Comedy, Fantasy, Romance . 01 h 52 m
Overview
Release Date
22 March 1991
Languages
English,
Produced By
Geffen Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures,
Directed by : Albert Brooks
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"Defending Your Life - The first true story of what happens after you die." is english Language Movie.
"Defending Your Life" was released on 22 March 1991 it had box office collection of $16,400,000.
The movie was directed by Albert Brooks
It has cast of: Albert Brooks as Daniel Miller, Meryl Streep as Julia, Rip Torn as Bob Diamond, Lee Grant as Lena Foster, Michael Durrell as Agency Head, James Eckhouse as Jeep Owner, Gary Beach as Car Salesman, Julie Cobb as Tram Guide, Peter Schuck as Stan, Time Winters as Porter, Sharlie Stuart as Susan, Beth Black as Soap Opera Woman, Clayton Norcross as Soap Opera Man, Jim McKrell as Game Show Moderator, Wil Albert as Game Show Contestant, Sage Allen as Game Show Contestant, Mary Pat Gleason as Waitress, Maxine Elliott Hicks as Elderly Woman on Tram, Marilyn Rockafellow as Helen, Roger Behr as Comedian, Art Frankel as Arthur, Ernie Brown as Ernie, George D. Wallace as Daniel's Judge, Lillian Lehman as Daniel's Judge, Raffi Di Blasio as Daniel as a Boy, Kristopher Kent Hill as Bully, Eric Ehasz as Child in Schoolyard, Matthew Scharch as Daniel as an Infant, S. Scott Bullock as Daniel's Father, Carol Bivins as Daniel's Mother, Ethan Embry as Steve, Gary Ballard as Mr. Wadworth, Mary Mukogawa as Sushi Hostess, Toshio Shikami as Head Sushi Chef, Samee Park as Sushi Chef, Kagko Shikami as Sushi Chef, Tommy Inouye as Sushi Chef, Ken Thorley as Frank, Bob Braun as Talk Show Host, Jennifer Barlow Grodsky as Talk Show Guest, Buck Henry as Dick Stanley, Joey Miyashima as Casio Tipster, Nurit Koppel as Daniel's Date, Susan Walters as Daniel's Wife, Sidney Chankin as Used Car Salesman, Greg Finley as Used Car Salesman, Leonard O. Turner as Sam, Clifford Einstein as Julia's Prosecutor, Rachel Bard as Julia's Judge, Newell Alexander as Julia's Judge, Shirley MacLaine as Shirley MacLaine, Hal Landon Jr. as Man in Past Lives Pavilion, Ida Lee as Woman in Past Lives Pavilion, Noley Thornton as Victorian Girl, Glen Chin as Sumo Wrestler, James Ekim as Native, Clarke Coleman as Knight, Ronald L. Colby as Majestic Doorman, David Purdham as Peter, James Paradise as Stage Manager, Jerry Prell as Banquet Manager, Arell Blanton as Fire Marshall, Shana Ballard as Julia's Daughter, Chris Macris as Julia's Son, Joseph Darrell as Maitre d', James Manis as Eduardo, Alex Sheafe as Martin, Cathleen Chin as Ticket Counter Agent, Lisa Sears as Tram Port Attendant, Mark Dunlap as Tram Port Attendant, Vernon Roguen as Tram Port Attendant, Dennis Germain as Tram Driver in lead roles.
It Crew included: Albert Brooks as Screenplay(Writing), David Finfer as Editor(Editing), Albert Brooks as Director(Directing), Michael Gore as Original Music Composer(Sound), Michael Grillo as Producer(Production), Allen Daviau as Director of Photography(Camera), Barbara Claman as Casting(Production), Mark Saks as Casting(Production), Deborah L. Scott as Costume Design(Costume & Make-Up), Ida Random as Production Design(Art), Robert Grand as Co-Producer(Production), Herb Nanas as Executive Producer(Production), Robert Grand as Production Manager(Production), Michael Grillo as First Assistant Director(Directing), Carey Dietrich as Second Assistant Director(Directing), Richard Reynolds as Art Direction(Art), Linda DeScenna as Set Decoration(Art), Ric McElvin as Leadman(Art), Donn Piller as Swing(Art), John Rankin as Swing(Art), Sara Gardner-Gail as Swing(Art), Randy Bostic as Swing(Art), James Hegedus as Production Illustrator(Art), Martha Johnston as Set Designer(Art), Eric Engler as Camera Operator(Camera), Reggie Newkirk as First Assistant Camera(Camera), Bobby Mancuso as Second Assistant Camera(Camera), Spencer Cross as Associate Editor(Editing), Maureen Mitchell as Assistant Editor(Editing), John Morrisey as Assistant Editor(Editing), Judd H. Maslansky as Assistant Editor(Editing), Dane A. Davis as Supervising Sound Editor(Sound), G.W. Brown as ADR Editor(Sound), Jim Borgardt as ADR Editor(Sound), John Kwiatkowski as Sound Effects Editor(Sound), Kimberly Lowe Voigt as Dialogue Editor(Sound), Hector C. Gika as Dialogue Editor(Sound), Robert Bradshaw as Dialogue Editor(Sound), Tom Hammond as Foley Editor(Sound), Valerie Davidson as Foley Editor(Sound), Melinda Garey as Assistant Sound Editor(Sound), Darrell Hall as Assistant Sound Editor(Sound), Joan Rowe as Foley Artist(Sound), Gregg Barbanell as Foley Artist(Sound), Thomas Causey as Production Sound Mixer(Sound), Joseph F. Brennan as Boom Operator(Sound), Richard Kite as Boom Operator(Sound), Wayne Artman as Sound Re-Recording Mixer(Sound), Tom E. Dahl as Sound Re-Recording Mixer(Sound), Franklin Jones Jr. as Sound Re-Recording Mixer(Sound), Joel Moss as Scoring Mixer(Sound), Curtis Roush as Music Editor(Sound), Shirley Walker as Orchestrator(Sound), Steph Benseman as Location Manager(Production), Lauren Ross as Assistant Location Manager(Production), Luca Kouimelis as Script Supervisor(Directing), Annette Sutera as Second Second Assistant Director(Directing), George Stokes as Construction Coordinator(Art), James F. Orendorff as Construction Foreman(Art), Robert E. Denne as Standby Painter(Art), David Harris as Greensman(Art), John Thompson as Greensman(Art), Dennis Dion as Special Effects Supervisor(Visual Effects), Chris Burton as Special Effects Coordinator(Crew), Michael Kenner as Key Grip(Camera), Jim Shelton as Dolly Grip(Camera), Larry Wallace as Chief Lighting Technician(Lighting), William R. Mayberry as Assistant Chief Lighting Technician(Lighting), Robert W. Meyers as Rigging Gaffer(Lighting), Larry Clark Bird as Property Master(Art), Ken Zimmerman as Assistant Property Master(Art), Hallie D'Amore as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), Marlene D. Williams as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), J. Roy Helland as Makeup Artist(Costume & Make-Up), J. Roy Helland as Hairstylist(Costume & Make-Up), George L. Little as Wardrobe Supervisor(Costume & Make-Up), Phyllis Corcoran-Woods as Set Costumer(Costume & Make-Up), Deborah Hopper as Set Costumer(Costume & Make-Up), Greg Hall as Set Costumer(Costume & Make-Up), John George as Set Costumer(Costume & Make-Up), Nancy Ramey as Production Accountant(Production), Cheri Hall as Assistant Accountant(Production), Lisbeth Wynn-Owen as Production Office Coordinator(Production), Patti Hawn as Unit Publicist(Crew), Carol McCullough as Still Photographer(Camera), Bill Erickson as Stunt Coordinator(Crew), Paul E. Short as Stunts(Crew), Jeff Jensen as Stunts(Crew), Maggie Erickson as Casting Assistant(Production), Robert Raring as Color Timer(Editing), Mat Beck as Visual Effects Supervisor(Visual Effects), Robert Stadd as Visual Effects Producer(Visual Effects), Erik Henry as Visual Effects Editor(Crew), Jon Farhat as Visual Effects Supervisor(Visual Effects), Paul Slansky as Thanks(Crew), in lead roles.
Released on:
22 March 1991
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