Apocalypse Now (1979) - This is the end...

Apocalypse Now

This is the end...
( Drama / War )

MPAA Rating:

[disturbing violent images‚ language‚ sexual content and some drug use]

US Runtime: 147 min

Country of Origin: United States of America

Premiere Date:
May 19, 1979 [USA]

Director:	Francis Ford Coppola [Director]

Writers:	Francis Ford Coppola [Writer] Michael Herr [Writer] John Milius [Writer]

Producers:	John Ashley [Associate Producer] Francis Ford Coppola [Producer] Gray Frederickson [Co-Producer] Eddie Romero [Associate Producer] Fred Roos [Co-Producer] Mona Skager [Associate Producer] Tom Sternberg [Co-Producer]

Cinematography:	Vittorio Storaro [Director of Photography]

Edited by:	Lisa Fruchtman [Editor] Gerald B. Greenberg [Editor] Walter Murch [Editor]

Music Composed by	Carmine Coppola [Original Music Composer] Francis Ford Coppola [Original Music Composer]

Production Design:	Dean Tavoularis [Production Design]

Casting by	Terry Liebling [Casting] Vic Ramos [Casting]

Production Company:	American Zoetrope (US)

Plot Summary:

A U.S. Army officer serving in Vietnam is tasked with assassinating a renegade Special Forces Colonel who sees himself as a god.

Cast:

Martin Sheen Captain Benjamin Willard Marlon Brando Colonel Walter Kurtz Frederic Forrest Jay 'Chef' Hicks Albert Hall Chief Phillips Laurence Fishburne Tyrone 'Clean' Miller Sam Bottoms Lance B. Johnson Robert Duvall Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore G. D. Spradlin General Corman Harrison Ford Colonel Jerry Ziesmer Jerry, Civilian Scott Glenn Lieutenant Richard M. Colby Kerry Rossall Mike from San Diego James Keane Kilgore's Gunner Tom Mason Supply Sergeant Cynthia Wood Playmate of the Year Dennis Hopper Photojournalist Colleen Camp Miss May Linda Carpenter Playmate Aurore Clément Roxanne Sarrault Jack Thibeau Soldier in Trench		Glenn Walken Lieutenant Carlsen Damien Leake Machine Gunner Marc Coppola AFRS Announcer Bill Graham Agent Herb Rice Roach Jerry Ross Johnny from Malibu / Mike from San Diego William Upton Spotter George Cantero Soldier with Suitcase Bo Byers MP Sergeant #1 Frank Villard Gaston de Marais (Long Version) Christian Marquand Hubert de Marais Michel Pitton Phillippe de Marais David Olivier Christian de Marais Chrystel Le Pelletier Claudine Roman Coppola Francis de Marais Gian-Carlo Coppola Gilles de Marais Robert Julian The Tutor Yvon LeSeaux Sergeant le Fevre Daniel Kiewit Major from New Jersey Hattie James Cleans Mother (voice)

Uncredited Cast:

Charles Robinson Soldier with Colby (uncredited) Nick Nicholson Soldier (uncredited) Don Gordon Bell Soldier (uncredited) R. Lee Ermey Eagle Thrust Seven Helicopter Pilot (uncredited) Jim Gaines Extra (uncredited)		Vittorio Storaro TV Photographer (uncredited) Evan A. Lottman Soldier (uncredited) Francis Ford Coppola Director of TV Crew (uncredited) Henry Strzalkowski Bit Part (uncredited) Joe Estevez Captain Benjamin L. Willard (voice) (uncredited)

Stunt Crew:

Larry Holt Stunts Terry Leonard Stunt Coordinator		Kerry Rossall Stunts

Sound Crew:

Richard Beggs Sound Re-Recording Mixer Mark Berger Sound Re-Recording Mixer Nathan Boxer Sound Recordist Leslie Hodgson Sound Editor		Jay Miracle Sound Editor Walter Murch Sound Designer Walter Murch Sound Re-Recording Mixer Maurice Schell Sound Editor

Special Visual Effects Crew:

Gerald Endler Special Effects		Joe Lombardi Special Effects Coordinator

Art Department:

Wayne Fitzgerald Title Designer John LaSalandra Construction Coordinator		James J. Murakami Assistant Art Director George R. Nelson Set Decoration

Directing Crew:

Tony Brandt Third Assistant Director Larry Franco Second Assistant Director		Jerry Ziesmer Assistant Director

Camera and Electrical Department:

Efren Lapid First Assistant Camera Mauro Marchetti Assistant Camera		Piero Servo Camera Operator Josh Weiner Still Photographer

Other Crew:

John Calvert Choreographer		Dennis Jakob Creative Consultant

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