Apollo 13 (Original title)Lost Moon (Working title)Apollo Thirteen (Help search title)
Date: 1995 (Copyright)Country: USADirected by: Ron Howard
Production company billing: ©1995. Universal City Studios, Inc. [Logo] Universal Pictures Imagine Entertainment presents A Brian Grazer production A Ron Howard film [end] Author: Universal City Studios, Inc. DTS Stereo/Digital DTS Sound Colour by DeLuxe [Logo] Eastman Color Film 2.35:1 [Panavision, widescreen] TV Extracts The Dick Cavett Show Bewitched I Dream of Jeannie
Synopsis: Based on the story of the Apollo 13 mission in 1970. An explosion in the service module caused the spacecraft to lose power and oxygen. The planned moon landing was cancelled and Mission Control had only a short time in which to work out how to restart the computer for re-entry to bring the crew of three astronauts back to earth.Synopsis: Adventure drama based on true events. In 1970, NASA sends three astronauts to the moon. A technical fault disrupts the mission, depriving the crew of much of their oxygen supply and electrical power. The astronauts and their colleagues in Huston have to work around the clock to work out a way of getting the men back to earth alive.
Genres: Action and Adventure, Drama
Subject: Apollo 13
Releases
Date: 30 June 1995Country: USARelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - DeLuxe - Sound - Digital Stereo / DTS (sound)Runtime: 140 mins Dialogue (original): English
Title: Untethered technology in Gravity: gender and spaceflight from science fact to fictionAuthor: PALMER, Lorrie Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article examines the way in which the film ‘Gravity’ (2013) redefines the relationship between the female astronaut and technology. Contrasting ‘Gravity’s central female character, Ryan Stone, against earlier male astronaut depictions in films such as 'The Right Stuff' (1983) and 'Apollo 13' (1995), the article argues that the mythic figure of the astronaut is reimagined through her relationship with technology.
In: Empire n231 September 2008 Pages: 97-101
Title: Science? Fiction!Author: THOMAS, William Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Humourous article comparing the bad science of Hollywood science-fiction films with the actual laws of physics.
In: Empire n191 May 2005 Page: 168
Title: RWD: Apollo 13Author: ERRIGO, Angie Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Review n656 May 2005 Page: 141
Title: Apollo 13Author: KEMPSTER, Grant Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Score Monthly v6 n4 Apr/May 2001 Pages: 29-30
Title: King of the world: the James Horner buyer's guide part 1Author: BROXTON, Jonathan Article type: Soundtrack ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n130 April 2000 Page: 134
Title: DVD: dramaArticle type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n125 November 1999 Page: 146
Title: DVD to buyAuthor: SMITH, Adam Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: TV Guide v46 n17 25 Apr 1998 Page: 12
Title: Apollo 13: more than just special effectsAuthor: SISKEL, Gene Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Creative Screenwriting v3 n1 Summer 1996 Pages: 13-16
Title: Review essay: Apollo 13: rewriting historyAuthor: PRIBRAM, E. Deidre Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A review essay which looks at the processes and strategies followed by John Sayles in his rewriting of the original script for APOLLO 13.
In: Film and History v26 n1-4 1996 Pages: 40-51
Title: American Frontier Myth and the Flight of Apollo 13: From...Author: OPT, Susan K Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article highlighting how the story of the Apollo 13 space mission has been told across time, and how the story has become an embodiment of American values. In a special feature on the American Frontier in film.
In: StarBurst n218 October 1996 Page: 54
Title: VideofileArticle type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: video note
In: StarBurst n212 April 1996 Page: 54
Title: VideofileAuthor: MCILHONEY, Laurence Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: video note
In: Broadcast 24 May 1996 Page: 22
Title: Digital dominanceAuthor: FRANKLIN, Carl Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Profile of Scott Ross of Digital Domain who was nominated for an Oscar for TRUE LIES and won a Bafta for APOLLO 13. He has words of caution for UK facilities companies hoping to get into the movie business.
In: Empire n83 May 1996 Page: 114
Title: video movies to rentAuthor: JEFFRIES, Neil Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Video release review.
In: Screen International n1015 7 Jul 1995 Page: 16
Title: ReviewsAuthor: BAHANIA, Ana Maria Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Pages: 104-113
Title: Sitting in a tin can....Author: SALISBURY, Mark Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Tom Hanks discusses his experiences shooting APOLLO 13.
In: Empire n71 May 1995 Pages: 16-17
Title: Front desk in production: lost in spaceAuthor: COONEY, Jenny Article type: Location ReportLanguage: English
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Page: 113
Title: Heavens above!Author: SALISBURY, Mark Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Jim Lovell, technical advisor to Ron Howard's APOLLO 13, discusses the accuracy of the film, and the US space programme.
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Page: 137
Title: BooksAuthor: NEWMAN, Kim Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Book review of "The Apollo Adventure" by Jeffrey Kluger, pub. Boxtree.
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Page: 30
Title: New filmsAuthor: SALISBURY, Mark Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: StarBurst n205 September 1995 Page: 35
Title: PreviewAuthor: JONES, Alan Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Premiere v3 n9 October 1995 Page: 15
Title: [Premiere - v3 n9 October 1995: no known title]Author: ERRIGO, Angie Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Films in Review v46 n7/8 Sep/Oct 1995 Page: 54
Title: film reviewsAuthor: PAWELCZAK, Andy Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Legend n19 Winter 1995/6 Page: 24
Title: [Legend - n19 Winter 1995/6: no known title]Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review
In: Premiere v8 n10 June 1995 Pages: 82-91
Title: Fly Me to the MoonAuthor: GOLDSTEIN, Patrick Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article from the production of APOLLO 13, focussing in particluar on Tom Hank's preparation for his role as Jim Lovell.
In: StarBurst n207 November 1995 Pages: 21-24
Title: Fly me to the moon: and let me play among the starsAuthor: JONES, Alan Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Interview with director Ken Howard about APOLLO 13: on his ideas, the casting and the making
In: StarBurst n207 November 1995 Page: 32
Title: SoundtracksArticle type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Review of the soundtrack
In: Legend n18 Summer 1995 Page: 34
Title: [Legend - n18 Summer 1995: no known title]Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review
In: American Cinematographer v76 n6 June 1995 Pages: 33-40[sic],42,44,46
Title: Apollo 13 orbits cinema's outer limitsAuthor: FISHER, Bob Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article on the cinematographic techniques and film stock used to shoot Ron Howard's APOLLO 13.
In: American Cinematographer v76 n6 June 1995 Pages: 48-50,52,54,56,58,60
Title: Digital Domain provides rocket fuel for Apollo 13Author: MAGID, Ron Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article details the special effects work done by Digital Domain on Ron Howard's APOLLO 13, using both motion-control miniature work and new advances in computer graphics.
In: Score Filmmuziek Magazine n97 December 1995 Page: 15
Title: Pas verschenen& CD besprekingenAuthor: JW Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: Dutch
Description: Review of the soundtrack
In: Sight and Sound v5 n9 September 1995 Pages: 42-43
Title: ReviewsAuthor: FRANCKE, Lizzie Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v5 n9 September 1995 Pages: 6-8
Title: Apollo and newtAuthor: WALKER, Martin Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Analyses why Ron Howard's APOLLO 13 has had such an enthusiastic reception from US politicians.
In: Empire n73 July 1995 Page: 107
Title: The ultimate summer movie previewAuthor: Nathan, IanArticle type: PreviewLanguage: English
In: TV Guide v43 n30 29 Jul 1995 Page: 43
Title: Our timesAuthor: STEIN, Harry Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Documentaries and repeats of news reports on the original Apollo 13 mission show the humanity lacking in the feature film.
In: Variety 26 Jun 1995 Page: 78,85
Title: Apollo takes off for B.O. heightsAuthor: MCCARTHY, Todd Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Cinefex n63 September 1995 Pages: 58-85
Title: Launching Apollo 13Author: PROKOP, Tim Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article on the special effects in APOLLO 13: the visual effects, miniatures, models and digital photography used for the rocket Saturn 5, computer generated images in the film a nd motion control tracking;
In: Premiere v8 n4 December 1994 Pages: 39-40
Title: Rushes: We have lift off!Author: GOLDSTEIN, Patrick Article type: Prod. DetailsLanguage: English
In: Variety 11 Apr 1994 Page: 26
Title: [Variety - 11 Apr 1994: no known title]Article type: Prod. DetailsLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v333 n47 13 Sep 1994 Page: 17
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v333 n47 13 Sep 1994: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Author: BIZONY, Piers Pages: 250 p.
Title: Movies to manage by: lessons in leadership from great films
Author: CLEMENS, John K. Pages: ix-xvi, 224p.
Title: Apollo 13: study guide
Author: CHATER, Andrew Pages: 21p.
Title: The Apollo adventure: the making of the Apollo space program and the movie Apollo 13
Author: KLUGER, Jeffery Pages: ix-xxii. 199p.
Film, Video or Digital materials held in BFI National Archive(4)
Film materials(4)
Description: DiscBase: SafetySound: SoundBFI identifier: C-960664
Status: Status pending - Material requires inspection to determine preservation or access status
Description: DiscBase: SafetySound: SoundBFI identifier: C-960665
Status: Status pending - Material requires inspection to determine preservation or access status
Description: 35mm BW PositiveBase: SafetySound: CombinedLength: 102 FeetStock date: 1970BFI identifier: C-4903
Status: Master - Restricted access to preserved film
Description: 35mm Colour PositiveSound: CombinedBFI identifier: C-960393
Status: Status pending - Material requires inspection to determine preservation or access status
Date: 1995 (Copyright)Country: USADirected by: Ron Howard
Production company billing: ©1995. Universal City Studios, Inc. [Logo] Universal Pictures Imagine Entertainment presents A Brian Grazer production A Ron Howard film [end] Author: Universal City Studios, Inc. DTS Stereo/Digital DTS Sound Colour by DeLuxe [Logo] Eastman Color Film 2.35:1 [Panavision, widescreen] TV Extracts The Dick Cavett Show Bewitched I Dream of Jeannie
Synopsis: Based on the story of the Apollo 13 mission in 1970. An explosion in the service module caused the spacecraft to lose power and oxygen. The planned moon landing was cancelled and Mission Control had only a short time in which to work out how to restart the computer for re-entry to bring the crew of three astronauts back to earth.Synopsis: Adventure drama based on true events. In 1970, NASA sends three astronauts to the moon. A technical fault disrupts the mission, depriving the crew of much of their oxygen supply and electrical power. The astronauts and their colleagues in Huston have to work around the clock to work out a way of getting the men back to earth alive.
Genres: Action and Adventure, Drama
Subject: Apollo 13
Releases
Date: 30 June 1995Country: USARelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - DeLuxe - Sound - Digital Stereo / DTS (sound)Runtime: 140 mins Dialogue (original): English
Credits
(319)
©/Author: Inc. Universal City Studios, A Brian Grazer production: Brian Grazer, Presents: Imagine Entertainment, [Opening Logo]: Universal Pictures, Executive Producer: Todd Hallowell, Produced by: Brian Grazer, Associate Producer: Aldric La'auli Porter, Associate Producer: Michael Bostick, Associate Producer: Louisa Velis, Production Associate: Julie Donatt, Unit Production Manager: Carl Clifford, Production Supervisor: Michelle Weinberg, Production Co-ordinator: Lisa J. Watters, Production Co-ordinator (KC-135 Wtls Un): Virginia Diaz, Brooke R. Macdonald, Production Co-ordinator (Cape Canavrl U): Wendy Haas-hammond, Production Controller: Kathleen Mcgill, Location Manager: Ned R. Shapiro, Assistant Location Manager: Andrew Ullman, Location Assistant: Matthew Pook, Location Assistant: Tony Saenz, Research Supervisor: Julie Donatt, 2nd Unit Director: Todd Hallowell, 1st Assistant Director: Aldric La'auli Porter, 2nd Assistant Director: Jane Paul, 2nd 2nd Assistant Director: William Connor, 1st Assistant Director (2nd Unit): Bruce G. Moriarty, 2nd Assistant Director (2nd Unit): Susan Pickett, Script Supervisor: Eva Z. Cabrera, Script Supervisor (2nd Unit): Janna Stern, Casting by: Jane Jenkins, Janet Hirshenson, Casting Associate: Susanna Griffith, Extras Casting: Central Casting, Ajay Dass, Voice Casting: Lynne Redding, Loop du Jour, [Casting Administrator]: Terry L. Lamfers, [Local Extras Casting]: Tina Real, Screenplay by: William Broyles Jr, Al Reinert, [Screenplay]: John Sayles, Based on the book 'Lost Moon' by: Jim Lovell, Jeffrey Kluger, Director of Photography: Dean Cundey, KC-135 Weightless Unit Director of Phot: David Nowell, Camera Operator: Raymond Stella, Camera Operator (B): Casey Hotchkiss, Camera Operator (KC-135 Weightless Unit): Josh Bleibtreu, Wescam Operator (Cape Canaveral Unit): David Norris, [Wescam Operator]: Steve Koster, [Steadicam Operator]: David Luckenbach, 1st Assistant Camera: Clyde E. Bryan, 1st Assistant Camera (B): Larry D. Davis, 1st Assistant Camera (KC-135 Wtls Unit): Scott Smith, 1st Assistant Camera (KC-135 Wtls Unit): Scott Fuller, Chris Duskin, [1st] Ass't Cameraman (Cape Canaveral U): David Campbell, Add'l 1st Ass't Camera (Cape Canavrl U): Steve Latham, 2nd Assistant Camera: Jolanda Wipfli, 2nd Assistant Camera (B): Stephen Sfetku, Add'l 2nd Ass't Camera (Cape Canavrl U): Chip Byrd, Loader: Trevor Loomis, Loader (Cape Canaveral Unit): John Hynes, Wescam Technician (Cape Canaveral Unit): Scott Johnson, [Assistant Camera]: Frank Del Boccio, Steve Mann, [Aerial Assistant Camera]: Richard Brooks Burton, Chief Lighting Technician: Michael Paul Orefice, Chief Lighting Technician (2nd Unit): Joe Orefice, Chief Lighting Tech'n (KC-135 Wtls Unit): Andy Ryan, Rigging Gaffer: Mark Soucie, [Night Light Operator]: Ron Kunecke, Key Grip: Ron Cardarelli, Key Grip (2nd Unit): Steve 'LC' Cardarelli, Key Grip (KC-135 Weightless Unit): Jeff Howery, Rigging Grip: Randy Troyanek, Gary A. Brostrom, Video Assistant: Roger Johnson, Video Playback: David Katz, Video (2nd Unit): Bill Hargrave, Stills Photographer: Ron Batzdorff, Special Visual Effects by: Digital Domain, DD (Visual Effects Supervisor): Robert Legato, DD (Visual Effects Producer): Jenny Fulle, DD (Visual Effects Line Producer): Cari Thomas, DD (Visual FX Director of Photography): Erik Nash, DD (Model Supervisor): Patrick McClung, DD (Digital Compositing Supervisor): Michael Kanfer, Price Pethel, DD (Digital Effects Supervisor): Karen E. Goulekas, DD (Digital Effects Supervisor): Mark A. Lasoff, John Mclaughlin, DD (Digital Effects Art Director): Kevin Mack, DD (Night Compositing Supervisor): Gray Marshall, DD (Digital Effects Producer): Amy Jupiter, Mark Lohff, DD (Visual Effects Supervising Editor): Allen Cappuccilli, DD (Mechanical Engineer): Scott Salsa, DD (Additional Photography): Robert Legato, DD (Assistant Camera): Michole Bergstrom, DD (Motion Control Camera Operator): Michael Karp, DD (Gaffer): Tony Anderson, DD (Pyrotechnics Supervisor): Joe Viskocil, DD (Pyrotechnician): Robert Hutchins, DD (Animation Rephotography): Chris Dawson, DD (Production Co-ordinator): Kelly L'estrange, DD (Model Crew Chief): Leslie Ekker, DD (Lead Digital Compositor): Mark O. Forker, DD (Lead Digital Compositor): Adam Stark, DD (Lead Digital Compositor): Steven J. Scott, Gary L. Walker Ii, DD (Supervising Digital Artist): Dennis M. Blakey, DD (Supervising Digital Artist): Robert Small, DD (Supervising Digital Artist): Judith Crow, Neville Spiteri, DD (Digital Matte Artist): Martha Mack, DD (Scanning/Recording Supervisor): Jeffrey Kalmus, DD (Scanning/Recording Manager): Joseph Goldstone, DD (Visual Effects Editor): Debra Wolff, DD (Visual Effects Assistant Editor): Josh Margolies, Tommy Dorsett, DD (Image Data Co-ordinator): Matthew Butler, DD (CG Co-ordinator): Lisa Harriman Anderson, Franco Pietrantonio, DD (Software Developer): Hank Driskill, DD (Software Developer): Jay Sloat, DD (Software Developer): Jake Kauth, Bill Spitzak, [Visual Effects Animator]: Adam Howard, [Visual Effects Co-ordinator]: Chad Merriam, [Digital Matte Painter]: Craig Mullins, [Camera Operator (Model Unit)]: John Paszkiewicz, [Cloud Effects]: Gary Platek, [DD (Production Controller)]: Kieran Woo, Special Effects Co-ordinator: Matt Sweeney, Set Foreman: Bob Stoker Jr, Electronics Foreman: Arnold E. Peterson, [Special] Effects Assistant: Jan Aaris, [Special] Effects Assistant: Tony Centonze, [Special] Effects Assistant: Richard Cordobes, [Special] Effects Assistant: M. Stuart Epstein, [Special] Effects Assistant: James Hart, [Special] Effects Assistant: Bruce Kuroyama, [Special] Effects Assistant: Jeffrey Machit, [Special] Effects Assistant: Esq Hal Selig, [Special] Effects Assistant: Neil Smith, [Special] Effects Assistant: Fred Tessaro, [Special] Effects Assistant: Gary Zink, [Special] Effects Assistant: R. Michael Bisetti, [Special] Effects Assistant: William Centonze, [Special] Effects Assistant: Kent D'huet, [Special] Effects Assistant: Larry Fuentes, [Special] Effects Assistant: Don Krause, [Special] Effects Assistant: Steve Luport, [Special] Effects Assistant: Paul Sabourin, [Special] Effects Assistant: Rocky Severy, [Special] Effects Assistant: Lucinda Strub, Michael Wilmot, Computer Display Supervisor: John Monsour, Computer Research/Programming: Marty Garner, Network Technician/Programming: Robert Bobbio, [Apollo Capsule/LEM]: Wonderworks, [Wonderworks (Special FX Supervisor)]: John Palmer, Film Editor: Mike Hill, Dan Hanley, 1st Assistant Editor: Roger Tweten, Assistant Editor: Carolyn Horton Calvert, Assistant Editor: Guy Barresi, Assistant Editor: Glenn Allen, Assistant Editor: Tim Silano, Assistant Editor: Richard Friedlander, Production Designer: Michael Corenblith, Art Director: David J. Bomba, Art Director: Bruce Alan Miller, Set Designer: Joseph A. Hodges, Set Designer: Lori Rowbotham, Command Module Interiors replicated by: Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center, Lunar Module Interiors replicated by: Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center, [Set Designer]: Karl J. Martin, Set Decorator: Merideth Boswell, Key Set Dresser: Lisa K. Sessions, Leadman: Wayne Shepherd, Set Dresser: Larry A. Cornick, Set Dresser: Scott G. Jones, Set Dresser: John H. Maxwell, Set Dresser: Chris Parker, Set Dresser: Greg Wilkinson, Set Dresser: Richard Morgan Jones, Set Dresser: John Maskovich, Set Dresser: Edward Mccarthy, Set Dresser: Chris Pascuzzo, Camera Scenic [Artist]: A.J. Leonardi, Storyboard Artist: Eric Ramsey, Storyboard Artist: Richard F. Delgado, Property Master: Steven M. Levine, Construction Co-ordinator: Dave Cannon, Costume Designer: Rita Ryack, Associate Costume Designer: Daniel Orlandi, Assistant Costume Designer: Majorie Mccown, Costume Supervisor: Dan Bronson, Set Costumer: Robert Moore, Mary Elizabeth Still, Costumer: Elena Del Rio, Costumer: Joe McCloskey, Costumer: Leslie Weir, Danna Edwards, Apollo 13 Spacesuits replicated by: Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center, Seamstress: Carmen Mazarow, Key Make-up Artist: Daniel Striepeke, Make-up Artist: Hallie D'amore, Make-up Artist: Larry Abbott, Michael Lorenz, [Additional Make-up Artist]: Jay Cannistraci, Key Hairstylist: Kathryn L. Blondell, Hairstylist: Joy Zapata, Hairstylist: Hazel Catmull, Hairstylist: Audrey Anzures, Carolyn Elias, Titles/Opticals: Pacific Title, Negative Cutter: Gary Burritt, Colour Timer: Bill Pine, Filmed with: Panavision Cameras & Lenses, Colour by: DeLuxe, Logo [Film Stock]: Eastman Color Film, Wescam provided by: CRM Group, Fiberoptic Lighting Hosemaster by: Aaron Jones, Video Displays by: Video Image, Rear Screen Projection by: Norm Levin, NL & Company, Remote Camera Systems by: Nettmann/Matthews, Music composed by: James Horner, Vocal Performance by: Annie Lennox, [Percussion Programming]: Ron Aston, [Trumpet]: Tim J. Morrison, [Conductor]: James Horner, Orchestrations by: Steve Bramson, James Horner, [Orchestrations]: Don Davis, Music Contractor: Sandy De Crescent, [Music Preparation]: Bob Bornstein, [Vocal Contractor]: Ron Hicklin, [Executive Music Producer]: Brian Grazer, [Executive Music Producer]: Todd Hallowell, [Executive Music Producer]: Ron Howard, Kathy Nelson, [Music Producer]: James Horner, Supervising Music Editor: Jim Henrikson, Music Editor: Thomas Drescher, Music Scoring Mixer: Shawn Murphy, Music Score recorded at: Todd-AO Studios, Sound Mixer: David MacMillan, Sound Mixer (2nd Unit): Geoff Patterson, John 'Sol' Sutton, Utility Sound: Kevin Patterson, Boom Operator: Steve Bowerman, Boom Operator (2nd Unit): Craig Woods, Bill Didonna, Re-recording Mixer: Rick Dior, Re-recording Mixer: Scott Millan, Re-recording Mixer: Bob Chefalas, Re-recording Mixer: Steve Pederson, Ezra Dweck, Sound Recordist: Bob Olari, Supervising Dialogue Editor: Anthony Ciccolini Iii, Dialogue Editor: Lou Cerborino, Dialogue Editor: Bitty O'Sullivan-Smith, Dialogue Editor: Thomas A. Gulino, Dialogue Editor: Dan Sable, Special Sound Effects: John Pospisil, Special Sound Effects: Donald Stewart Flick, Steve Lee, Sound Effects Recordist: Ezra Dweck, Adam Jenkins, Supervising Sound Effects Editor: Stephen Hunter Flick, Sound Effects Editor: Donald Stewart Flick, Sound Effects Editor: Dean Beville, Sound Effects Editor: Eric Lindemann, Sound Effects Editor: Patricio Libenson, Sound Effects Editor: Richard L. Anderson, Sound Effects Editor: Warren Hamilton Jr, Sound Effects Editor: Elliott Koretz, ADR Recordist (LA): Ann Hadsell, ADR Recordist (NY): Doug Murray, [Additional ADR Recordist]: Corey Coken, ADR Mixer (LA): Dean Drabin, ADR Mixer (NY): Paul Zydel, Supervising ADR Editor: Lisa J. Levine, ADR Editor: Stuart Stanley, ADR Editor: Harry Peck Bolles, Foley Walker: Ellen Heuer, Foley Walker: Chris Moriana, Foley Recordist: Don Givens, Foley Mixer: David Job, Supervising Foley Editor: Judee Flick, Foley Editor: Matthew Beville, Foley Editor: Frank Smathers, [Sound] Post-production Facilities: Todd-AO Studios East, Todd-AO Studios East (Supervisor): Steve Castellano, Stunt Co-ordinator: Mickey Gilbert, Stunt Co-ordinator: Jim Halty, Technical Consultant: Jim Lovell, Technical Consultant: Jeffrey Kluger, Technical Consultant: Dave Scott, Technical Consultant: Jerry Bostick, Technical Consultant: Gerald Griffin, Max L. Ary, [Technical Consultant]: Jim Busby, Aldo Spadoni, Physical Trainer: Dan Isaacson, Dr Paul Mcauley, [Marine Co-ordinator]: Bertram McCann, [Visual Effects Consultant]: James Cameron, Helicopter Pilot: Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc, Helicopter Pilot: Alan D. Purwin, Helicopter Pilot: Michael Tamburro, Unit Publicist: Andrew Lipschultz, [Studio]: Universal Studios
Cast
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Tom Hanks (Commander Jim Lovell), Kevin Bacon (Jack Swigert), Bill Paxton (Fred Haise), Gary Sinise (Ken Mattingly), Ed Harris (Gene Kranz), Kathleen Quinlan (Marilyn Lovell), Mary Kate Schellhardt (Barbara Lovell), Emily Ann Lloyd (Susan Lovell), Miko Hughes (Jeffrey Lovell), Max Elliot Slade (Jay Lovell), Jean Speegle Howard (Blanch Lovell), Tracy Reiner (Mary Haise), David Andrews (Pete Conrad), Michelle Little (Jane Conrad), Chris Ellis (Deke Slayton), Joe Spano (NASA director), Xander Berkeley (Henry Hurt), Marc McClure (Glynn Lunney), Ben Marley (John Young), Clint Howard (EECOM White), Loren Dean (EECOM Arthur), Tom Wood (EECOM Gold), Googy Gress (RETRO White), Patrick Mickler (RETRO Gold), Ray Mckinnon (FIDO White), Max Grodénchik (FIDO Gold), Christian Clemenson (Dr Chuck), Brett Cullen (CAPCOM 1), Ned Vaughn (CAPCOM 2), Andy Milder (GUIDO White), Geoffrey Blake (GUIDO Gold), Wayne Duvall (LEM controller white), Jim Meskimen (TELMU White), Joseph Culp (TELMU Gold), John Short (INCO White), Ben Bodé (INCO Gold), Todd Louiso (FAO White), Gabriel Jarret (GNC White), Christopher John Fields (Booster White), Kenneth White (Grumman rep), Jim Ritz (Ted), Andrew Lipschultz (launch director), Mark Wheeler (Neil Armstrong), Larry Williams (Buzz Aldrin), Endre Hules (Gunther Wendt), Karen Martin (Tracey), Maureen Hanley (woman), Meadow Williams (Kim), Walter von Huene (technician), Brian Markinson, Steve Rankin (pad rat), Austin O'Brien (whiz kid), Louisa Marie (whiz kid mom), Thom Barry (orderly), Arthur Senzy, Carl Gabriel Yorke, Ryan Holihan (SIM tech), Rance Howard (reverend), J.J. Chaback (neighbour), Todd Hallowell (noisy civilian), Matthew Goodall (Stephen Haise), Taylor Goodall (Fred Haise Jr), Misty Dickinson (Margaret Haise), Roger Corman (congressman), Lee Anne Matusek, Mark D. Newman (loud reporter), Mark Mckeel (suit room assistant), Patty Raya (Patty), Jack Conley, Jeffrey S. Kluger (science reporter), Bruce Wright, Ivan Allen, Jon Bruno (anchor), Reed Rudy (Roger Chaffee), Steve Bernie (Virgil Grissom), Steven Ruge (Edward White), Herbert Jefferson Jr, John Dullaghan, John Wheeler, Paul Mantee, Julie Donatt, Thomas Crawford, Frank Cavestani, John M. Mathews (reporter), Bryce Dallas Howard ([girl in yellow dress]), John Bishop ([protester]), John Timothy Botka ([Frank Borman]), Tory Christopher ([NASA technician]), Michael S. Connolly ([reporter]), Cheryl Howard ([onlooker at launch side]), Kent Kasper ([congressman]), Jim Lovell ([captain of USS Iwo Jima]), Marilyn Lovell ([onlooker at launch site]), Chris Moore ([cameraman]), Ted West ([cannister team engineer])
Articles held in BFI Reuben Library
(40)
In: Science fiction film and television v12 n1 Spring 2019 Pages: 29-51Title: Untethered technology in Gravity: gender and spaceflight from science fact to fictionAuthor: PALMER, Lorrie Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article examines the way in which the film ‘Gravity’ (2013) redefines the relationship between the female astronaut and technology. Contrasting ‘Gravity’s central female character, Ryan Stone, against earlier male astronaut depictions in films such as 'The Right Stuff' (1983) and 'Apollo 13' (1995), the article argues that the mythic figure of the astronaut is reimagined through her relationship with technology.
In: Empire n231 September 2008 Pages: 97-101
Title: Science? Fiction!Author: THOMAS, William Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Humourous article comparing the bad science of Hollywood science-fiction films with the actual laws of physics.
In: Empire n191 May 2005 Page: 168
Title: RWD: Apollo 13Author: ERRIGO, Angie Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Review n656 May 2005 Page: 141
Title: Apollo 13Author: KEMPSTER, Grant Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Film Score Monthly v6 n4 Apr/May 2001 Pages: 29-30
Title: King of the world: the James Horner buyer's guide part 1Author: BROXTON, Jonathan Article type: Soundtrack ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n130 April 2000 Page: 134
Title: DVD: dramaArticle type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: Empire n125 November 1999 Page: 146
Title: DVD to buyAuthor: SMITH, Adam Article type: DVD ReviewLanguage: English
In: TV Guide v46 n17 25 Apr 1998 Page: 12
Title: Apollo 13: more than just special effectsAuthor: SISKEL, Gene Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Creative Screenwriting v3 n1 Summer 1996 Pages: 13-16
Title: Review essay: Apollo 13: rewriting historyAuthor: PRIBRAM, E. Deidre Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: A review essay which looks at the processes and strategies followed by John Sayles in his rewriting of the original script for APOLLO 13.
In: Film and History v26 n1-4 1996 Pages: 40-51
Title: American Frontier Myth and the Flight of Apollo 13: From...Author: OPT, Susan K Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article highlighting how the story of the Apollo 13 space mission has been told across time, and how the story has become an embodiment of American values. In a special feature on the American Frontier in film.
In: StarBurst n218 October 1996 Page: 54
Title: VideofileArticle type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: video note
In: StarBurst n212 April 1996 Page: 54
Title: VideofileAuthor: MCILHONEY, Laurence Article type: NoteLanguage: English
Description: video note
In: Broadcast 24 May 1996 Page: 22
Title: Digital dominanceAuthor: FRANKLIN, Carl Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Profile of Scott Ross of Digital Domain who was nominated for an Oscar for TRUE LIES and won a Bafta for APOLLO 13. He has words of caution for UK facilities companies hoping to get into the movie business.
In: Empire n83 May 1996 Page: 114
Title: video movies to rentAuthor: JEFFRIES, Neil Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Video release review.
In: Screen International n1015 7 Jul 1995 Page: 16
Title: ReviewsAuthor: BAHANIA, Ana Maria Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Pages: 104-113
Title: Sitting in a tin can....Author: SALISBURY, Mark Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Tom Hanks discusses his experiences shooting APOLLO 13.
In: Empire n71 May 1995 Pages: 16-17
Title: Front desk in production: lost in spaceAuthor: COONEY, Jenny Article type: Location ReportLanguage: English
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Page: 113
Title: Heavens above!Author: SALISBURY, Mark Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Jim Lovell, technical advisor to Ron Howard's APOLLO 13, discusses the accuracy of the film, and the US space programme.
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Page: 137
Title: BooksAuthor: NEWMAN, Kim Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Book review of "The Apollo Adventure" by Jeffrey Kluger, pub. Boxtree.
In: Empire n76 October 1995 Page: 30
Title: New filmsAuthor: SALISBURY, Mark Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: StarBurst n205 September 1995 Page: 35
Title: PreviewAuthor: JONES, Alan Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Premiere v3 n9 October 1995 Page: 15
Title: [Premiere - v3 n9 October 1995: no known title]Author: ERRIGO, Angie Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Films in Review v46 n7/8 Sep/Oct 1995 Page: 54
Title: film reviewsAuthor: PAWELCZAK, Andy Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
In: Legend n19 Winter 1995/6 Page: 24
Title: [Legend - n19 Winter 1995/6: no known title]Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review
In: Premiere v8 n10 June 1995 Pages: 82-91
Title: Fly Me to the MoonAuthor: GOLDSTEIN, Patrick Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article from the production of APOLLO 13, focussing in particluar on Tom Hank's preparation for his role as Jim Lovell.
In: StarBurst n207 November 1995 Pages: 21-24
Title: Fly me to the moon: and let me play among the starsAuthor: JONES, Alan Article type: InterviewLanguage: English
Description: Interview with director Ken Howard about APOLLO 13: on his ideas, the casting and the making
In: StarBurst n207 November 1995 Page: 32
Title: SoundtracksArticle type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Review of the soundtrack
In: Legend n18 Summer 1995 Page: 34
Title: [Legend - n18 Summer 1995: no known title]Article type: ReviewLanguage: English
Description: Soundtrack review
In: American Cinematographer v76 n6 June 1995 Pages: 33-40[sic],42,44,46
Title: Apollo 13 orbits cinema's outer limitsAuthor: FISHER, Bob Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article on the cinematographic techniques and film stock used to shoot Ron Howard's APOLLO 13.
In: American Cinematographer v76 n6 June 1995 Pages: 48-50,52,54,56,58,60
Title: Digital Domain provides rocket fuel for Apollo 13Author: MAGID, Ron Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article details the special effects work done by Digital Domain on Ron Howard's APOLLO 13, using both motion-control miniature work and new advances in computer graphics.
In: Score Filmmuziek Magazine n97 December 1995 Page: 15
Title: Pas verschenen& CD besprekingenAuthor: JW Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: Dutch
Description: Review of the soundtrack
In: Sight and Sound v5 n9 September 1995 Pages: 42-43
Title: ReviewsAuthor: FRANCKE, Lizzie Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Sight and Sound v5 n9 September 1995 Pages: 6-8
Title: Apollo and newtAuthor: WALKER, Martin Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Analyses why Ron Howard's APOLLO 13 has had such an enthusiastic reception from US politicians.
In: Empire n73 July 1995 Page: 107
Title: The ultimate summer movie previewAuthor: Nathan, IanArticle type: PreviewLanguage: English
In: TV Guide v43 n30 29 Jul 1995 Page: 43
Title: Our timesAuthor: STEIN, Harry Article type: Short ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Documentaries and repeats of news reports on the original Apollo 13 mission show the humanity lacking in the feature film.
In: Variety 26 Jun 1995 Page: 78,85
Title: Apollo takes off for B.O. heightsAuthor: MCCARTHY, Todd Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
In: Cinefex n63 September 1995 Pages: 58-85
Title: Launching Apollo 13Author: PROKOP, Tim Article type: ArticleLanguage: English
Description: Article on the special effects in APOLLO 13: the visual effects, miniatures, models and digital photography used for the rocket Saturn 5, computer generated images in the film a nd motion control tracking;
In: Premiere v8 n4 December 1994 Pages: 39-40
Title: Rushes: We have lift off!Author: GOLDSTEIN, Patrick Article type: Prod. DetailsLanguage: English
In: Variety 11 Apr 1994 Page: 26
Title: [Variety - 11 Apr 1994: no known title]Article type: Prod. DetailsLanguage: English
In: The Hollywood Reporter v333 n47 13 Sep 1994 Page: 17
Title: [The Hollywood Reporter - v333 n47 13 Sep 1994: no known title]Article type: CreditsLanguage: English
Books held in BFI Reuben Library
(4)
Title: Digital domain: the leading edge of visual effectsAuthor: BIZONY, Piers Pages: 250 p.
Title: Movies to manage by: lessons in leadership from great films
Author: CLEMENS, John K. Pages: ix-xvi, 224p.
Title: Apollo 13: study guide
Author: CHATER, Andrew Pages: 21p.
Title: The Apollo adventure: the making of the Apollo space program and the movie Apollo 13
Author: KLUGER, Jeffery Pages: ix-xxii. 199p.
Film, Video or Digital materials held in BFI National Archive(4)
Film materials(4)
Description: DiscBase: SafetySound: SoundBFI identifier: C-960664
Status: Status pending - Material requires inspection to determine preservation or access status
Description: DiscBase: SafetySound: SoundBFI identifier: C-960665
Status: Status pending - Material requires inspection to determine preservation or access status
Description: 35mm BW PositiveBase: SafetySound: CombinedLength: 102 FeetStock date: 1970BFI identifier: C-4903
Status: Master - Restricted access to preserved film
Description: 35mm Colour PositiveSound: CombinedBFI identifier: C-960393
Status: Status pending - Material requires inspection to determine preservation or access status