Air Force One (1997) - Harrison Ford Is The President Of The United States


Air Force One
Harrison Ford Is The President Of The United States
( Action / Adventure / Drama / Thriller )

Cast:

Gary Oldman as Egor Korshunov Glenn Close as Vice President Kathryn Bennett Wendy Crewson as Grace Marshall Liesel Matthews as Alice Marshall Paul Guilfoyle as Chief of Staff Lloyd 'Shep' Shepherd Xander Berkeley as Agent Gibbs William H. Macy as Major Caldwell Dean Stockwell as Defense Secretary Walter Dean Tom Everett as National Security Advisor Jack Doherty Jürgen Prochnow as General Ivan Radek Donna Bullock as Deputy Press Secretary Melanie Mitchel Michael Ray Miller as A.F.O. Pilot Colonel Axelrod Carl Weintraub as A.F.O. Co-Pilot Lt. Colonel Ingrahams Elester Latham as A.F.O. Navigator Elya Baskin as Andrei Kolchak David Vadim as Igor Nevsky Andrew Divoff as Boris Bazylev Ilia Volokh as Vladimir Krasin Chris Howell as Major Perkins Spencer Garrett as White House Aide Thomas Lee Bill Smitrovich as General Northwood Philip Baker Hall as U.S. Attorney General Ward Albert Owens as 'Football' Colonel Willard E. Pugh as White House Comm. Officer Michael Monks as Assistant Press Secretary Alan Woolf as Russian President Petrov Messiri Freeman as Future Postmaster General Thomas Crawford as Steward Mike Fenton Lawless as Steward Joey Dan Shor as Notre Dame Aide David Gianopoulos as Agent Johnson Glenn Morshower as Agent Walters Richard Doyle as A.F.O. Back-Up Pilot Don McManus as F-15 Leader Colonel Carlton Duke Miglin as F-15 'Halo 2' Fighter Pilot Pavel Lychnikoff as Prison Guard		Oleg Taktarov as Prison Guard Mario Roberts as Special Service Agent Keith Woulard as Special Service Agent J. Mark Donaldson as Special Service Agent Bruce E. Holman as Special Service Agent Brian Libby as Chief Mechanic Phillips Diana Bellamy as Switchboard Operator Thom Barry as Ramstein S.O.F. Watch Officer Harry Hutchinson as Ramstein Airbase Controller E.E. Bell as Reporter Marciarose Shestack as Reporter Ren Hanami as Reporter Boris Lee Krutonog as MiG Leader Alex Veadov as MiG Pilot Allan Kolman as Kazak Soldier Daniel W. Barringer as U.S.A.F. Jump Master Mark Knutson as Russian Jump Master Jim Harley as Willis Aleks Shaklin as Government Official Igor N. Lobotsky as Russian Official Koko Kiledjian as Russian Speaker Gordon Michaels as U.S.A.F. Radio Specialist Robert Peters as U.S.A.F. Radio Specialist Kristian Sorensen as U.S.A.F. Radio Specialist Stuart Nixon as U.S.A.F. Security Marty Rosen as C.I.A. Director Lee Faranda as Russian Bad Guy Mike Hambrick as CNN Reporter Catherine T. Yang as Foreign T.V. Reporter David MacIsaac as MC-130 Pilot J. Scott Shonka as Pararescue Jumper David Permenter as Winch Recovery Master J.A. Preston as White House General (uncredited) Werner Sonne as German Journalist (uncredited) Timothy Carhart as Secret service man at checkpoint (uncredited) Wendy Makkena as Melanie Mitchel (uncredited)

Crew:

Peter Albert video assist: Washington D.C. second unit Robin Allen-Paris production asst. Steven F. Beaupre production asst. Ralph Bertelle asst. production coordinator Katherine M. Bishop asst. to Mr. Bliss Paul Bishop 747 captain Kevin Bowe asst. production coordinator Patrick Caddell political consultant Jim Carroll grip: second unit Jennifer Clark production asst. Lee Clayton tailor Alexander Courage orchestrator Sandy DeCrescent music contractor David M. Dunlap director of photography: second unit Shannon Dunn extras casting Colleen Emry second asst. accountant J. Ellen Evans script supervisor: second unit Gary Romolo Fiorelli production asst. Tammy Fouts second asst. camera: second unit Artis I. Gaines production asst. Anthony Gaudioz camera operator: "b" camera, second unit Mikael Glattes first asst. camera Daniel C. Gold camera operator: "a" camera Jerry Goldsmith conductor Misty Green asst. to Mr. Abraham Claudia Guerrero-Zalokar apprentice film editor Barbara Harris adr voice casting Rob Harris unit publicist Mo Henry negative cutter Steve Hinton pilot: picture plane Alan Jacques projectionist Jacqueline King asst. to Mr. Petersen Susanne Lariviere first asst. accountant Dwight Joseph Lavers dolly grip Joseph Long production asst. Rick Lupton video graphic Robert C. Lusted first asst. editor David MacIsaac aviation consultant		Dave Mallow adr voice Jennifer Mangan non-linear asst. editor David Markus asst. to Ms. Katz Joseph T. Mastrolia key costumer Frank McGonagle caterer Michael Mendelsohn financial consultant Carla Meyer dialect coach: Mr. Oldman Sam Montiforte post-production accountant Mark Emery Moore camera operator: "b" camera David B. Nowell aerial unit director David B. Nowell aerial unit photographer David Orr color timer David Paris aerial coordinator David Paris pilot Mark Peterson costume supervisor Alan D. Purwin helicopter pilot Cheri Reed set costumer Nathan Talbert Reimann production asst. Tonya Richardson production asst. Brent Scarpo extras casting James Schermerhorn asst. editor Jeffrey Schwartz production asst. Bruce Sharp lighting technician Aaron Skalka transportation co-captain Ben Skorstad helicopter pilot Robert R. Snow secret service consultant Joelle Bryanne Stapleton production secretary Michael Starkey best boy: second unit Linda Stone studio teacher Nancy Rae Stone post-production executive Dean Striepeke video assist Robert Suer transportation captain James R. Tynes chief lighting technician Nick Vidar music programmer H. Mark Vuille gaffer: second unit Mark J. Weitzman key costumer Tom West best boy grip

Special Effects:

Boss Film Studios	.....	visual effects
Cinesite (Hollywood)	.....	digital visual effects

Miscellaneous Companies:

Audio Tracks Inc.	.....	transfers
Banque Paribas, Los Angeles Agency	.....	production financing
Cerruti	.....	wardrobe: Harrison Ford
Cinema Research Corporation	.....	titles and opticals
International Film Guarantors Inc.	.....	completion guaranty provided by
L.A. Mad Dogs	.....	adr voice casting
Near North Insurance Brokerage of California	.....	production insurance services
Patriot Pictures, LLC	.....	production services
Sony Pictures Studios	.....	re-recording facilities
Soundelux	.....	sound design

Filming Locations:

Case Western Reserve University - Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, USA [Presidential palace, Kazakhstan]
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Columbus, Ohio, USA
Fox Hills Park - 6161 Buckingham Parkway, Culver City, California, USA
Greystone Park & Mansion - 905 Loma Vista Dr., Beverly Hills, California, USA
Los Angeles International Airport - One World Way, Los Angeles, California, USA [Moscow airport scenes]
Mansfield Reformatory - 100 Reformatory Road, Mansfield, Ohio, USA [Russian prison scene]
Red Square, Moscow, Russia
Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base, Columbus, Ohio, USA
Rickenbacker Airport - 7161 Second Street, Columbus, Ohio, USA [Ramstein AFB, Germany scenes]
Sony Pictures Studios - 10202 W. Washington Boulevard, Culver City, California, USA [studio: stage 15]
Washington, District of Columbia, USA
White House - 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Tech Info:

Camera: Arriflex 535 A / Arriflex 535 B
Budget: $85,000,000 (USA)
Color Info: Color (Technicolor)
Cinematographic Process: Super 35
Laboratory: Technicolor
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital / DTS / SDDS

Aspect Ratio: 2.35 : 1
Film Negative Format: 35 mm - Kodak
Printed Film Format: 35 mm - anamorphic
Film Length: 3418 m - 7 Reels
Production Dates: 16 Sep 1996 - ???

Trivia:

The lead role was written for Kevin Costner, but he was heavily committed to THE POSTMAN, and suggested Harrison Ford for the part.
When Valera gives his thumbprint for a background check near the beginning of the film, the date of birth that comes up among his info (3/21/58) is actor Gary Oldman's real birthday.
Ford told Gary Oldman to actually hit him during the filming of the fight scenes.
Distributors wanted a 'PG-13' rating, but were denied it by the MPAA.
The Russian prison where Radek is held during the movie was filmed at the Mansfield Penitentiary, the same location as THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.

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