Bedazzled (2000)

Director:

Harold Ramis

Writers (WGA):

Peter Cook (1967 story)
Peter Cook (1967 screenplay) ...
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Release Date:

20 October 2000 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Fantasy | Romance

Tagline:

Meet the Devil. She's giving Elliott seven wishes. But not a chance in Hell.

Plot:

Hopeless dweeb Elliot Richards is granted 7 wishes by the devil to snare Allison, the girl of his dreams, in exchange for his soul.

Plot Keywords:

Devil | Soul | Dream | Basketball | Contract

Awards:

1 win & 3 nominations

Cast

Brendan Fraser	...	Elliot Richards / Jefe / Mary
Elizabeth Hurley	...	The Devil
Frances O'Connor	...	Alison Gardner / Nicole Delarusso
Miriam Shor	...	Carol / Penthouse Hostess
Orlando Jones	...	Daniel / Dan / Danny / Esteban / Beach Jock / Lamar Garrett / Dr. Ngegitigegitibaba
Paul Adelstein	...	Bob / Roberto / Beach Jock / Bob Bob (Sportscaster #3)
Toby Huss	...	Jerry / Alejandro / Beach Jock / Jerry Turner (Sportscaster #2) / Lance
Gabriel Casseus	...	Elliot's Cellmate / Angel
Brian Doyle-Murray	...	Priest
Jeff Doucette	...	Desk Sergeant
Aaron Lustig	...	Synedyne Supervisor
Rudolf Martin	...	Raoul
Julian Firth	...	John Wilkes Booth
Iain Rogerson	...	Play Actor
Biddy Hodson	...	Play Actor
Roger Hammond	...	Play Actor
William Osbourne	...	Play Actor
Laurel A. Ward	...	Tech Support Advisor
Beverly Wiles	...	Tech Support Advisor
Robert Ambrose	...	Tech Support Advisor
Suzanne Herrington	...	Tech Support Advisor
Bonnie Somerville	...	Girl at Beer Garden
Sadie Stratton	...	Girl at Beer Garden (as Sadie Kratzig)
David Bain	...	McDonald's Employee
William Salyers	...	Elegant Devil
Tom Woodruff Jr.	...	Biggest Devil
William Marquez	...	Eduardo
Ilya Melnikoff	...	Russian Drug Dealer (as Ilya Morelle)
Paul Simon	...	Police Officer
Michael Haley	...	Mover (as R.M. Haley)
Ray Haratian	...	Pablito
Mickey Victor	...	Drug Factory Foreman
Stephan McKenzie	...	DV8 Bouncer (as Stephan A. McKenzie)
Lindsay Albert	...	DV8 Clubgoer
Joanna Bacalso	...	DV8 Clubgoer
Anderson Bourell	...	DV8 Clubgoer
Cara Michelle Meschter	...	DV8 Clubgoer
Jessica Anne Osekowsky	...	DV8 Clubgoer
Michelle Boehle	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
Christine Cameron	...	DV8 Waitress
Brigid Burns	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
Gigi Chavoshi	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
Natalie Hohalek	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
Eboni Nichols	...	Cheerleader / Dancer (as Eboni Y. Nichols)
Katy Durham	...	Cheerleader / Dancer (as Katy Quinealty)
Gloria Rodriguez	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
Susie Shoemaker	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
Joelene Walker	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
Hope Wood	...	Cheerleader / Dancer
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
A. David Burleigh	...	Prisoner (uncredited)
Sam Cohen	...	Tech Support Advisor (uncredited)
Peter Cornell	...	Himself (uncredited)
M.G. Cross	...	Businessman #1 (uncredited)
Scott Duthie	...	Ivan the Russian (uncredited)
Thelma Gutiérrez	...	Caged Go-Go Dancer (uncredited)
Todd Henry	...	DV8 Clubgoer (uncredited)
Baron Jay	...	NBA Player #10 (uncredited)
Whayne Jerome-Clayton	...	San Francisco Pedestrian (uncredited)
Lia Johnson	...	Fly Girl (uncredited)
Ethan Keogh	...	Club DV8 Patron (uncredited)
Lex Lang	...	The Devil (voice) (uncredited)
Orleans Miranda	...	Club DV8 Dancer (uncredited)
Paul Moncrief	...	Raging Fan (uncredited)
Cal Nguyen	...	Office worker (uncredited)
Dominic Peterson	...	Surfer (uncredited)
Tracy Pfau	...	Fly Girl (uncredited)
Tim Phoenix	...	Club Dancer (uncredited)
James Pomichter	...	NBA Player #30 (uncredited)
Barry J. Ratcliffe	...	Devil's Lawyer (uncredited)
Louis E. Rosas	...	Club DV8 Goth (uncredited)
Jodi Lynn Thomas	...	Fly Girl (uncredited)
Tristan Thomas	...	DV8 Clubgoer (uncredited)
Tamara Torres	...	Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Scott Trimble	...	Cafe Patron at the Car Crash (uncredited)
Mark Winn	...	Columbian Soldier (uncredited)
Elizabeth Wittelsbach	...	Demonic Waitress (uncredited)
Robert Wolfskill	...	Security Guard (Rock Fantasy) (uncredited)

Directed by
Harold Ramis

Writing credits (WGA)
Peter Cook		(1967 story)
Peter Cook		(1967 screenplay) and
Dudley Moore		(1967 screenplay)
Larry Gelbart		(screenplay) and
Harold Ramis		(screenplay) &
Peter Tolan		(screenplay)

Produced by
Trevor Albert	....	producer
Michael Haley	....	associate producer
Suzanne Herrington	....	co-producer
Neil A. Machlis	....	executive producer (as Neil Machlis)
Harold Ramis	....	producer

Original Music by
David Newman

Cinematography by
Bill Pope		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Craig Herring		(as Craig P. Herring)

Casting by
Sheila Jaffe
Georgianne Walken

Production Design by
Rick Heinrichs

Art Direction by
John Dexter

Set Decoration by
Garrett Lewis

Costume Design by
Deena Appel

Makeup Department
Gary Archer	....	dental prosthetics
Kate Biscoe	....	assistant makeup artist (as Kate Morgan Biscoe)
Tony Buffa	....	special makeup effects artist
Beatrice De Alba	....	hair stylist: Brendan Fraser, additional photography, London
Gabriel De Cunto	....	special makeup effects artist
Alec Gillis	....	creator: creature and special makeup effects
Alec Gillis	....	designer: creature effects and special makeup effects
Robert Hallowell II	....	hair stylist: Brendan Fraser (as Robert L. Hallowell)
David Hoehn	....	special effects prosthetics: Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc.
Lesley Lamont-Fisher	....	key makeup artist: UK
Margie Latinopoulos	....	makeup artist
Tracey Lee	....	hair stylist: Elizabeth Hurley
Tracey Lee	....	makeup artist: Elizabeth Hurley
Ryan McDowell	....	prosthetic lab work
Patricia Messina	....	extra makeup
Cheri Minns	....	key makeup artist
Matthew W. Mungle	....	prosthetics: Brendan Fraser
Ben Nye Jr.	....	makeup artist: Brendan Fraser
Deborah Patino Rutherford	....	makeup artist (as Deborah Patino)
Cristina Patterson Ceret	....	contact lens technician (as Cristina Patterson)
Susan Schuler-Page	....	key hair stylist (as Susan Schuler)
Rupert Simon	....	hair & makeup artist
Robin Slater	....	day-check makeup artist
Sylvia Surdu	....	assistant hair stylist
Kathe Swanson	....	assistant hair stylist
Yolanda Toussieng	....	key hair stylist
Clinton Wayne	....	prosthetics lab work and on-set application
Tom Woodruff Jr.	....	creator: creature and special makeup effects
Tom Woodruff Jr.	....	designer: creature effects and special makeup effects
Joel Harlow	....	makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management
Charlie Davis	....	post-production supervisor
Michele Imperato	....	unit production manager (as Michele Imperato-Stabile)
Todd Lewis	....	production supervisor: re-shoots

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ben Burt	....	third assistant director: London
Richard Edlund	....	second unit director
David Hakim	....	second second assistant director: San Francisco
Michael Haley	....	first assistant director
Craig Harris	....	trainee assistant director
Barbara Lontkowski	....	second second assistant director: second unit
John Moio	....	second unit director
Bradley Morris	....	second second assistant director
John Pontrelli	....	additional assistant director (as John D. Pontrelli)
Amy Schmidt	....	second assistant director: second unit
Mark Tobey	....	second assistant director
David Tringham	....	first assistant director: London

Art Department
Todd Bennett	....	plaster foreman
Jeff Brown	....	greens coordinator
James Carson	....	illustrator
Martin Charles	....	graphic designer
J. Michael Davis	....	set dresser: San Francisco
Val I. Deikov	....	sculptor
Scott Duthie	....	storyboard artist: action unit
Jann K. Engel	....	set designer (as Jann Engel)
Hugh Fottrell	....	stand-by propman
Gary Isbell	....	leadman (as Gary S. Isbell)
Kevin Ishioka	....	set designer
Lee J. Jashinsky	....	painter
Philip Keller	....	storyboard artist
Jeff Khachadoorian	....	carpenter
Sean Langdon	....	set dressing gangboss
Chris Langevin	....	second assistant property master (as Christopher Langevin)
John Mann	....	storyboard artist
W. Scott Mason	....	general foreman
Ron Mendell	....	3D artist
Don Miloyevich	....	property master
Kirstin Mooney	....	art department coordinator
Nick Navarro	....	assistant art director
Jeff Ogg	....	carpenter
John J. Passanante	....	stand-by painter
Kris Peck	....	assistant property master
Dan Pemberton	....	construction coordinator
Jim Poynter	....	lead man: San Francisco
Edmond Scott Ratliff	....	set dresser
Richard Robinson	....	propmaker
Michael Ruby	....	supervising signwriter
Chris Samp	....	set painter
Jordu Schell	....	character designer
Mike Sunga	....	set dresser
Dave Trevino	....	lead painter
James Van Houten	....	lead sculptor
Mike Villarino	....	propmaker foreman
Justin Walker	....	labor foreman
Wendy Weaver	....	buyer
Darrell L. Wight	....	set designer (as Darrell Wight)
Anthony Zierhut	....	storyboard artist
Jay Fisher	....	scenic artist (uncredited)
Michael Goss	....	toolman (uncredited)
Andrew L. Jones	....	sculptor (uncredited)
Mark Warren	....	property master (uncredited)
Terrance Zdunich	....	assistant storyboard artist (uncredited)

Sound Department
Sandy Berman	....	sound designer
Sandy Berman	....	sound supervisor
David Betancourt	....	foley mixer
James Bolt	....	sound re-recording mixer (as Jim Bolt)
David Burk	....	assistant sound editor
Steve Cantamessa	....	sound mixer
Lori Dovi	....	sound mixer: second unit
Michael Dressel	....	foley editor
Dawn Fintor	....	foley artist
Jessica Gallavan	....	adr supervisor
Meredith Gold	....	assistant sound editor
Tim Gomillion	....	sound recordist
Todd Harris	....	assistant sound editor
Doug Hemphill	....	sound re-recording mixer (as D.M. Hemphill)
Mildred Iatrou	....	dialogue editor (as Mildred Iatrou Morgan)
Dave Kulczycki	....	dialogue editor (as David Kulczycki)
Scott La Rue	....	cable person (as Scott LaRue)
Paul Massey	....	sound re-recording mixer
Mark Pappas	....	supervising foley editor
Dennis Rogers	....	sound recordist
Alicia Stevenson	....	foley artist (as Alicia Irwin)
Gary Thomas	....	boom operator
Aaron D. Weisblatt	....	sound effects editor
Skip Longfellow	....	assistant sound editor (uncredited)
John Soukup	....	sound transfer (uncredited)

Special Effects by
Jan Aaris	....	special effects
Charles E. Dolan	....	special effects technician
Jack Edjourian	....	miniature crew
Alec Gillis	....	supervising puppeteer
Greg C. Jensen	....	on set special effects
Steven D. Jensen	....	special effects technician
Steve Koch	....	designer/sculptor: Amalgamated Dynamics Inc.
Alan E. Lorimer	....	special effects coordinator
James Lorimer	....	special effects
Gary Martinez	....	puppeteer (as Gary P. Martinez)
Steve Newburn	....	mold department: Amalgamated Dynamics, Inc.
Christine Papalexis	....	puppeteer (as Christine A. Papalexis)
John Peyser	....	special effects
Lambert Powell	....	special effects
Justin Raleigh	....	key technician: Amalgamated Dynamics Inc.
Andy Schoneberg	....	puppeteer
Paul Stewart	....	special effects
Valek Sykes	....	sculptor
Floyd Van Wey	....	special effects
Mike Wever	....	special effects
Garth Winkless	....	puppeteer
Gary Zink	....	special effects
Grady Holder	....	lab technician: Amalgamated Dynamics (uncredited)
Don Lanning	....	special effects sculptor (uncredited)

Visual Effects by
Douglas Aiken	....	digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
David Wallace Allen	....	visual effects previsualization
Dawn Bowery	....	Inferno artist: Rhythm & Hues
Mark A. Brown	....	chief technologist: Rhythm & Hues (as Marc Brown)
Megan Bryant	....	scanning and recording supervisor
Jeffrey Castel De Oro	....	digital compositor
David Cohen	....	model maker foreman
Daniel Aristoteles Collins	....	systems/operations: Rhythm & Hues
Chris Consani	....	digital matte painter: Rhythm & Hues
John Cornejo	....	digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Shellaine Corwel	....	digital compositor
Brandon Craig	....	render supervisor
Kim Doyle	....	visual effects coordinator
Jack Edjourian	....	miniature constructor
Jack Edjourian	....	miniature designer
Jack Edjourian	....	visual effects artist
Richard Edlund	....	visual effects supervisor
Fiona Foster	....	visual effects in-house production manager
Mike Frevert	....	digital artist
Jason Greenblum	....	digital compositor
Mark Gutterud	....	camera assistant: visual effects unit
Todd Hemsley	....	Inferno artist: Rhythm & Hues
Phil Holland	....	scanning & recording operator
Sean Hyun-In Lee	....	digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Aaron James McComas	....	digital effects animator: Rhythm & Hues
Bruce Jones	....	visual effects producer
Harry Lam	....	compositing supervisor
Justin M. Lubin	....	visual effects still photographer
Rafael Macho	....	title designer
Sean McPherson	....	compositing supervisor
Michele Moen	....	matte painter
Zeke Morales	....	visual effects editor: Rhythm & Hues
Marc Nanjo	....	digital compositor
Jeremy Nelligan	....	digital compositor
Tom C. Peitzman	....	visual effects producer
Derek N. Prusak	....	live-action and visual effects assistant cameraman
John Rauh	....	digital compositor
Robert Rioux	....	modeler: Rhythm & Hues
Les Paul Robley	....	visual effects motion control operator
Mike Roby	....	digital artist
Christopher Romano	....	animator
Marc Rubone	....	digital compositor
Eric O. Schusterman	....	visual effects editor
Monty Shook	....	modelshop supervisor
Craig A. Simms	....	digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues (as Craig 'Evil' Simms)
Fred Simon	....	visual effects
Ron Simonson	....	co-visual effects supervisor
Ron Simonson	....	visual effects unit
Robert Sterry	....	visual effects video assist operator
R. Michael Stringer	....	grip: visual effects
David Sweeney	....	digital artist: Rhythm & Hues Studios
Rich Thorne	....	production executive
Ryan Michael Todd	....	digital compositor: Rhythm & Hues
Antonio Torres	....	rotoscope/paint artist: Rhythm & Hues
Pauline Ts'o	....	lighting supervisor
Chien-Hsiung Wang	....	modeling technical director (as chien'hsiung wang)
Shyam V. Yadav	....	visual effects documentarian
Scot Byrd	....	publicist: Rhythm & Hues (uncredited)
Jack Holland	....	art department assistant: Rhythm & Hues (uncredited)
Kevin Tengan	....	systems administrator (uncredited)

Stunts
Brian Avery	....	stunts
James Barney	....	stunts
Eddie Braun	....	stunts
Shawn Crowder	....	stunts
Phil Culotta	....	stunts
Vince Deadrick Sr.	....	stunts
J. Mark Donaldson	....	stunts
Scott Duthie	....	stunts
George Fisher	....	stunts
Bob Herron	....	stunts
Larry Holt	....	stunts
Alexandra Kenworthy	....	stunts
Bret Kiene	....	stunt driver
Monique Martin	....	stunts
Eric M. Miller	....	stunts
John Moio	....	stunt coordinator
Mark Mulvehill	....	stunts
Mark Norby	....	stunts
Bobby Ore	....	stunts
George Palmiero	....	stunts
Darrin Prescott	....	stunts
Joey Preston	....	stunts
George Robotham	....	stunts
Jason Rodriguez	....	stunts
Scott Rogers	....	stunts
J.P. Romano	....	stunts
Pat Romano	....	stunt rigger
Thomas Rosales Jr.	....	stunts (as Tom Rosales)
Kenny Searle	....	stunt driver
Alex Sharp	....	stunts
Neil Summers	....	stunts
Jim Vickers	....	stunts
Webster Whinery	....	stunts
George P. Wilbur	....	stunts
Jim Wilkey	....	stunts
Bob Yerkes	....	stunts
Mark Chadwick	....	stunts (uncredited)
Phil Chong	....	stunts (uncredited)
Jared S. Eddo	....	utility stunts (uncredited)
Debbie Evans	....	driving stunt double: Elizabeth Hurley (uncredited)
Cory Fleming	....	stunts (uncredited)
Sean Graham	....	stunts (uncredited)
Anita Hart	....	stunt double: Elizabeth Hurley (uncredited)
Jim Hart	....	stunts (uncredited)
Henry Kingi Jr.	....	stunts (uncredited)
Barbara Anne Klein	....	stunts (uncredited)
Rob McCabe	....	utility stunts (uncredited)
Joey Preston	....	stunt double: Brendan Fraser (uncredited)
Allen Robinson	....	utility stunts (uncredited)
Misty Rosas	....	stunts (uncredited)
Ron Sarchian	....	utility stunts (uncredited)
Karin Silvestri	....	stunts (uncredited)
Mark Aaron Wagner	....	stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Sam Barnes	....	clapper loader
Brad Boyer	....	dolly grip: second unit
Joe Chess	....	Steadicam operator
Joe Chess	....	camera operator: "a" camera
François Duhamel	....	still photographer
Casey Dunn	....	lamp operator
Kevin Erb	....	key rigging grip
Bill Essling	....	grip
Bob Finley III	....	gaffer (as Robert Finley III)
Jeff Gilliam	....	key grip: San Francisco
Wayne D. Goldwyn	....	time-lapse photographer
Ron Goodman	....	camera operator: SpaceCam
Alexander Griffiths	....	grip (as Pie Griffiths)
Anthony D. Guzman	....	rig electrician
Scott C. Keys	....	rigging gaffer
Thomas Lappin	....	assistant camera
Greg Luntzel	....	first assistant camera
Kim Marks	....	camera operator: "a" camera
Tony Mazzucchi	....	key grip (as Anthony F. Mazzucchi)
Phil Meheux	....	cinematographer: London
Phil Meheux	....	director of photography: additional photography
Ivan H. Migel	....	rigging grip best boy
Sean Hunter Moe	....	second assistant camera
Daniel Pershing	....	dolly grip
Lowell Peterson	....	director of photography: second unit
Bradford Ralston	....	video assist operator
Lyle Robbins	....	lighting technician
Landon Ruddel	....	key grip: second unit
R. Michael Stringer	....	grip: second unit
Paul Toomey	....	camera loader
Chris Warren	....	video assist operator: UK

Casting Department
Beau Bonneau	....	extras casting: San Francisco
Mary Clutts	....	extras casting assistant: San Francisco
Mike Crotty	....	extras casting assistant
Tina Kerr	....	extras casting
Julia Kim	....	casting associate
Deedra Ricketts	....	extras casting
Tana Roller	....	extras casting assistant
Davina Turnbull	....	extras casting
Christian Kaplan	....	executive in charge of casting (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Carrie Bauer	....	set costumer
Sue Casey	....	costume assistant: UK
Cathy Crandall	....	assistant costume designer
Valerie T. O'Brien	....	costume supervisor (as Valerie O'Brien)
Dulcie Scott	....	costume supervisor: UK
Nomi Shichor	....	assistant to costume designer
Kenn Smiley	....	key costumer
Shownee Smith	....	specialty costume fabricator

Editorial Department
Matt Boatright-Simon	....	editorial assistant
Gary Burritt	....	negative cutter
Lin Coleman	....	first assistant editor
Paula Greatbatch	....	assistant editor (as Paula Suhy)
Jamie Keeney	....	editing production assistant
Jim Passon	....	color timer

Music Department
Martin Blasick	....	music producer: "Dolphin Song"
Martin Blasick	....	music producer: "Mi Amor"
Celeste Chada	....	music licensing
Sandy DeCrescent	....	orchestra contractor
George Doering	....	musician
Marty Frasu	....	scoring sound supervisor
Alexander Janko	....	orchestrator
David Newman	....	conductor
Krystyna Newman	....	scoring consultant (as Krys Newman)
Steven L. Smith	....	music preparation
Curt Sobel	....	music editor
Dawn Soler	....	music supervisor (as Dawn Solér)
James Thatcher	....	musician: french horn
Tom Villano	....	music editor
Gregory Jamrok	....	orchestrator (uncredited)
John Kurlander	....	music recording engineer (uncredited)
John Kurlander	....	score mixer (uncredited)

Transportation Department
William Hogue	....	driver
Robert K. Johnson	....	transportation captain (as Robert Johnson)
Jeff Kidman	....	transportation office manager
Neil Marshall	....	driver: honeywagon
Kenny Searle	....	transportation coordinator

Other crew
Scott Aguilar	....	on-set nurse
Steven Ameche	....	legal consultant
Steven Ameche	....	technical consultant
Kokayi Ampah	....	location manager
Rhonda Baer	....	key assistant
Jon Baker	....	armourer
Bruce Benson	....	helicopter pilot
Mark Bosia	....	medic coordinator
Giselle Brewton	....	production assistant: second unit
Francie Brown	....	dialect coach: Frances O'Connor
Sam Bruskin	....	accountant
James Chandler	....	craft service: San Francisco
Cristina Christian	....	second assistant accountant
Sarah Clifford	....	set production assistant: second unit (as Sarah J. Clifford)
Francisco Cortes	....	set production assistant: San Francisco
Astrid Crabbe	....	set production assistant: San Francisco
Pamella D'Pella	....	key assistant location manager
Lee Eisenberg	....	production assistant
Pam Ellington	....	first assistant production accountant
Iddo Lampton Enochs Jr.	....	location manager: San Francisco (as Lampton Enochs)
Randi Feldman	....	script supervisor: second unit
Cliff Fleming	....	helicopter pilot
Nathan Fleming	....	production assistant: locations department, San Francisco
Karin Fong	....	title designer
Robert 'Rock' Galotti	....	weapons specialist
Charles T. Henry	....	production assistant
Travis Hills	....	production assistant: second unit
Cindy Hochman	....	production coordinator (as Cindy Hochman Price)
Lance Hoffman	....	location manager: San Francisco
Brandon L. Hull	....	crowd promotions
Jasper Jan	....	location intern: Santa Barbara
Steven Jetton	....	layout board
Nicki Johnson	....	production secretary
Lorna Jean Katz	....	stand-in
Michael G. Kehoe	....	key craft service: Los Angeles/San Francisco (as Michael Kehoe)
Jamie Kemp	....	chef
Jeremiah Kent	....	set production assistant: second unit
Kimie Kimura-Heaney	....	production assistant: San Francisco
Steve Koch	....	puppeteer
Melissa Lekus	....	set production assistant: San Francisco
Gail Martin-Sheridan	....	production accountant
Michael Maxwell	....	caterer
Rob McCabe	....	stand-in: Brendan Fraser
Heather McCann	....	set production assistant: San Francisco
Randy McKenney	....	stand-in
Barbara McQuaid	....	location manager: San Francisco
Pamela Monroe	....	assistant production accountant
Russ Nissen	....	assistant production accountant
Norman Nixon	....	basketball consultant
Eileen A. O'Donnell	....	assistant production coordinator
Bryan Palliccia	....	production assistant
Catherine Pittman	....	animal coordinator
Gregg Pittman	....	animal trainer
Lauren Raquel Pusich	....	set production assistant
Roberta Riordan	....	production assistant
Sarah Robinson	....	assistant to producer: UK
Tana Roller	....	crowd promotions assistant
Chad Saxton	....	set production assistant: San Francisco second unit
Spooky Stevens	....	unit publicist
Tamara Torres	....	catering assistant: San Francisco
Judi Townsend	....	script supervisor
Scott Trimble	....	set production assistant: second unit
Dana Wagner	....	production assistant
Jude S. Walko	....	set production assistant
Tim Williams	....	doberman trainer
Barbara Arsenault	....	stand-in: Elizabeth Hurley (uncredited)
Jacob Chase	....	adr loop group (uncredited)
Kyle Cooper	....	executive producer: main title sequence (uncredited)
Breezy Douglas	....	stand-in: Frances O'Connor (uncredited)
Marcy Guiragossian	....	set production assistant (uncredited)
Cindy Mah	....	production assistant (uncredited)
Adam Schardein	....	set production assistant: San Francisco (uncredited)
Noush Skaugen	....	stand-in (uncredited)
Donovan Terranova	....	assistant location manager (uncredited)

Thanks
Stanley Donen	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
• Regency Enterprises
• KirchMedia (as Kirch Media) (in association with)

Distributors

• Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (2000) (USA) (theatrical)
• 20th Century Fox Netherlands (2001) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
• 20th Century Fox (2000) (Far East) (theatrical)
• 20th Century Fox de Argentina (2000) (Argentina) (theatrical)
• 20th Century Fox of Germany (2001) (Germany) (theatrical)
• Fox-Warner (2000-2001) (Switzerland) (theatrical)
• Hispano Foxfilms S.A.E. (2001) (Spain) (theatrical)
• UGC-Fox Distribution (UFD) (2001) (France) (theatrical)
• 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2003) (USA) (DVD)
• Kinowelt Home Entertainment (2008) (Germany) (DVD)
• Net5 (2004) (Netherlands) (TV)
• PlazaVista Entertainment (2001) (Switzerland) (DVD) (as Medaria Home Entertainment)
• Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Germany (2001) (Germany) (DVD)
• Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (2001) (Netherlands) (DVD) (VHS)

Special Effects

• Reality Check Studios
• Amalgamated Dynamics (special effects)
• Rhythm and Hues

Other Companies

• Shepperton Studios  movie studio
• Absolute Rentals  post-production rentals
• BT Industrial Supply  expendables
• Beau Bonneau Casting  extras casting: San Francisco
• California Department of Transportation  thanks
• California Film Commission  thanks
• California Highway Patrol  thanks
• Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment  dollies
• Chrome Hearts  thanks
• City of Los Angeles  thanks
• City of San Francisco  thanks (as The City of San Francisco)
• Custom Film Effects  opticals
• Direct Tools & Fasteners  expendables
• Entertainment Industry Development Corporation (EIDC)  thanks
• FedEx  trademark used by permission
• Fendi  thanks (as Fendi Stores Inc.)
• Home on the Range  catering
• Imaginary Forces  main titles
• Los Angeles County Arboretum  thanks
• Mad Dog Casting  extras casting
• Movie Movers  cast trailers
• Nike  thanks
• Performing Animal Troupe  animals provided by
• Restless Records  soundtrack published by
• Rockbottom Rentals  cell phone rentals
• Saints Peter and Paul Church, SBD  thanks
• San Francisco City Hall  thanks
• San Francisco Film Commission  thanks (as San Francisco Film and Video Arts Commission)
• San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park  thanks
• San Francisco Police Department  thanks (as The San Francisco Police Department)
• San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center  thanks
• Santa Barbara CVB & Film Commission  thanks (as Santa Barbara County Film Commission)
• Santa Barbara County Department of Public Works  thanks
• Sonia Rykiel  thanks
• Sportsrobe  costumes
• The City of Arcadia  thanks
• Versace  thanks

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MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for sex-related humor, language and some drug content

Runtime:

93 min

Country:

USA | Germany

Language:

English | Spanish | Russian

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

Malaysia:U | South Korea:15 | Argentina:Atp | Australia:M (DVD rating) | Australia:PG (original rating) | Canada:PG | Chile:TE | Colombia:12 | Denmark:7 | Finland:K-11 | France:U | Germany:12 | Hong Kong:IIA | Netherlands:AL | New Zealand:PG | Norway:11 | Singapore:PG | Spain:T | Sweden:7 | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) | UK:12 | USA:PG-13 (certificate #37797) | Philippines:PG-13 | Iceland:L

Filming Locations:

City Hall - 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, San Francisco, California, USA

Company:

Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Trivia:

The mathematics homework that the Devil removes from the classroom blackboard was effectively to prove Fermat's Last Theorem - a legendary problem from 1630 that was often the subject of stories about people selling their souls to solve it. The problem was eventually solved in 1995 by Andrew Wiles and colleagues (with computer, not satanic, assistance).

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: When Elliot first comes out to greet the fans is in the basketball game, someone manages to pass through his (obviously composited) leg.

Quotes:

[the Devil is reading Allison's diary]
Elliot Richards:You can't read that, that's private stuff!
The Devil:You're telling me, listen to this. "Last night was the most incredible night of my life. I never did get any of the guys' names, but I brought them back home and all five of them banged me like a Salvation Army drum".
Elliot Richards:What?
The Devil:Kidding.

Movie Connections:

Featured in "Hollywood's Top Ten: Bombshells (#1.4)" (2010)

Soundtrack:

Wild Thing

How unusual - a comedy that's funny.

Wealth. Power. Admiration. They all sound pretty enticing. Indeed many people spend their life in pursuit of these or similar goals and are willing to sacrifice anything and everything in the process. But what if there was an easy way to do it, say, selling your soul? You're not really using it anyways .As the saying goes, the day I decided to do it there'd probably be a glut on the market.

Elliot Richards is, for lack of a better word, a dork. Relegated to the most dreaded of worker hells - tech support - he is a social pariah. Mocked by his colleagues, he spends his time trying to be cool and is hopelessly in love with one of his co-workers who doesn't even know that he exists. While lamenting his lot in life he casually mentions that he would give anything to have his beloved Allison. Enter the Princess of Darkness, stage left.

Although the basics between this movie and the 1967 classic of the same name are similar, there are so many differences (styles of humor, characters, plot, etc) that comparisons are pointless. So I won't even try. Bedazzled offers something so few comedies do these days - laughs, and lots or them, without relying on endless juvenile scatological gags. I thoroughly enjoyed the physical transformations that Elliot, Allison, and his cohorts undergo (several of which are amazing) each time he makes a wish. The spins on the wishes are especially amusing: for example, when Elliot wishes for power and wealth, he fails to take consider the how, and wakes up as a cuckolded Colombian drug lord whose kingdom is quickly collapsing around him. Elliot soon discovers that when dealing with the devil - surprise, surprise - nothing is, as it seems.

I have liked Brendan Fraser since his role in "Encino Man". Since then, he has proven himself capable of doing both schtick ("The Mummy") and serious roles ("Gods and Monsters"). With this part he shows just how versatile he is: rather than one role, he takes on seven, and does so admirably (I particularly enjoyed sensitive guy - I was laughing so hard my side hurt). Elizabeth Hurley is deliciously wicked in a role that she was born to play (if reports about her are true.) and it appears that she enjoyed herself. Her spin on the ultimate temptress is hilarious and personally, I'll take leather-clad vixens over slimy snakes any day. Francis O'Connor, brings the same verve and versatility to Allison that she displayed in "Mansfield Park", although here she is less subdued. The supporting cast provides the finishing touch rounding out the film nicely.

Although it didn't dazzle me, I was greatly amused.