Monster (2003)

Released: 2003-12-24 Duration: 1hr 50min

Genres: Crime Drama

Rating 7.2

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Based on a true story.

Overview

An emotionally scarred highway drifter shoots a sadistic trick who rapes her, and ultimately becomes America's first female serial killer.

Production Companies

Media 8 Entertainment

DEJ Productions

K/W Productions

Denver & Delilah Productions

VIP Medienfonds 2

MDP Worldwide

Taurus Film

Additional Info

Budget	$8,000,000.00
Revenue	$60,400,000.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	11.067

Directed By

Patty Jenkins

Crew

Director
Patty Jenkins

Screenplay
Patty Jenkins

Producer
Charlize Theron

Producer
Brad Wyman

Producer
Clark Peterson

Producer
Donald Kushner

Executive Producer
Andreas Grosch

Executive Producer
Stewart Hall

Executive Producer
Sammy Lee

Executive Producer
Meagan Riley-Grant

Executive Producer
Andreas Schmid

Original Music Composer
BT

Director of Photography
Steven Bernstein

Editor
Arthur Coburn

Editor
Jane Kurson

Casting
Ferne Cassel

Production Design
Edward T. McAvoy

Art Direction
Orvis Rigsby

Set Decoration
Shawn R. McFall

Costume Design
Rhona Meyers

Producer
Mark Damon

Dialogue Editor
Lou Kleinman

Makeup Artist
Toni G

Sound Supervisor
Zack Davis

Sound Designer
Zack Davis

Sound Effects Editor
John Dunn

Production Sound Mixer
Peter J. Devlin

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Marc Fishman

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tony Lamberti

Sound Supervisor
Geoffrey G. Rubay

Sound Designer
Geoffrey G. Rubay

Costume Supervisor
Pamela Incardona

Costume Supervisor
Emae Villalobos

Music Supervisor
Howard Paar

Music Editor
Brian Bulman

Script Supervisor
Stephanie Lowell

Still Photographer
Gene Page

Steadicam Operator
Grayson Austin

Stunt Coordinator
Kane Hodder

Key Hair Stylist
Kathe Swanson

Associate Producer
David Alvarado

Co-Producer
Brent Morris

Key Makeup Artist
Lee Grimes

Hair Assistant
Terrie Irwin

Assistant Makeup Artist
Rodger Jacobs

Hair Assistant
Mary Lampert

Assistant Makeup Artist
Jonah Levy

Assistant Makeup Artist
Carol Rasheed

Prosthetics
Yoichi Art Sakamoto

Additional Hairstylist
Deborah Brozovich

Makeup Artist
Jeff Standard

Production Supervisor
Arie Bohrer

Production Supervisor
Jimmy Li

Unit Production Manager
Craig W. Richards

Post Production Supervisor
Michael Toji

Production Supervisor
Matthew Waldman

First Assistant Director
David Allen Cluck

Second Unit Director
Guy Livneh

Second Assistant Director
Jay Ostrowski

Second Second Assistant Director
Tony Taylor

Second Unit First Assistant Director
Derek W. Tow

Additional Set Dresser
Eric Baker

Scenic Artist
John Balling

Additional Set Dresser
Bethany Berry-Weiss

Additional Set Dresser
Tammie N. Byers

Property Master
Cornellius Carroll

Property Master
Stitch Crisp

Construction Coordinator
Michael Edling

Swing
Michael Hendrick

Additional Set Dresser
Bret Kane

Additional Set Dresser
Jeff 'J.Mac' McDonald

Additional Set Dresser
James Parker

Scenic Artist
James B. Perdue

Scenic Artist
Alan S. Reynolds

Art Department Coordinator
Karen Rigsby

Property Master
Gene Siegmund

Scenic Artist
Mary Jo Snyder

Additional Set Dresser
John Tegethoff

Assistant Property Master
Andrew Wert

On Set Dresser
Dan Wilkerson

Leadman
Jim S. Williams

Construction Foreman
Douglas Winters

Set Dresser
Rex Christensen

Sound Recordist
Steven Barkan

Sound Engineer
John Bires

First Assistant Sound Editor
John Cannon

Boom Operator
Kevin Cerchiai

Boom Operator
Scott Clements

ADR Mixer
Robert Deschaine

Sound Engineer
Jeff Glueck

Foley Editor
Carey Milbradt

Foley Mixer
Carey Milbradt

Dolby Consultant
Andy Potvin

ADR Recordist
Tami Treadwell

Sound Editor
Karen Vassar Triest

Sound Engineer
David Young

Sound Re-Recording Assistant
Steve Bartkowicz

Sound Recordist
Matt Colleran

Special Effects Coordinator
Phillip Beck

Special Effects Technician
Ron Keller

Special Effects Assistant
Kevin Morrissey

VFX Artist
Erik Dehkhoda

Visual Effects Supervisor
Christopher Dusendschon

VFX Artist
Dennis Fitzsimmons

Main Title Designer
Elton Garcia

Digital Colorist
Mitch Paulson

VFX Artist
Adam Stern

Stunt Double
Shanna Lynn

Stunts
Kiana Politis

Key Grip
Ben Bardin

Electrician
Michael Bedore

Grip
Jason Bing

Camera Car
Grady Bishop

Electrician
Jon Bowen

Electrician
Kevin J. Burroughs

Additional Photography
Stephen Campbell

Camera Operator
Stephen Campbell

Grip
Michael 'Doc' Cetrulo

Grip
Gary H. Clay

Key Grip
Vidal Cohen

Key Grip
Richard L. Cottrell

Electrician
Russell Curtis

Electrician
Rick F. Daus Jr.

Grip
Brendan Duffy

First Assistant Camera
Erik Emerson

Grip
Sean Fisher

Electrician
Michael D. Fitzgerald

First Assistant "B" Camera
Josh Harrison

Grip
Marvin Haven

Chief Lighting Technician
Ted Hayash

Grip
Stephen Herter

Electrician
Ken Hoover

Best Boy Grip
Kevin Jackson

Dolly Grip
Ben Kanegson

First Assistant "A" Camera
J. Steven Latham

Second Unit Director of Photography
Guy Livneh

Second Assistant Camera
Benjamin Lowell

Electrician
Tim McGuire

Best Boy Grip
Patrick K. Meng

Second Assistant Camera
Chip Monk

Best Boy Electric
Jack Nealy

Electrician
Louis Normandin

Second Assistant Camera
John Oliveri

Best Boy Grip
Richard Ramee

Additional Photography
Tom Richmond

Grip
Kenny Rivenbark

Additional Camera
Bob Scott

Camera Car
Charlie Seale

Grip
Samuel Andy Seely

Grip
Phil Stevenson

Electrician
Jonathan Stoll

Best Boy Electric
Scott Stuart

First Assistant Camera
Paige Thomas

Grip
James D. Travis

First Assistant Camera
Vali Valus

Second Assistant Camera
Robert Veliky

Rigging Gaffer
Michael J. Walsh

Grip
Sean R. Wilson

Grip
S. Mattieu Workman

Electrician
John Woruck

Electrician
Marc Wostak

Camera Loader
Arthur Yambor

"B" Camera Operator
Grayson Austin

Camera Loader
Scot A. Nederman-Paul

Electrician
Kate Nocks

Gaffer
Sean Tanner

Playback Coordinator
Kirk Tedeski

ADR Voice Casting
Caitlin McKenna

Casting
Kimberly Mullen

Casting
Mark Mullen

Wardrobe Assistant
Al Almeida

Costumer
Terri Binion

Wardrobe Assistant
Amelia Buhrman

Key Set Costumer
Claudia Combee

Wardrobe Assistant
Jen Haines

Costumer
Emily Harris

Wardrobe Assistant
Andrea Hathaway

Wardrobe Assistant
Unchin Lee

Wardrobe Assistant
Sara McInturff

Costumer
Judi Stewart

Assistant Editor
George Cunningham

Post Production Consulting
Joe Fineman

Color Timer
Bob Fredrickson

Other
Darrel Drinkard

Assistant Editor
Michael Nouryeh

Location Manager
Rick Callan

Location Manager
Linda Kai

Location Scout
Lucy Olney

Location Assistant
Mary Ross

Music Coordinator
Jenée DeAngelis

Music Editor
Joshua Winget

Script Supervisor
Alice Wymer

Transportation Coordinator
Danny Mortenson

Epk Director
Gabriel London

Electrician
John Sawyer

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