Gone Girl (2014)

Released: 2014-10-01 Duration: 2hr 29min

Genres: Mystery Thriller Drama

Rating 7.9

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Overview

With his wife's disappearance having become the focus of an intense media circus, a man sees the spotlight turned on him when it's suspected that he may not be innocent.

Production Companies

20th Century Fox

Regency Enterprises

Additional Info

Budget	$61,000,000.00
Revenue	$370,890,259.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	14.6047

Directed By

David Fincher

Crew

ADR Recordist
Ryan Young

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Ren Klyce

Foley Mixer
Mary Jo Lang

ADR Mixer
Doc Kane

ADR Mixer
Thomas J. O'Connell

Associate Producer
Jim Davidson

Key Costumer
Carrie Arakaki

Script Supervisor
Sharron Reynolds-Enriquez

Payroll Accountant
Maureen O'Reilly

Rigging Gaffer
Scott Graves

Boom Operator
Scott La Rue

Best Boy Electric
Andrew Korner

Key Grip
James Sweet

Production Sound Mixer
Steve Cantamessa

Chief Lighting Technician
Erik Messerschmidt

Key Rigging Grip
Chris Leidholdt

Costumer
Jay Cheng

Production Coordinator
Lori Berlanga

Assistant Production Coordinator
Michael Coscia

Rigging Grip
Brad Leidholdt

Production Accountant
Jim Davidson

First Assistant Accountant
Kirsten Anderson

Novel
Gillian Flynn

Editor
Kirk Baxter

Screenplay
Gillian Flynn

Producer
Reese Witherspoon

Director of Photography
Jeff Cronenweth

Director
David Fincher

Original Music Composer
Trent Reznor

Production Design
Donald Graham Burt

Costume Design
Trish Summerville

Casting
Laray Mayfield

Original Music Composer
Atticus Ross

Makeup Artist
Deborah Rutherford

Costume Supervisor
Cheryl Beasley Blackwell

Set Costumer
Anita Louise Brown

Makeup Artist
Aurora Bergere

Assistant Art Director
Mark Robert Taylor

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David Parker

Set Decoration
Douglas A. Mowat

Art Direction
Dawn Swiderski

Art Department Coordinator
Molly Reinhardt

Foley
Alyson Dee Moore

CG Supervisor
Carlos Anaya

Makeup Department Head
Kate Biscoe

Construction Coordinator
Robert J. Carlyle

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Semanick

Set Costumer
Tom Macdonald

Makeup Artist
Wanda Patterson

Sound Designer
Ren Klyce

Special Effects Coordinator
Ron Bolanowski

Visual Effects Producer
Gabriela Hickman

Camera Operator
Peter Rosenfeld

Digital Intermediate
Matt Blackshear

Dialect Coach
Carla Meyer

Set Designer
Barbara Mesney

Hairstylist
Kim Santantonio

Sound Effects Editor
Malcolm Fife

Animation Supervisor
Steve Preeg

Set Designer
Tim Croshaw

Set Designer
Jane Wuu

Set Costumer
Lauren Winchester

Hairstylist
Sheryl Blum

Greensman
Alex Sessing

Sound Effects Editor
Al Nelson

Visual Effects Producer
Robin L. D'Arcy

Visual Effects Supervisor
Charlie Iturriaga

Still Photographer
Merrick Morton

Location Manager
Richard Schuler

Sound Effects Editor
David C. Hughes

Digital Intermediate
Emily Eddey

Makeup Effects
Gary J. Tunnicliffe

Assistant Art Director
Cara Brower

Foley
John Roesch

Visual Effects Producer
Brice Liesveld

Visual Effects Supervisor
James Pastorius

Visual Effects Supervisor
Eric Barba

Music Editor
Jonathon Stevens

Supervising Sound Editor
Ren Klyce

Stunt Coordinator
Mickey Giacomazzi

Transportation Coordinator
Robert E. Dingle

Location Manager
John Cefalu

Set Costumer
Paul Corricelli

Hairstylist
Jose Zamora

Hairstylist
Stacey Morris

Art Department Coordinator
Michael LaCorte

Visual Effects Supervisor
Marco Maldonado

First Assistant Director
Courtenay Miles

Second Assistant Director
Paul Schneider

Producer
Joshua Donen

Producer
Ceán Chaffin

Special Effects
Dean Hathaway

Producer
Arnon Milchan

Stunts
Jessica Harbeck

Unit Production Manager
David Witz

VFX Supervisor
Max Leonard

Supervising Art Director
Sue Chan

Foley
Thom Brennan

Assistant Editor
Tyler Nelson

Casting
Patty Connolly

Location Assistant
Tyler Hohmann

Steadicam Operator
Bob Gilles

ADR Editor
Gwendolyn Yates Whittle

Dialogue Editor
Daniel Laurie

Property Master
Kirk Corwin

Executive Producer
Bruna Papandrea

Executive Producer
Leslie Dixon

Set Designer
Thomas T. Taylor

Set Dresser
David L. Bush

Set Dresser
Michael Vojvoda

Set Dresser
James Dean

On Set Dresser
Eric Luling

Graphic Designer
Adam Khalid

Graphic Designer
Dianne Chadwick

Assistant Set Decoration
David Smith

Set Decoration Buyer
Ethan Goodwin

Set Decoration Buyer
Kimberly Merlin

Leadman
Richard Brunton

Set Decorating Coordinator
Darlene Salinas

Assistant Property Master
Randy Eriksen

First Assistant "A" Camera
James W. Apted

First Assistant "B" Camera
Tucker Korte

Second Assistant "A" Camera
Paul Toomey

Driver
Glenn Korbesmeyer

Compositing Artist
Erik Gonzalez

Lighting Production Assistant
Danny Gonzalez

Rigging Grip
David González

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