Crownsville Hospital: From Lunacy to Legacy (2018)
Overview
Crownsville Hospital: From Lunacy to Legacy is a feature-length documentary film highlighting the history of the Crownsville State Mental Hospital in Crownsville, MD.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.885 |
Directed By
R. Todd Stevens
Crew
R. Todd Stevens
Michael Allen
Yvonne Chan
Val Fulton
Nicholas Kovacic
Cazz Cerkez
R. Todd Stevens
Mary Caldwell
Casey Botticello
Kristian Andreev
Adele Schmidt
Rob Levit
Howard Vasquez
Giles O'Dell
Joe Friend
Tom Darden
Matt Riggieri
Adrian Bond
Vince Dubay
Adam Bender
Victoria Nhin
Justin White
Christian Smooth
Patrick O'Connell
R. Todd Stevens
Rich Wolfert
Colin Smith
Dave Miranda
Cazz Cerkez
J.T. Torres
Laurie Hays
Kevin Hill
Matt Davies
Donna Epstein-Cole
Veronica Salisbury
Rob Levit
Ian Pearson
Kevin Hill
Elisa Rice
Bryan McCollom
Paul Lurz
R. Todd Stevens
Stephen Evans
Velma Tucker
TOP CAST
Emil Gallina
Himself / Narrator
Willem Bosma
Himself / Psychiatrist 1998-2004
George Phelps Jr.
Himself / Anne Arundel County Deputy Sheriff 1951-1976
Luis Flores
Himself / Psychiatrist, Unit Director 1968-1988
Essie Sutton
Herself - Volunteer Services 1960-2004
Janice Hayes-Williams
Herself / Researcher
Dennis Dupont
Himself / Chaplain 1995-2004
Cathie Dewey
Herself / Clinical Nurse Specialist 1989-2004
Errol Phillips
Himself / Psychiatrist 1970-1972
Steven Isaac
Himself / Psychiatric Aid, Nurse 1965-2004
Sarah Maddox
Herself / Nurse's Aid 1952-1982
Harold Bausum
Himself / Security Guard 1951-1958
David Keys
Himself / Refrigeration Technician 1995-2003
Jackie Allsup
Herself / Psychiatric Aid, Health Assistant, Assistant Director of Nursing 1970-1989
Carlos Fenwick
Himself / Patient 1986-1988
Velma Williams
Herself / Direct Care Aid 1969-1997
Guy Ferguson
Himself / Patient 1976-1983
Steven Sunday
Himself / Patient 1965-1970
Roger Pritchard
Himself / Patient 1962-1965
Maria Reyes-Soto
Herself / Director of Medical Services 1990-2004
Maryalice Davis
Herself / Music Therapist 1992-1998
Becky Estep
Herself / Volunteer 1971
Betty McKnew
Herself / Crownsville Resident 1939-1995
Uria Yoder
Himself / Direct Care Aid / Gate Man 1953-1955 (voice)
Deborah Quirk
Herself / Dance Movement Specialist 1970-1989
Bob Durner
Himself / Direct Care Aid, Social Worker, Director Hearings Office 1962-1993
Chanda Middleton
Herself
Stephanie Hartman
Herself / Recreation Therapist 1992-1996
John Dunn
Himself / Art Therapist 1998-2004
Sandy Savani
Herself / Daughter of Patient
Doug Struck
Himself / Reporter for Evening Capital 1974-1979
Ron Hendler
Himself / Superintendent 1997-2002
Linda Emery
Herself / Charge Nurse 1975-1998
Jane Murphy
Herself / Laundry Assistant, Dietician 1968-1971
Bryan McCollom
Himself / Social Worker 1998-2004
Lisa Clements
Herself / Dental Assistant 1994-1997
Rose Parker
Herself / Certified Nursing Assistant 1974-1998
Bill Chase
Himself / Public Defender 1984-1997
Kathryn Crosby
Herself / Adolescent Unit Nurse 2001-2003
Joe Friend
Himself / Feasibility & Planning for Community Service Center at Crownsville Hospital
Tony McConkey
Himself / Delegate
Chris Trumbauer
Himself / City Councilman
Steve Schuh
Himself / Anne Arundel County Executive
Bishop Larry Lee Thomas, Sr
Himself / Bishop of Empowering Believers Church / Crownsville Cemetery Cleanup Organizer
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