charge Of Post Production

Peter Sorel
Still Photographer

Ted Zachary
Executive In Charge Of Production

Stephen Joel Brown
Co-Producer

Becky Ochoa
Hair Designer

Ceán Chaffin
Thanks

Larry Velasco
Set Costumer

William C. Gerrity
Line Producer

Vincent Landay
Thanks

Monty Westmore
Makeup Artist

Mark Graziano
Post Production Supervisor

Michael Hancock
Makeup Artist

Andrea Gargano
Color Timer

Yvan Lucas
Color Timer

George Alden
Driver

Kim Taylor-Coleman
Casting Assistant

Jennifer McNamara
Casting Assistant

Kane Hodder
Stunts

Charlie Picerni
Stunts

Henry Kingi
Stunts

David Behle
Sound Recordist

Jack Keller
Sound Recordist

Philip Rogers
Sound Recordist

Bob Brown
Stunts

Francesca Dodd
Dialogue Editor

Margie O'Malley
Foley Artist

John Nutt
Dialogue Editor

Jeff Watts
ADR Editor

Marnie Moore
Foley Artist

Joan E. Chapman
ADR Editor

Cori Glazer
Script Supervisor

Mark Levinson
ADR Editor

Roy 'Bucky' Moore
Property Master

Richard Duarte
Foley Mixer

Jeremy Molod
Foley Mixer

Tim A. Davison
Stunts

Maria Norman
Executive Assistant

LaFaye Baker
Stunts

Joseph Graham
Rigging Grip

Bonnie Alden
Driver

François Frey
Publicist

Nico Bally
Grip

Nicholas C. John
Standby Painter

J.W. Kompare
Visual Effects Editor

Fred Jove
Location Scout

Robert Bonino
Construction Coordinator

William B. Doane
Special Effects

Claudio Miranda
Gaffer

Melodie McDaniel
Still Photographer

Michael Charbonnet
Camera Technician

Jose Majica
Chef

Daren Dochterman
Production Illustrator

Shawn Albro
Painter

Moto Hata
Sculptor

Robert Grindrod
Production Accountant

Jacques Rey
Storyboard Artist

Alan Alvarado
Propmaker

Elizabeth Ragali
Set Decoration Buyer

Christopher Casey
Set Dressing Artist

Malcolm Fife
Foley Editor

Peter Frankfurt
Visual Effects Producer

Michael S. Adler
Electrician

Dale Caldwell
Color Timer

Tom Boyd
Musician

Susan Steinlauf-Pascal
Unit Publicist

Thomas P. Powell
Lighting Technician

Ronald E. Hairston
Craft Service

Steve Boeddeker
Assistant Sound Designer

Thomas Brader
Stand In

Tim Thompson
Visual Effects Coordinator

Michael J. Coo
Key Grip

Ian Crockett
Post Production Assistant

Donald M. Morgan
Aerial Camera

Kenneth H. Frith Jr.
Set Production Assistant

Paul Prokop
Production Controller

Frank Davis
Second Assistant Director

Jim Feldman
Concept Artist

Thomas J. O'Connell
ADR Mixer

Erik R. Kraber
Assistant Dialogue Editor

Michael Brennan
Dolly Grip

Jean Ann Black
Makeup Supervisor

Brent Beal
Second Assistant Camera

Brad Davis
Payroll Accountant

Janet Ingram
Production Secretary

Marsha Bozeman
Costumer

Leonard Bram
Additional Second Assistant Director

Craig A. Pinckes
Second Second Assistant Director

Robert W. Harris
Utility Sound

Kyle Cooper
Title Designer

Gary A. Martin
Production Assistant

John L. Anderson
Assistant Production Coordinator

Jerri Whiteman
First Assistant Accountant

William E. Fitch
Best Boy Grip

Tom Barrett
Assistant Editor

Mark Kaufman
Music Coordinator

John S. Dorsey
Art Department Assistant

Gary Burritt
Negative Cutter

Flint Maloney
Assistant Location Manager

Joe Johnston
Location Assistant
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Details.
Release DateSeptember 22, 1995
StatusReleased
Running Time2h 7m
Content RatingR
Budget$33,000,000
Box Office$327,311,859
Filming LocationsCalifornia, United States
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Wiki.
Seven (often stylized as Se7en) is a 1995 American crime thriller film directed by David Fincher and written by Andrew Kevin Walker. It stars Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman, with Gwyneth Paltrow and John C. McGinley in supporting roles. Set in an unnamed, crime-ridden city, Seven's narrative follows disenchanted, nearly retired Detective Lieutenant William Somerset (Freeman) and his newly transferred partner David Mills (Pitt) as they try to stop a serial killer from committing a series of murders based on the seven deadly sins.
Walker, an aspiring writer, based Seven on his experiences of moving from a suburban setting to New York City during a period of rising crime and drug addiction in the late 1980s. An Italian film company optioned his script, but following financial difficulties, the rights were sold to New Line Cinema. Studio executives were opposed to the script's bleak conclusion, insisting on a more mainstream and optimistic outcome. Fincher, determined to re-establish himself after a career setback with his directorial debut Alien 3 (1992), was mistakenly sent Walker's original script and, convinced of its merit, committed to directing the project if the original ending remained intact. Principal photography took place in Los Angeles between December 1994 and March 1995, on a $33–$34 million budget.
Seven garnered middling test audience results and was not predicted to perform well due to its violent and mature content. However, it grossed $327.3 million worldwide, becoming a sleeper hit and the seventh highest-grossing film of the year. Contemporaneous reviews were generally positive, praising the performances of the central cast and the ending. Seven revitalized Fincher's career and helped Pitt move from roles based on his appearance to more serious, dramatic roles.
In the years since its release, the critical reception has been more positive. The film has inspired a number of TV series and films with its aesthetic, music, and premise. Its title sequence, which depicts the killer preparing for his actions in the film, is considered an important design innovation that sparked a renewed interest in title design, while the film's twist ending has been named as one of the most shocking and unforgettable in cinematic history.
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