Dirty Pretty Things (2002)

Released: 2002-09-05 Duration: 1hr 37min

Genres: Crime Drama Thriller

Rating 6.9

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Every dream has its price.

Overview

An undocumented immigrant finds a human heart in one of the toilets of the west London hotel where he works with other undocumented immigrants.

Production Companies

Miramax

BBC Film

Celador Productions

Jonescompany Productions

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	9.185

Directed By

Stephen Frears

Crew

Screenplay
Steven Knight

Line Producer
Margo Myers

Executive Producer
Julie Goldstein

Producer
Tracey Seaward

Production Design
Hugo Luczyc-Wyhowski

Original Music Composer
Nathan Larson

Costume Design
Odile Dicks-Mireaux

Editor
Mick Audsley

Executive Producer
Tracey Scoffield

Director
Stephen Frears

Executive Producer
Allon Reich

Executive Producer
Teresa Moneo

Producer
Robert Jones

Director of Photography
Chris Menges

Casting
Leo Davis

Executive Producer
David M. Thompson

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Adrian Rhodes

Production Coordinator
Hermione Ninnim

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Mike Prestwood Smith

Supervising Sound Editor
Mark Auguste

Script Supervisor
Penny Eyles

Camera Operator
Chris Menges

Music Supervisor
Karen Elliott

Steadicam Operator
Alf Tramontin

Still Photographer
Laurie Sparham

First Assistant Camera
Oona Menges

Supervising Sound Editor
Peter Joly

Steadicam Operator
Alastair Rae

Music Editor
Michael Higham

Assistant Costume Designer
Kay Manasseh

First Assistant Director
Martin O'Malley

Art Direction
Rebecca Holmes

Executive Producer
Paul Smith

Makeup Artist
Annabel Hill

Hair Designer
Jenny Shircore

Special Effects Supervisor
Graham Longhurst

Third Assistant Director
Holly Watson

ADR Recordist
Colin Cooper

Boom Operator
Steve Finn

Assistant Editor
Emanuele Giraldo

Second Assistant Director
Larry Zience

Foley Editor
Ian Wilson

Third Assistant Director
Jez Oakley

Additional Third Assistant Director
Ben Dixon

Assistant Sound Editor
Sam Auguste

Stunt Coordinator
Nick Gillard

Makeup Designer
Jenny Shircore

Foley Editor
Jan Cholawo

Sound Effects Editor
Mark Rose

ADR Recordist
Pierre-Albert Vivet

Color Timer
John Stanborough

Third Assistant Director
Becky Symons

Foley Recordist
Colette D. Dahanne

Sound Recordist
Christian Joyce

First Assistant Editor
Dan Roberts

Third Assistant Director
Alex Streeter

Special Effects Assistant
Christopher Longhurst

Sound
Alex Hudd

Sound Recordist
Peter Lindsay

Set Decoration
Linda Wilson

Second Assistant Director
William Booker

Second Assistant Director
Simon Downes

Second Assistant Director
Sasha Mann

Makeup Artist
Natasha Nischol

First Assistant Director
Mark Layton

First Assistant Director
Richard Styles

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Matthew Gough

ADR Mixer
Peter Gleaves

Special Effects Technician
Dan Frye

First Assistant Director
Stuart Renfrew

Props
Campbell Mitchell

Second Unit Director
Mick Audsley

Second Assistant Director
Finn McGrath

Sound Assistant
Nathan Duncan

Assistant Editor
Celia Haining

Third Assistant Director
Ben Dixon

Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Sven Taits

Stunt Coordinator
Julian Spencer

Makeup Effects
Matthew Smith

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