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The Flintstones (1994) -- In this live-action feature of the cartoon show, Fred Flintstone fianlly gets the job he's always wanted, but it may just come at a price.
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Writers (WGA):
Tom S. Parker (written by) &
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Release Date:
27 May 1994 (USA) more
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Yabba-Dabba-Doo!
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In this live-action feature of the cartoon show, Fred Flintstone finally gets the job he's always wanted, but it may just come at a price. full summary | add synopsis
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6 wins & 7 nominations more
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I had fun, enjoy this for what it is, we don't get many family films like this any more more (61 total)

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

John Goodman ... Fred Flintstone

Elizabeth Perkins ... Wilma Flintstone
Rick Moranis ... Barney Rubble

Rosie O'Donnell ... Betty Rubble

Kyle MacLachlan ... Cliff Vandercave

Halle Berry ... Miss Stone

Elizabeth Taylor ... Pearl Slaghoople
Dann Florek ... Mr. Slate
Richard Moll ... Hoagie

Irwin Keyes ... Joe Rockhead (as Irwin '88' Keyes)

Jonathan Winters ... Grizzled Man

Harvey Korman ... Dictabird (voice)
Elaine Silver ... Pebbles
Melanie Silver ... Pebbles
Hlynur Sigurðsson ... Bamm-Bamm (as Hlynur Sigurdsson)
Marinó Sigurðsson ... Bamm-Bamm (as Marino Sigurdsson)

Sheryl Lee Ralph ... Mrs. Pyrite
Jean Vander Pyl ... Mrs. Feldspar

Janice Kent ... Stewardess

Jack O'Halloran ... Yeti
Becky Thyre ... Roxanne
Rod McCary ... Store Manager
Kate Pierson ... BC-52's
Fred Schneider ... BC-52's
Keith Strickland ... BC-52's
Jim Doughan ... Maitre d'

Laraine Newman ... Susan Rock

Jay Leno ... Bedrock's Most Wanted Host

Alan Blumenfeld ... Fred Look-A-Like

Sam Raimi ... Cliff Look-A-Like
Messiri Freeman ... Miss Stone Look-A-Like
Alex Zimmerman ... Accuser
Tommy Terrell ... Accuser
Tabbie Brown ... Accuser
Andy Steinfeld ... Aerobics Instructor
Bradford Bryson ... Foreman
Dean Cundey ... Technician
Lita Stevens ... Woman at Chevrox
Joseph Barbera ... Man in Mersandes (as Joe Barbera)
William Hanna ... Executive in Boardroom (as Bill Hanna)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Mel Blanc ... Dino (voice) (archive footage)

Troy Christian ... Cavern on the Green dancer (uncredited)
Carole Reed ... (uncredited)

Craig Richards ... Quarry Worker (uncredited)
Charles Sinclair ... Caveman (uncredited)

Ken Tipton ... (uncredited)
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Directed by
Brian Levant 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
Tom S. Parker (written by) &
Jim Jennewein (written by) and
Steven E. de Souza (written by)

Produced by
Joseph Barbera .... executive producer
Bruce Cohen .... producer
William Hanna .... executive producer
Kathleen Kennedy .... executive producer
David Kirschner .... executive producer
Gerald R. Molen .... executive producer
Steven Spielberg .... executive producer (as Steven Spielrock)
Colin Wilson .... co-producer
 
Original Music by
David Newman 
 
Cinematography by
Dean Cundey 
 
Film Editing by
Kent Beyda 
 
Casting by
Nancy Nayor 
 
Production Design by
William Sandell 
 
Art Direction by
Christopher Burian-Mohr 
Nancy Patton 
William James Teegarden 
 
Set Decoration by
Rosemary Brandenburg 
 
Costume Design by
Rosanna Norton 
 
Makeup Department
David Abbott .... makeup artist
Cindy Baggett .... body makeup artist
Cynthia Barr .... key makeup artist
Mary Burton .... makeup artist
Mark Coulier .... animatronic designer
William Howard .... hair stylist
Gina Rylander .... body makeup artist
Christina Smith .... makeup artist
Julie C. Steffes .... body makeup artist
Larry Waggoner .... key hair stylist
Linle White .... hair stylist
 
Production Management
Paul Deason .... unit production manager
Michelle Fandetti .... post-production supervisor
William Plant .... production supervisor
Nancy Sandberg .... production supervisor: selected scenes/trailers
N.L. Sandberg .... production manager: selected scenes and trailers (uncredited)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Elizabeth Campbell .... dga trainee
Marty P. Ewing .... first assistant director
Gary Hymes .... second unit director
Dana J. Kuznetzkoff .... second assistant director
Susan Pickett .... second second assistant director
 
Art Department
Yarek Alfer .... head sculptor
Richard F. Anderson .... set dresser
Russell Bobbitt .... property master
William Boyd .... construction foreman
Jeff Brown .... greensman
Chas. Butcher .... assistant art director
Randy L. Childs .... propmaker gangboss
Bruce Di Valerio .... construction foreman
Cal DiValerio .... construction coordinator
Rashna Elavia .... art painter
Jay Fisher .... scenic artist
Tim Flattery .... production illustrator
Bruce Fuselier .... set dresser
Patricia Garrity .... buyer (as Patti Garrity)
Gordon E. Holmes .... set dresser
Erin Kemp .... set designer
Martin A. Kline .... production illustrator
Elizabeth Lapp .... set designer
Fireball Tim Lawrence .... vehicle builder
David Lowery .... storyboart artist
Edward J. McCarthy .... set dresser
Frank McEldowney .... greensperson
Thomas Meikle .... sculptor
Paul S. Power .... props production illustrator
Caroline Quinn-Decker .... art department coordinator (as Caroline Quinn)
Richard J. Ramirez Jr. .... art intern
Paul Sonski .... set designer
Chris L. Spellman .... lead man
Mark Weissenfluh .... set dresser
Timothy S. Wiles .... props
Robert Scutti .... plasterer (uncredited)
Drew Struzan .... poster artist (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Ron Bartlett .... sound effects editor
Matthew C. Beville .... sound transfer
James Bolt .... sound re-recording mixer
John S. Coffey .... sound mixer: second unit
Andy D'Addario .... sound re-recording mixer
Marty Frasu .... synthesizer operator
Hilda Hodges .... foley artist
Doc Kane .... adr mixer
Steve Kohler .... sound
Mary Jo Lang .... foley mixer
Steve Lee .... sound effects librarian
Eric Lindemann .... sound effects editor
Mark A. Mangini .... supervising sound editor
John Roesch .... foley artist
Geoffrey G. Rubay .... sound effects editor
Curt Schulkey .... supervising adr editor
Curt Schulkey .... supervising dialogue editor
Solange S. Schwalbe .... foley editor
Kenneth Schwarz .... boom operator
Donald Sylvester .... adr editor
David A. Whittaker .... sound effects editor
Charles M. Wilborn .... production sound mixer
Mark Burton .... additional production sound mixer (uncredited)
Oscar Mitt .... sound (uncredited)
Carolyn Tapp .... foley recordist (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Craig Barnett .... special effects
Chris Barton .... dino mechanical design supervisor
Nigel Booth .... designer
Nigel Booth .... sculptor
Steve Bunyea .... special effects (as Steve Bunyes)
William Butler .... special effects makeup
Joe Colwell .... sculptor
Richard Darwin .... animatronic technician
Kim Derry .... special effects
Donald Elliott .... special effects foreman
Cory Faucher .... special effects
Chris Fitzgerald .... designer
Chris Fitzgerald .... sculptor
Jake Garber .... animatronic effects
Erik Haraldsted .... special effects
Chris 'Flimsy' Howes .... animatronic designer
Ian Hubbard .... creature effects crew
Joe Judd .... special effects technician
Louie Lantieri .... special effects
Michael Lantieri .... special effects supervisor
Rick Lazzarini .... Pebble & Bam-Bam replicas
Lindsay MacGowan .... animatronic effects: Jim Henson's Creature Shop
Matt McDonnell .... special effects
Tim Moran .... special effects
Dan Ossello .... special effects
Tom Pahk .... special effects foreman
Dennis Petersen .... special effects coordinator: second unit and additional footage
Kevin Pike .... special effects
Ed Plant .... electronics technician
Jon Porter .... special effects
E. Wayne Rabouin .... special effects
William Shourt .... special effects
Colin Shulver .... sculptor
John Stephenson .... supervisor: Jim Henson's Creature Shop
Brian Tipton .... special effects
Tom Tokunaga .... special effects
Harold Weed .... model maker
Tristan Collett .... special effects mechanic (uncredited)
Joel Collins .... trainee: Jim Henson's Creature Shop (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
John Andrew Berton Jr. .... computer graphics department operations manager
Richard Brooks Burton .... gyrosphere technician: blue screen unit
Greg Butler .... CG technical assistant
Geoff Campbell .... digital animator/modeler
Michael Conte .... CG technical assistant: ILM
Peter Daulton .... matchmove
Mark A.Z. Dippé .... visual effects supervisor (as Mark Dippé)
TyRuben Ellingson .... effects art director
Vicki L. Engel .... visual effects coordinator
Carl N. Frederick .... digital artist
Brian Gernand .... chief model maker: ILM
Michael Gleason .... visual effects editor
Dan B. Goldman .... production software engineer
John Goodson .... model maker
Michael J. Halsted .... visual effects production assistant
David Horsley .... digital artist
Sandy Houston .... digital paint and roto
Tom L. Hutchinson .... visual effects
Jennifer Lee .... optical line up: ILM
Joe Letteri .... computer graphics artist
Richard Miller .... sculptor
Curt I. Miyashiro .... CG technical assistant
Michael Olague .... visual effects gaffer
Stephanie Powell .... blue screen supervisor
Kevin Rafferty .... CG artist
Thomas Rosseter .... digital artist
Alex Seiden .... CG supervisor
James Straus .... animation supervisor
Pat Sweeney .... visual effects camera operator
Judith Weaver .... visual effects producer
 
Stunts
Jon Agro .... stunts
Matthew R. Anderson .... stunts
Joe Bucaro III .... stunts
Alex Gaona .... stunts
Thomas Taylor Goodman .... utility stunts
Rosine 'Ace' Hatem .... stunt double
Gary Hymes .... stunt coordinator
Jeff Jensen .... stunts
Kim Robert Koscki .... stunt double
Randy Peters .... stunts
Pat Romano .... stunt rigger
Pat Romano .... stunts
Myke Schwartz .... stunts
Brian Smrz .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Ron Batzdorff .... still photographer
Clyde E. Bryan .... camera technician: VistaVision
Clyde E. Bryan .... first assistant camera
Ron Cardarelli .... key grip
Vincent Contarino .... dimmer board operator
Larry D. Davis .... additional first assistant camera
Casey Hotchkiss .... additional camera operator
Ian Kelly .... video engineer
Kris Krosskove .... additional camera operator
Sid Lucero .... best boy grip
Mollie S. Mallinger .... second assistant camera: second unit
Max Neal .... assistant camera
Michael Orefice .... chief lighting technician
Stephen Sfetku .... second assistant camera
Raymond Stella .... camera operator
Larissa Supplitt .... film loader
Dave Wachtman .... dolly grip
Jolanda R. Wipfli .... second assistant camera
Ron Kunecke .... night light operator (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Debbie DeRango .... casting assistant
Shannon Dunn .... extras casting
Terry L. Lamfers .... casting administrator
Katie McCaffrey .... casting intern
Mickie McGowan .... adr voice casting
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Kristen Anacker .... costumer
Karen Hare .... costumer
Mitchell Ray Kenney .... set costumer
Sue Moore .... costume supervisor
Kelly Porter .... set costumer
Nancy Rhodes .... costumer
Eric H. Sandberg .... costume supervisor: men
 
Editorial Department
Gary Burritt .... negative cutter
Thomas Calderon .... assistant editor
Travis Dultz .... apprentice editor
Wilt Henderson .... assistant editor
Jim Passon .... color timer
 
Music Department
Tim Boyle .... score mixer
Sandy DeCrescent .... orchestra contractor
Bruce Fowler .... additional orchestrator
Daniel Gaber .... assistant music editor
J.J. Holiday .... musician
Randy Miller .... orchestrator
William Ross .... orchestrator
Steven L. Smith .... music preparation
Paul Wertheimer .... score recordist
 
Transportation Department
William Ballard .... transportation captain
Richard Burch .... driver: insert car
Denny Caira .... transportation coordinator
Lyle Christensen .... driver: camera car
 
Other crew
Todd J. Adelman .... medical/safety coordinator
John Alexander .... puppeteer
Michael Alexander .... animal trainer
Anthony Asbury .... puppeteer
Greg Ballora .... puppeteer
Richard Bernard .... puppeteer
Bart Brown .... assistant to producer
Judith M. Brown .... studio teacher
Jean Cherie .... sculpting foreman
Jamie Courtier .... creative supervisor
John C. Crawford .... puppeteer
Robert Dunn .... animal trainer (as Bob Dunn)
Anne Fletcher .... dancer
David Forman .... puppeteer
Tony Gonzalez .... dancer
Elaine Hall Katz .... dialogue coach
Terri Hardin .... puppeteer
Annette Haywood-Carter .... script supervisor
Jeff Himmel .... puppeteer
Jay Johnson .... title designer
Lynette Leigh Johnson .... puppeteer
Len Levitt .... puppeteer
Don Levy .... unit publicist
Lev Mailer .... adr voice
Sherry Marshall .... assistant production coordinator
Drew Massey .... puppeteer
Richard Morton .... puppeteer
Christopher Raimo .... production assistant
Matt Rebenkoff .... set production assistant
Joe Selph .... puppeteer
Adam Shankman .... choreographer
Douglas V.R. Shellow .... production assistant
Christine Stewart .... payroll accountant
Adam M. Stone .... production assistant
Lisa Sturz .... puppeteer (as Lisa Aimee Sturz)
Allen Tinkley .... location manager
Robert Tygner .... puppeteer
Robert West .... assistant to producer
Darryl Worbey .... puppet designer/builder
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc .... aerial coordinator
Norman Fessler .... stand-in: Rick Moranis (uncredited)
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
The Flintstones: The Live-Action Movie (USA) (working title)
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MPAA:
Rated PG for some mild innuendos.
Runtime:
91 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Trivia:
When Fred first arrives home from the quarry and sits in his recliner, he picks up a newspaper while talking to Wilma. The headline on the paper says "Pterodactyl Crashes into Andes, Eats Rugby Team to Survive". This is a reference to Uurguayan Air Force Flight 71 that crashed into the Andes mountains on October 13, 1972 while flying a rugby team to a match. They were trapped on the mountain for 72 days, during which time some of the survivors were forced to eat the remains of some of their deceased comrades in order to survive. more
Goofs:
Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Fred asks Betty if she wants to dance right after the BC-52s finish their set and say "Good night." So what were they supposed to dance to? more
Quotes:
[Dino grabs one of the steaks off the grill and runs away]
Fred Flintstone: Hey, Barn, you like your steak rare?
Barney Rubble: Yeah.
Fred Flintstone: That one's yours.
[Barney chases Dino]
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I SHOWED A CAVEMAN HOW TO ROCK more

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19 out of 21 people found the following review useful.
I had fun, enjoy this for what it is, we don't get many family films like this any more, 3 April 2004
7/10
Author: Kristine (kristinedrama14@msn.com) from Chicago, Illinois

The Flinstones, next to The Simpsons, it's one of the best known animated shows of all time, we all know the name Fred Flinstone. It's such a great series, I grew up watching it, I still will catch an episode or two on the Cartoon Network and I'm sure it's something that my children will watch too one day. So in 1994, we had the live action version of The Flinstones come into theaters, my family took me to see it, I was 9 years old, it was either this or Pulp Fiction, I'm sure my parents didn't struggle much with that decision. But still as a kid I absolutely loved this movie, I think I wore out the VHS quite a bit. So I grew up and of course caught the movie on HBO, I figured that I would just give the movie another shot to see if it was still as fun as I remembered and actually I still love it.

Cliff Vandercave, the Executive Vice President of Industrial Procurement at Slate & Co., plans to appoint a Vice President of his division to frame for a crime. To find one, he makes an exam to give to the quarry operators, among whom are Barney Rubble and Fred Flintstone. Fred loans Barney money so he and his wife, Betty can adopt a child. They adopt a caveboy named Bamm-Bamm. Barney appreciates what Fred did for him and is determined to pay him back. While taking the exams, Fred fails it, and is disappointed since he will not be able to give his wife, Wilma the wealthy life she used to have. Barney takes Fred's exam up for him and notices how poorly he did. To pay him back for giving him the money to adopt Bamm-Bamm, he swaps his exam with Fred's and Fred is promoted to Vice President. Cliff orders Fred to fire Barney because of his exam score, and he fires Barney at the Rubbles' surprise party, but does his best to help Barney afterwards with financial problems. But Cliff still has big plans to set Fred up for a big fall and the Rubbles are starting to get sick of the Flinstone's over the top extravagances.

Honestly, I really did enjoy The Flinstones as much as I did when I was a kid, I know the main reason a lot of people complain about this movie is because of the casting, but even with Rosie O'Donnell in it I thought she was adorable, we had a great cast, everyone has their own ideas, but just deal with it and understand who this movie was made for. Granted as an adult I'm not going to go out of my way to watch this movie by myself, but I still wouldn't mind at all showing this to my younger cousins and watching it with them. It has cute jokes, a fun cast, and a good story with tons of fun sets and props. I would recommend this movie to watch with your family if you get the chance, it's a rockin' good time.

7/10

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