Magic Mike (2012)

Released: 2012-06-28 Duration: 1hr 50min

Genres: Drama Comedy

Rating 6.2

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Work all day. Work it all night.

Overview

Mike, an experienced stripper, takes a younger performer called The Kid under his wing and schools him in the arts of partying, picking up women, and making easy money.

Production Companies

Iron Horse Entertainment

Extension 765

FilmNation Entertainment

Warner Bros. Pictures

Additional Info

Budget	$7,000,000.00
Revenue	$167,200,000.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	3.82

Directed By

Steven Soderbergh

Crew

Producer
Gregory Jacobs

Costume Design
Christopher Peterson

Still Photographer
Claudette Barius

Costume Design
Diane Phelps

Hairstylist
Teresa Morgan

Director
Steven Soderbergh

Producer
Channing Tatum

Producer
Nick Wechsler

Screenplay
Reid Carolin

Editor
Steven Soderbergh

Director of Photography
Steven Soderbergh

Makeup Department Head
Julie Hewett

Makeup Artist
Phyllis Temple

Set Dresser
Johnny Lieberman

Set Dresser
Adam Rettino

Costume Supervisor
Danielle Baker

Visual Effects Supervisor
Thomas J. Smith

Visual Effects Producer
Michele C. Vallillo

Producer
Reid Carolin

Music Supervisor
Frankie Pine

Casting
Carmen Cuba

Production Design
Howard Cummings

Art Direction
Chris Dileo

Set Decoration
Barbara Munch

Unit Production Manager
Julie M. Anderson

Unit Production Manager
Jim Bigham

Post Production Supervisor
David Kirchner

Casting Associate
Wittney Horton

Location Manager
Ken Lavet

Production Coordinator
Robb Earnest

Script Supervisor
Annie Welles

First Assistant Director
Gregory Jacobs

Second Assistant Director
Jody Spilkoman

Stunt Coordinator
R.A. Rondell

Marine Coordinator
Ricou Browning Jr.

Stunts
Mike Avery

Stunts
Holland Diaz

Stunts
Alex Edlin

Stunts
Nico Woulard

Camera Operator
Duane Manwiller

First Assistant "A" Camera
Steven Meizler

First Assistant "B" Camera
James W. Apted

Production Sound Mixer
Dennis Towns

Boom Operator
Mychal D. Smith

Production Accountant
Cynthia Gates Fujikawa

Property Master
Brad Einhorn

Assistant Property Master
Carolyn Lassek

Leadman
Paul Ford

Second Assistant "A" Camera
Paul Toomey

Second Assistant "B" Camera
Max Deleo

Loader
Brandon Lippard

Chief Lighting Technician
Peter Walts

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Felix Rivera

Lighting Technician
Jamal J. Farley

Lighting Technician
Ryan French

Chief Lighting Technician
Michael Kelly

Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Doug Keegan

Key Grip
John Joseph Minardi

Best Boy Grip
Greg Fausak

Dolly Grip
Adam C. Eichhorst

Grip
David C. Wright

Rigging Grip
Ben Kilmer

Rigging Grip
Thomas Crawford

Assistant Location Manager
Guy Morrison

Second Second Assistant Director
Eric Glasser

Extras Casting
Rich King

Editorial Production Assistant
Erin Sullivan

Post Production Assistant
Jeremy Edwards

Key Costumer
Elena Balshem

Costumer
Jill Chizever

Costumer
Courtney Hoffman

Costumer
Cherlyn Lanning

Key Makeup Artist
Fionagh Cush

Hair Department Head
Marie Larkin

Key Hair Stylist
Yvette Stone

Hairstylist
Vito Trotta

Art Department Coordinator
Kelly Morrison

Assistant Production Coordinator
Michael P. Twombly

Assistant Location Manager
Tisha Jefferson

Payroll Accountant
Tiffany Romero

Travel Coordinator
Heather Gothie

Production Assistant
Katy Galow

Production Assistant
Teri J. Barber

Set Production Assistant
Ben White

Set Production Assistant
Ryan J. Pezdirc

Set Production Assistant
Jenny Gienger

Production Secretary
Damon Tinker

Publicist
Spooky Stevens

Art Department Assistant
Oshy Parasol

Intern
Shanna Worsham

Legal Services
Ken Meyer

Special Effects Manager
Randy Cabral

Transportation Coordinator
Shane Greedy

Transportation Captain
George A. Sack

Driver
Daren Bojarski

Driver
Chris Gorden

Driver
Steve Lewis

Driver
Kevin Loding

Driver
Michael D. Menapace

Driver
Eric Moon

Driver
Adam Nutt

Utility Sound
Rob Cunningham

Set Dresser
Mike Bogert

Set Dresser
Chris Patterson

Set Decoration Buyer
Leighanne Haddock

Greensman
Joshua Borgese

Security
Mark Assad

Set Medic
Keri Littledeer

Animal Wrangler
Cheryl Harris

Chef
Paul Rathburn

Craft Service
Dave Kasubowski

Post Production Accountant
Emily Rice

Second Assistant Director
Karen Manuel

Art Direction
Stephen I. Erdberg

Extras Casting
Jennifer Conrader

Production Coordinator
Lee Morse

Assistant Accountant
Cynthia H. Margulis

Set Production Assistant
Andrew Campbell

Set Production Assistant
Mario Xavier

Assistant Location Manager
Andreas Zachai

Location Assistant
Christian Campbell

Second Assistant "B" Camera
Greg Frank

Lighting Technician
Robert Downing

Grip
Kurt Beckler

Grip
Richard Hancox

Utility Sound
Jacob Kemp

Costumer
Terri De Haan

Set Dresser
Ron Erdberg

Makeup Artist
Diana Thomas-Madison

Transportation Captain
John Kestner

Driver
Richard F. Diez

Driver
Walt Eskew

Driver
Juli Kestner

Set Medic
Ian M. Kemp

Set Medic
Mike Schaer

Marine Coordinator
Gary Lowe

Chef
Mark Craig

Craft Service
Kristina Rice

Dialogue Editor
Matt Coby

Foley Editor
Billy Theriot

Foley
Alicia Stevenson

Foley
Dawn Fintor

Foley Mixer
Scott Curtis

Music Coordinator
Mandi Collier

Digital Effects Supervisor
Gregory D. Liegey

Visual Effects Coordinator
Raechel Rowland

Compositor
Marc Nanjo

Digital Intermediate Colorist
John Daro

Digital Intermediate Producer
Paul Lavoie

Digital Intermediate Editor
Philip Beckner

Digital Intermediate
John Nicolard

Digital Intermediate
Bill Schultz

I/O Supervisor
David Rosenthal

Color Timer
Dan Muscarella

Choreographer
Alison Faulk

Choreographer
Teresa Espinosa

First Assistant Editor
Corey Bayes

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Larry Blake

Supervising Sound Editor
Larry Blake

Songs
Datsik

Songs
Excision

Stunt Double
Kyle McDuffie

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