Chromiumblue.com (2003)

Directors:

Zalman King
Scott Sampler

Writers:

Greg Hittelman (writer)
Bill Oakes (writer)
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Genre:

Drama | Romance

Plot:

Vivian Vadim is a successful fashion stylist in complete charge of her life. Then she meets Henry. He's handsome...

Plot Keywords:

Internet Domain In Title

Cast

Ian Abercrombie	...	Sir George
Paola Cesira Adrover	...	Sailor Girl
Akana	...	Sandy Rowe
Summer Altice	...	Maria
Gabriella Ange	...	Sailor Girl
Domiziano Arcangeli	...	Popo (as Domi Arcangeli)
Shane Brolly	...	Henry Brooke
Melissa Brown	...	Multiple (voice)
Paqui Cabanillas	...	Shower Girl
Annette Culp	...	Anastasia (as Annett Culp)
Ismael Gasco Pérez	...	Drag Queen
Phyllida Hewat	...	Dorothea
Paco Inestrosa	...	Bartender
Jade Ito	...	Madoko
Karla Jensen	...	Sid
Dominic Keating	...	Owen
Melissa Manzano	...	Bar Girl
Enrico Mattaroccia	...	Tailor's Son
Jens Nagel	...	Sasha
Erica Prior	...	Vivian Vadim
Ruddy Rentero	...	Shower Girl
Alejandro Sanchez	...	Red-headed Drag Queen
Solga Santurio	...	Bar Girl
Peter Silkoff	...	Captain
Morten Sorenson	...	Doorman
Makoto Sugilhara	...	Kinjo
Amy Wilder	...	Ellen
Jesse Woodrow	...	Q Mack

Directed by
Zalman King
Scott Sampler

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Greg Hittelman		writer
Bill Oakes		writer
Scott Sampler		writer

Produced by
Flora Castellane	....	line producer
Jan Fantl	....	producer
Greg Hittelman	....	co-producer
Frank Hübner	....	producer (as Frank Huebner)
Zalman King	....	executive producer
David Marlow	....	co-producer
Essy Niknejad	....	executive producer
Mario Padilla	....	line producer
Steven Paul	....	co-executive producer
Tom Reeve	....	producer
Datty Ruth	....	co-executive producer
David Saunders	....	executive producer
Romain Schroeder	....	co-executive producer

Original Music by
Trevor Morais

Film Editing by
Curtis Edge
David R. Finkelstein
Langdon Page		(as Langdon F. Page)

Casting by
Marie Constan
Shannon Makhanian

Production Design by
Marc Greville-Masson		(as Marc Greville-Morris)

Art Direction by
Wolfgang Melian

Costume Design by
Birgit Utz

Makeup Department
Sibylle Ahlers	....	hair stylist
Sibylle Ahlers	....	makeup artist
Irma de la Guardia	....	hair stylist
Irma de la Guardia	....	makeup artist
Alexander Kolmicov	....	hair stylist
Alexander Kolmicov	....	makeup artist
Bea Millas	....	hair stylist
Bea Millas	....	makeup artist
Claudine Moureaud	....	hair stylist
Claudine Moureaud	....	makeup artist
Maike Naumann	....	hair stylist
Maike Naumann	....	makeup artist
Evelyne Sittig	....	hair stylist
Evelyne Sittig	....	makeup artist
Béatrice Stéphany	....	hair stylist
Béatrice Stéphany	....	makeup artist
Michelle Werner	....	hair stylist
Michelle Werner	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Juan Lorenzo Prada	....	production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Enrico Accetto	....	second second assistant director
Ralph Eisenmann	....	second assistant director (as Ralf Eisenmann)
Mike Roberts	....	third assistant director (as Mike Robert)
Jonathan Southard	....	first assistant director
Elly Stefansson	....	third assistant director (as Selly Stefansson)
Louis Paul Tocchet	....	first assistant director: second unit (as Louis Tucchet)

Art Department
Alain Boncour	....	painter
François Dickes	....	lead man
Dina S. Khouri	....	on-set dresser
Jean-Marie Luntumbue	....	painter
Grahame Ménage	....	scenic artist
Enrico Petroni	....	metal foreman
Manuel Pinto de Jesus	....	metal foreman
Ben Plant	....	lead man
Tiffany Rodenfels	....	on-set dresser

Sound Department
Axel Arft	....	sound mixer
David Barbee	....	sound effects editor
Elena Coderch	....	sound
Eric Seifert	....	sound mixer (as Erik Seifert)

Stunts
Philippe Lebreton	....	stunt coordinator
David Mahoney	....	stunt driver
Marc Sieger	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Ricardo Arres	....	grip
Özkan Arslan	....	electrician
Jake Corbett	....	clapper loader
Christian Datum	....	first assistant camera
Gilbert Degrand	....	electrician
Pierre Dermience	....	electrician
Dimitri Doulkeridis	....	grip
Enver Fidan	....	electrician
Sven Fink	....	camera operator
Thomas Fischer	....	electrician
Tom Flossdorf	....	best boy
Andres Marder	....	gaffer
Charlie Masters	....	video operator
John Patterson	....	camera operator
Bobby Popovic	....	clapper loader
Lars Richter	....	first assistant camera
Jean-François Roqueplo	....	grip
Xavier Servais	....	grip
Thomas Sidopoulos	....	grip
Théodore Theodorides	....	assistant camera
Théodore Theodorides	....	clapper loader (as Theo Theodorides)
Théodore Theodorides	....	video operator (as Theo Theodorides)
Joe Tolen	....	best boy
Xavier Torres	....	grip (as Xavi Torres)
Juanca Vazquez	....	clapper loader
Michel Vervloet	....	key grip

Casting Department
Jolantha Jeserick	....	extras casting
Miguel Ángel Martín	....	extras casting
Jean-Luc Ristic	....	extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Daniela Bittner	....	dress maker (as Daniella Bittner)
Carmen Cantalejo	....	wardrobe
Vesna Libric	....	wardrobe
Sally Lines	....	costume supervisor
Bettina Polster	....	wardrobe
Flossie Price	....	wardrobe
Josephine Saris	....	wardrobe
Aleksandra Valozic	....	wardrobe (as Alexandra Valozic)
Michael 'Indy' Whiting	....	wardrobe (as Indy Whiting)

Editorial Department
Jon Bachmann	....	assistant editor (as Jon P. Bachmann)
Jeff Granzow	....	assistant editor
Joe Shugart	....	editorial consultant
Craig Weiseman	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Ezra Gold	....	music supervisor (as Ezra Gould)

Transportation Department
Mick Bushel	....	driver
Sam Christmas	....	driver
Sergio Cozar Gil	....	driver
Martin Gallego	....	driver
Gus Gouldsborough	....	driver
Nacho Jiménez Llamas	....	driver
David Mahoney	....	action vehicle coordinator
Igor Pecirep	....	driver
Juan Lorenzo Prada	....	transportation captain (as Juanlo Prada)
Olivier Printz	....	action vehicle coordinator
Gary Sharp	....	transportation captain
Paul Thorley	....	driver
Joseph Zeien	....	driver

Other crew
Xavi Blanch	....	production secretary
Checho Blanco	....	assistant location manager
Steven Blumenfeld	....	senior vice president of product development (as Steve Blumenfeld)
Melissa Brown	....	production coordinator
Rob Bruinsma	....	marine coordinator
Rosalie Buhmel	....	production coordinator
Philippe Castelain	....	assistant location manager
Nawell Celan	....	assistant accountant
Pascal Charlier	....	location manager
Tania Cozzi	....	assistant to executive producer
Dina S. Khouri	....	script supervisor (as Dina Khouri)
Christopher P. Kibbey	....	assistant to producer (as Christopher Kibbey)
Dr. Kunz	....	on-set physician
Frinn Lorenz	....	foreman
Pilar Martinez	....	assistant accountant
Josephine Olive-O'Neill	....	assistant accountant (as Josephine Olive)
Marek Oyrzinski	....	talent coordinator (as Marek Oyrzynski)
Rafa Pardillos Pérez	....	assistant marine coordinator
Laurence Parker	....	production controller
Paddy Patterson	....	foreman
Olivier Percival	....	production secretary
Nyko Rozas	....	location manager
Spaco Rubio	....	assistant marine coordinator
Luisa Saro	....	production coordinator
Sandy Schklair	....	script supervisor
Willem Schmid	....	assistant to executive producer
Maria Yanas Chaves	....	assistant accountant

Distributors

• Ambrosia Productions (2003) (USA) (all media)
• Crystal Sky Worldwide
• DEJ Productions
• Showtime Networks (2003) (USA) (all media)

Also Known As:

Cover Me Girls (USA) (DVD title)
Zalman King's Chromiumblue.com (USA) (complete title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong sexuality and sexual dialogue, and for some drug use.

Runtime:

Greece:100 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R

If you want to watch a halfway decent film or better this film isn't for you.

I rented this film out at Blockbuster, the DVD case looked entertaining the blurb sounded interesting and that it might be a good film to watch. I wonder if you could sue for miss advertisement.

This was bad on so many levels it is unreal. I watched the movie hoping not expecting to be entertained, all i ended up was laughing so hard at the mindless, numbness of the film. No two scenes seemed to match, nothing made any sense at all. This is a film that if I'd starred in I'd take this straight of my resume and deny ever being part of the weakest, lamest dumbest attempt at a movie ever seen.

I mean seriously what happened did the editor drop all the rushes on on floor and they went everywhere and he just stuck them back together anyhow thinking.... "no-one will notice and if they do they'll love it, it'll be abstract." ? Abstract is about right, abstract of structure, plot, talent, style and even any resemblance to the story it was supposed to be.

Someone said on a scale of 1-10 this film would definitely be a 1. I'm sorry i wouldn't even grace this film with that higher mark, this was closer to 0.001 than 1 out of 10. If you want to watch a film where you wet yourself laughing this is the film for you, if you want to get a film that is watchable, entertaining and enjoyable this is certainly not the film for you. This film is sick, very ill, the dialogue was verbal diarrhea, the plot is thinner than public bathrooms' toilet paper, the talent is non-existent and the fact that Zalmon King actually put his name on this goes to show that this film belongs in the never-regions of WORST FILM MADE all on its own.