The Lost Boys (1987) - Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be a vampire.

The Lost Boys

Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be a vampire.
( Comedy / Horror )

US Runtime: 97 min

Premiere Date:
Jul 31, 1987 [USA]

Director:	Joel Schumacher

Writer:	Jeffrey Boam [Screenplay]

Producers:	Harvey Bernhard [Producer] Mark Damon [Co-Executive Producer] Richard Donner [Executive Producer] John Hyde [Co-Executive Producer]

Music by	Thomas Newman

Cinematography:	Michael Chapman

Edited by:	Robert Brown

Production Company:	Warner Bros.

Cast:

Jason Patric Michael Emerson Corey Haim Sam Emerson Dianne Wiest Lucy Emerson Barnard Hughes Grandpa Edward Herrmann Max Kiefer Sutherland David Jami Gertz Star Corey Feldman Edgar Frog Jamison Newlander Alan Frog Billy Wirth Dwayne Alex Winter Marko Chance Michael Corbitt Laddie Alexander Bacon Chapman Greg Nori Morgan Shelly Todd Feder Surf Nazi #1 Keith Butterfield Surf Nazi #3		Gerald Younggren Surf Nazi #4 Eric Graves Surf Nazi #5 J. Dinan Myrtetus Vernon Beasley Kelly Jo Minter Maria Timmy Cappello Beach Concert Star Jim Turner Gas Station Owner Tony Cain Lost Child Melanie Bishop Lost Child’s Mother Sandra E. Garcia Runaway #1 Ian Guindon Runaway #2 Jane Bare Mother Frog B. Lowenberg Father Frog Captain Colourz Tattoo Man Inez Pandalfi Mrs. Beasley Peggy Malone (uncredited) Mercedes Moseley Girl Getting Ears Pierced (uncredited)

Crew:

Eric D. Andersen camera operator: second unit Laurie Arnow-Epstein construction accountant Judith Bouley location casting Greg Cannom vampire prosthetics and effects Robert Chase costume supervisor Roger Daltrey singer: "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" Pam Ellington assistant accountant Geno Escarrega production associate Andrew Farriss musician: "Good Times" Jon Farriss musician: "Good Times" Tim Farriss musician: "Good Times" Michael Genne camera operator Anthony Goldschmidt title designer Tracy Granger assistant film editor Kim Guthrie first assistant camera Frank M. Holgate aerial photographer: second unit Michael Hutchence musician: "Good Times"		Leslie J. Kovacs gaffer Robert H. Lemer location manager Jennie Lew Tugend executive assistant to Mr. Donner Gail Martin-Sheridan production accountant Benny McNulty best boy electric Bob Munoz best boy grip Dan Reilly key grip: second unit Ross Reynolds helicopter pilot: second unit Bill Roe first assistant camera Peter Salim camera operator John D. Sarviss helicopter pilot Steve Shubin costumer Johnny Walker first assistant camera: second unit Sheila A. Warner production secretary Sandy Williams dolly grip Bill Wilner assistant adr editor

Special Effects:

Makeup Effects Laboratories Inc.

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Quotes:

David: Now you know what we are, now you know what you are. You'll never grow old, Michael, and you'll never die. But you must feed!
Grandpa: Something I never could stomach about Santa Carla, all the damn vampires!
David: It is too late, my blood is in your veins.
Michael: So is mine!
Grandpa: Second shelf is mine. That's where I keep my rootbeers and my double-thick Oreo cookies. Nobody touches the second shelf but me.
Max: Don't ever invite a vampire into your house, you silly boy. It renders you powerless.
Sam: Did you know that?
Edgar: Sure. Everyone knows that.

Trivia:

The title of the film is a reference to the companions of Peter Pan, who remained forever young.
David is impaled on a pair of antlers and doesn't disintegrate like the other vampires. Despite what Max later says, he is not really dead. This was intended to be picked up in the sequel, which was scripted but never made.
Both Corey Feldman, who plays Edgar Frog, and Barnard Hughes, who plays Grandpa, share the same birthday, July 16th.
The movie was originally written as a bunch of "Goonie-type 5th-6th grade kid vampires". Joel Schumacher liked the title but hated the concept, so he changed it.
Although the movie is clearly set in Santa Cruz, Ca (the Boardwalk and Pier are featured in several scenes) the city name given in the film is the-as far as I know-fictional Santa Carla. Apparently the Santa Cruz chamber of commerce was not keen on reviving the "Murder capital" moniker, which had been hung on Santa Cruz during a serial killer's rampage in the 70s.

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