Green Card
(1990) The story of two people who got married, met and then fell in love. | Released
Ratings
58%
6.1
6.2
56%
Financials
Revenue: $29,888,235
Budget: $12,500,000
Profit: + $17,388,235
Movie Details
Tag Line: The story of two people who got married, met and then fell in love.
Status: Released
Average Rating: 6
Release Date: Dec 23, 1990
Rating: 1990-12-23
Run Time: 1h 48m
Original Language: English
Website: -
Production Countries: France , Australia , United States of America
Production Companies: Touchstone Pictures , Australian Film Finance Corporation
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Synopsis
Urban horticulturalist Brontë Mitchell has her eye on a gorgeous apartment, but the building's board will rent it only to a married couple. Georges Fauré, a waiter from France whose visa is expiring, needs to marry an American woman to stay in the country. Their marriage of convenience turns into a burden when they must live together to allay the suspicions of the immigration service, as the polar opposites grate on each other's nerves.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Production | Producer |
Peter Weir
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| Executive Producer |
Edward S. Feldman
|
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| Co-Producer |
Jean Gontier
Duncan Henderson
|
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| Associate Producer |
Ira Halberstadt
|
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| Casting |
Dianne Crittenden
|
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| Unit Production Manager |
Ira Halberstadt
|
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
Geoffrey Simpson
|
| Still Photographer |
Bob Marshak
François Duhamel
|
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| Key Grip |
Robert K. Feldmann
|
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| First Assistant Camera |
Eric Swanek
|
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| Second Assistant Camera |
Andy Harris
David S. Tuttman
|
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| Dolly Grip |
Arthur Blum
|
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| Camera Operator |
Ken Ferris
|
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| Best Boy Grip |
Jonathan Graham
|
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| Directing | Director |
Peter Weir
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| Second Assistant Director |
Liz Ryan
|
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| First Assistant Director |
Alan B. Curtiss
|
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| Script Supervisor |
Eva Z. Cabrera
|
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| Second Second Assistant Director |
John Rusk
|
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| Editing | Editor |
William M. Anderson
|
| Color Timer |
Arthur Cambridge
|
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| Sound | Original Music Composer |
Hans Zimmer
|
| Boom Operator |
Bernard Chaumeil
|
|
| Production Sound Mixer |
Pierre Gamet
|
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| Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Phil Judd
|
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| Dialogue Editor |
Livia Ruzic
Jeanine Chiavlo
Karin Whittington
|
|
| Sound Effects Editor |
Peter Townend
Wayne Pashley
|
|
| Art | Production Design |
Wendy Stites
|
| Art Direction |
Christopher Nowak
|
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| Set Decoration |
Ted Glass
John H. Anderson
|
|
| Leadman |
Scott Rosenstock
|
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| Property Master |
Tommy Allen
|
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| Construction Coordinator |
Anthony Dunne
|
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| Greensman |
Joan Brockschmidt
|
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| Title Designer |
Fran Burke
|
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| Costume & Make-Up | Hairstylist |
Bette Iverson
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| Makeup Artist |
Marie-France Vassel
|
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| Costume Design |
Marilyn Matthews
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| Writing | Writer |
Peter Weir
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| Crew | Transportation Coordinator |
Edward O'Donnell
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| Transportation Captain |
Kevin Keefe
|
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| Unit Publicist |
Lauren Beth Strogoff
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| Lighting | Gaffer |
Morris Flam
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| Department | Role | Name |