The Truman Show (1998)
The Truman Show (1998)


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Cast & Crew.

Jim Carrey
Truman Burbank

Laura Linney
Meryl Burbank / Hannah Gill

Noah Emmerich
Marlon / Louis Coltrane

Natascha McElhone
Lauren Garland / Sylvia

Holland Taylor
Angela Montclair / Alanis Montclair

Ed Harris
Christof

Paul Giamatti
Simeon

Brian Delate
Walter Moore / Kirk Burbank

Peter Krause
Lawrence

Blair Slater
Young Truman

Heidi Schanz
Vivien

Una Damon
Chloe

Krista Lynn Landolfi
Bar Waitress

O-Lan Jones
Bar Waitress

Ron Taylor
Ron

Don Taylor
Don

Ted Raymond
Spencer

Harry Shearer
Mike Michaelson

Jeanette Miller
Senior Citizen

Philip Glass
Keyboard Artist / Music / Original Music Composer

Joe Minjares
Bartender

Philip Baker Hall
Network Executive

John Pleshette
Network Executive

Terry Camilleri
Man in Bathtub

Joel McKinnon Miller
Garage Attendant

Judy Clayton
Travel Agent

Fritz Dominique
Truman's Neighbor

Angel Schmiedt
Truman's Neighbor

Nastassja Schmiedt
Truman's Neighbor

Muriel Moore
Teacher

Mal Jones
News Vendor

Judson Vaughn
Insurance Co-Worker

Earl Hilliard Jr.
Ferry Worker

David Andrew Nash
Bus Driver / Ferry Captain

Jim Towers
Bus Supervisor

Savannah Swafford
Little Girl in Bus

Antoni Corone
Security Guard

Mario Ernesto Sánchez
Security Guard

John Roselius
Man at Beach

Kade Coates
Truman (4 years)

Marcia DeBonis
Nurse

Sam Kitchin
Surgeon

Sebastian Youngblood
Orderly

Dave Corey
Hospital Security Guard

Mark Alan Gillott
Policeman at Power Plant

Jay Saiter
Policeman at Truman's House

Tony Todd
Policeman at Truman's House

Marco Rubeo
Man in Christmas Box / Assistant Art Director

Daryl Davis
Couple at Picnic Table

Robert Davis
Couple at Picnic Table

R.J. Murdock
Production Assistant

Matthew McDonough
Man at Newsstand

Larry McDowell
Man at Newsstand

Joseph Lucus
Ticket Taker

Logan Kirksey
TV Host

Adam Tomei
Control Room Director

John Pramik
Keyboard Artist

Al Foster
Bar Patron

Zoaunne LeRoy
Bar Patron

Millie Slavin
Bar Patron

Dona Hardy
Senior Citizen

Tom Simmons
Garage Attendant

Susan Angelo
Mother

Carly Smiga
Daughter

Yuji Okumoto
Japanese Family

Kiyoko Yamaguchi
Japanese Family

Saemi Nakamura
Japanese Family

Sergio Kato
Production Assistant (uncredited)

Jake Eberle
Classical Clive (uncredited)

Marc Macaulay
Citizen Searching Truman (uncredited)

Melissa Fitzgerald
Girl Dancing with Marlon (uncredited)

Erik Rodenhiser
Man Dancing / Man in Control Room (uncredited)

Peter Weir
Director

Andrew Niccol
Writer / Producer

Edward S. Feldman
Producer

Scott Rudin
Producer

Adam Schroeder
Producer

Peter Biziou
Director of Photography

William M. Anderson
Editor

Richard Luke Rothschild
Unit Production Manager / Co-Producer

Joseph P. Kane
Unit Production Manager

Michael J. McAlister
Visual Effects Supervisor / Second Unit Director

Thomas Minton
Set Designer

Doug Harlocker
Property Master

Scott Getzinger
Assistant Property Master

Peter Walts
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician

Patric J. Abaravich
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician

Chris Centrella
First Company Grip

Cheryl Beasley Blackwell
Set Costumer

Fran Allgood
Costumer

Mark Weissenfluh
Leadman

Eric Rosenberg
Graphic Designer

Leslie 'Tinker' Linville
Set Dresser

James P. Meehan
Set Dresser

Richard F. Anderson
Assistant Set Dresser

Andrew L. Ullman
Location Manager

Jeff Passanante
Construction Coordinator

James M. Davis
Construction Foreman

Larz Anderson
Special Effects

Kevin D. Ross
Additional Editing

Karin Whittington
Supervising ADR Editor

Andrew Plain
Dialogue Editor

Tim Jordan
Dialogue Editor

Barbara Harris
ADR Voice Casting

Deborah Simmrin
Unit Publicist

Sandy O'Neill
Unit Publicist

Meredith Tucker
Casting Associate

Mike Milliken
Color Timer

Theresa Repola Mohammed
Negative Cutter

Juliette Yager
Visual Effects Producer

Joe Pasquale
3D Supervisor

David Lingenfelser
Digital Compositor

Karen Klein
Roto Supervisor

Janet Yale
Digital Compositor

Eric Weinschenk
Digital Compositor

Travis Baumann
Digital Compositor

Stella Bogh
Digital Compositor

Craig Barron
Visual Effects Supervisor

Lee Smith
Editor

Wilma Garscadden-Gahret
Script Supervisor

Marilyn Matthews
Costume Design

Nancy Haigh
Set Decoration

Dennis Gassner
Production Design

Richard L. Johnson
Art Direction

Melinda Sue Gordon
Still Photographer

Phil Heywood
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Martin Oswin
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Art Rochester
Production Sound Mixer

Rick Lisle
Sound Effects Editor

Peter Townend
Sound Effects Editor

Bunny Andrews
Music Editor

Mary C. Lane
Costume Supervisor

Gail Laskowski
Art Department Coordinator

Philip Steuer
Production Supervisor

Burkhard von Dallwitz
Original Music Composer

Lynn Pleshette
Executive Producer

Howard Feuer
Casting

Wojciech Kilar
Original Music Composer

Don Reddy
Camera Operator

William McConnell
First Assistant Camera

Bill McConnell Jr.
Second Assistant Camera

David Golia
'B' Camera Operator

Robert LaBonge
'B' Camera Operator

Bill Coe
First Assistant 'B' Camera

Tim Barry
First Assistant 'B' Camera

Suzanne Trucks
Clapper Loader

Jacqueline J. Nivens
Clapper Loader

Kevin Murphy
Chief Lighting Technician

Ron Berkeley
Makeup Artist

Brad Wilder
Makeup Artist

Bette Iverson
Hairstylist

Hazel Catmull
Hairstylist

Sheryl Ptak
Makeup Artist

Anne Morgan
Hairstylist

Mike Thomas
Underwater Camera

John Zimmerman
Stunts

Jimmy Waitman
Stunts

Steve Santosusso
Stunts

Peewee Piemonte
Stunts

Larry Nicholas
Stunts

Lee Nashold
Stunts

Al Jones
Stunts

Martin Grace
Stunts

Sandra Lee Gimpel
Stunts

Tim Gilbert
Stunts

Shane Dixon
Stunts

Mike Christopher
Stunts

Charlie Brewer
Stunts

Jake Brake
Stunts

Ann Bellinger
Stunts

Reese Banta
Stunts

Pat Banta
Stunt Coordinator

Steve Brodsky
Transportation Coordinator

Randy Peterson
Transportation Captain

Kevin C. Scott
Transportation Captain

Mary Brunner
Production Assistant

Kevin Carney
Production Assistant

Aloura Melissa Charles
Production Assistant

Jennifer Cook
Production Assistant

Amy Dean
Production Assistant

Tim Dutrow
Production Assistant

Gene Gillespie
Production Assistant

J.J. Geary
Craft Service

Craig Glaser
Craft Service

Jeff Gross
Production Assistant

Shawn Kirby
Production Assistant

Joshua Milne
Production Assistant

Jackson Peel
Production Assistant

Andrew Piccone
Production Assistant

Judith Pritchard
Production Coordinator

Antonia Proscia
Payroll Accountant

Brian Ringseis
Production Assistant

Mike Triplett
Production Assistant

Adrienne Vergos
Travel Coordinator

Mark Walbaum
Production Assistant

Michael Healey
Colorist

Sande Alessi
Extras Casting

Ellen Jacoby
Location Casting

Mark Vollmer
Grip

Scott Stuart
Electrician

Brian Skilton
Electrician

Katie Nilson
Electrician

Ron Newburn
Electrician

Gordy Jorian
Electrician

Blake Hill
Electrician

Roy Gittens
Electrician

Bob Baron
ADR Mixer

Nick Breslin
Assistant Sound Editor
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Details.
Release DateJune 4, 1998
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 43m
Content RatingPG
Budget$60,000,000
Box Office$264,100,000
Filming LocationsSeaside · Los Angeles, United States
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
The Truman Show is a 1998 American psychological comedy-drama film written and co-produced by Andrew Niccol, and directed by Peter Weir. The film depicts the story of Truman Burbank (played by Jim Carrey), a man who is unaware that he is living his entire life on a colossal soundstage, and that it is being filmed and broadcast as a reality television show that has a huge international following. All of his friends, family and members of his community are paid actors whose job it is to sustain the illusion and keep Truman unaware about the false world he inhabits.
The film's supporting cast includes Laura Linney, Ed Harris, Noah Emmerich, Natascha McElhone, Holland Taylor, Paul Giamatti, and Brian Delate.
Niccol's original spec script was more of a science-fiction thriller, with the story set in New York City. Producer Scott Rudin purchased the script and set up production at Paramount Pictures. Brian De Palma was to direct before Weir signed as director, making the film for $60 million—$20 million less than the original estimate. Niccol rewrote the script while the crew was waiting for Carrey to sign. The majority of filming took place at Seaside, Florida, a master-planned community located in the Florida Panhandle.
The Truman Show held its world premiere in Los Angeles on June 1, 1998, and was released in North America on June 5. The film was a financial success, grossing $264 million worldwide, debuting to critical acclaim, and earned numerous nominations at the 71st Academy Awards, 56th Golden Globe Awards, 52nd British Academy Film Awards, and 25th Saturn Awards. The Truman Show has been analyzed as an exploration of simulated reality, existentialism, surveillance, metaphilosophy, privacy, and reality television, and described as a genre-blending work that features elements of dystopian fiction, meta fiction, psychological drama, romantic comedy, satire, and social science fiction.
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