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Les sorcières (1988) Nicolas Roeg - The witches (11.04.1988 / 1988)

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Overview

User Rating:

6.8/10 26,155 votes »

Popularity:

Up 7% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro.

Director:

Nicolas Roeg

Writers (WGA):

Roald Dahl (book)
Allan Scott (screenplay)

Contact:

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Release Date:

24 August 1990 (USA) See more »

Genre:

Adventure | Comedy | Fantasy | Horror | Mystery See more »

Tagline:

Saving the world from witches is a tall order for a boy they've turned into a mouse!

Plot:

A young boy stumbles onto a witch convention and must stop them, even after he has been turned into a mouse. Full summary » | Add synopsis »

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Awards:

Nominated for BAFTA Film Award. Another 3 wins & 7 nominations See more »

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User Reviews:

Satisfying and mischievous adaptation of Roald Dahl's childrens' classic.. See more (83 total) »

Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Anjelica Huston	...	Miss Eva Ernst / Grand High Witch
	Mai Zetterling	...	Helga Eveshim
	Jasen Fisher	...	Luke Eveshim
	Rowan Atkinson	...	Mr. Stringer
	Bill Paterson	...	Mr. Jenkins
	Brenda Blethyn	...	Mrs. Jenkins
	Charlie Potter	...	Bruno Jenkins
	Jane Horrocks	...	Miss Irvine
	Anne Lambton	...	Woman in Black
	Sukie Smith	...	Marlene
	Rose English	...	Dora
	Jenny Runacre	...	Elsie
	Annabel Brooks	...	Nicola
	Emma Relph	...	Millie
	Nora Connolly	...	Beatrice
	Rosamund Greenwood	...	Janice
	Angelique Rockas	...	Henrietta (as Anjelique Rockas)
	Anne Tirard	...	Lady 1
	Leila Hoffman	...	Lady 2
	Jim Carter	...	Head Chef
	Roberta Taylor	...	Witch Chef
	Brian Hawksley	...	Elderly Waiter
	Debra Gillett	...	Waitress
	Darcy Flynn	...	Luke's Mother
	Vincent Marzello	...	Luke's Father
	Serena Harragin	...	Doctor
	Grete Nordrå	...	Norwegian Witch
	Elsie Eide	...	Erica
	Kristin Steinsland	...	Child Helga
	Merete Armand	...	Erica's Mother
	Ola Otnes	...	Erica's Father
	Johan Sverre	...	Policeman
	Arvid Ones	...	Policeman
	Sverre Røssummoen	...	Policeman
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Barbara Hicks	...	Old Witch at Meeting (uncredited)
	Michael Palin	...	Witch at Meeting (uncredited)
	Stella Tanner	...	Witch at Meeting (uncredited)

Directed by
Nicolas Roeg

Writing credits (WGA)
Roald Dahl		(book)
Allan Scott		(screenplay)

Produced by
Jim Henson	....	executive producer
Mark Shivas	....	producer
Dusty Symonds	....	line producer

Original Music by
Stanley Myers

Cinematography by
Harvey Harrison

Film Editing by
Tony Lawson

Casting by
Celestia Fox

Production Design by
Andrew Sanders

Art Direction by
Norman Dorme		(supervising art director)
John King

Set Decoration by
Robin Tarsnane

Costume Design by
Marit Allen

Makeup Department
Christine Beveridge	....	key makeup artist (as Chrissie Beveridge)
Nigel Booth	....	prosthetic makeup
Tricia Cameron	....	hair stylist
Sally Harrison	....	assistant makeup artist
Stephen Norrington	....	makeup grand high witch (as Steve Norrington)
Sally Sutton	....	assistant makeup artist

Production Management
Hans Otto Nicolayssen	....	production manager: Norway

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Mark Layton	....	third assistant director
Callum McDougall	....	second assistant director
Christopher Newman	....	assistant director: second unit (as Chris Newman)
John Palmer	....	second unit director
Barry Wasserman	....	first assistant director

Art Department
Bob Devine	....	assistant construction manager
Geoff Kingsley	....	construction manager (as Geoffrey Kingsley)
Ingeborg Kvamme	....	assistant set designer: Norway
Jonathan McKinstry	....	draughtsman
John Mills	....	property master
Michael G. Ploog	....	storyboard artist (as Mike Ploog)
Cliff Robinson	....	draughtsman
Alfie Smith	....	stand-by prop
Micky Swift	....	chargehand props
Voytek	....	production designer concepts
Don Worts	....	property buyer
Paul Bradburn	....	props (uncredited)
Peter Dorme	....	art department assistant (uncredited)
Robert Jackson	....	carpenter (uncredited)
David Ned Kelly	....	carpenter (uncredited)
Micky Mills	....	props (uncredited)

Sound Department
Philip Alton	....	sound effects editor
Rodney Glenn	....	dubbing editor
Derek Holding	....	dialogue editor
Gerry Humphreys	....	re-recording mixer
Julian Rodd	....	assistant dubbing editor
John Salter	....	boom operator
Peter Sutton	....	sound mixer
Ron Butcher	....	sound maintenance (uncredited)
Joe Gallagher	....	assistant dialogue editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by
David Barrington-Holt	....	mechanical designer
Chris Barton	....	mechanical designer
Verner Gresty	....	mechanical designer
Mike Osborn	....	foam lab supervisor
William Plant	....	animatronics coordinator
Neal Scanlan	....	mechanical designer
John Stephenson	....	animatronic designer
Alexander Gunn	....	special effects technician (uncredited)
Simon Hewitt	....	special effects technician (uncredited)
Jim Sandys	....	senior animatronic model designer (uncredited)

Visual Effects by
Jonathan Taylor	....	visual effects: first assistant camera, second unit
Paul Wilson	....	director of photography: model unit
Zoe Cain	....	optical effects technician: OFE (uncredited)
Costas Charitou	....	titles & opticals: Image to Image (uncredited)
Michael McDermott	....	gaffer: model unit (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Kenneth Atherfold	....	camera grip (as Kenny Athelfold)
Mike Evans	....	focus puller
Steve Foster	....	gaffer
Gordon Hayman	....	camera operator
Stephen Morley	....	still photographer
John Palmer	....	camera operator: second unit
Dean Morrish	....	assistant camera (uncredited)
Chris Warren	....	video operator (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Richard Pointing	....	wardrobe supervisor
Dorothea Smylie	....	wardrobe mistress
Jenny Hawkins	....	wardrobe assistant (uncredited)

Editorial Department
Jennie McClean	....	post-production coordinator (as Jennie McClean-Cooke)
Margaret Thompson	....	first assistant editor
Blake Jones	....	colorist (uncredited)

Location Management
Liz Kerry	....	location manager: UK
Philip Kohler	....	location manager: Norway

Music Department
Chris Dibble	....	music recordist
Christopher Palmer	....	music arranger
Jeff Atmajian	....	orchestrator (uncredited)
Mark Berrow	....	musician: violin (uncredited)
Richard Harvey	....	composer: additional music (uncredited)

Other crew
Anthony Asbury	....	puppeteer
Don Austen	....	puppeteer
Brian Bailey	....	production accountant
Mark Challenor	....	production runner
Sue Dacre	....	puppeteer
Sarah Dean	....	assistant accountant
Pauline Fowler	....	mice designer
Jane Gootnick	....	puppet mice
David Greenaway	....	puppeteer
Brian Henson	....	puppeteer
Mary Holdsworth	....	script supervisor
Roy Hyatt	....	assistant: Mr. Roeg
Mark R. Lindsay	....	sales representative (as Mark Lindsay)
Sholto J. Roeg	....	floor runner (as Sholto Roeg)
Clare St. John	....	production coordinator
Ann Thrift	....	assistant accountant
Robert Tygner	....	puppeteer
Gay Whelan	....	production office secretary
Richard Whelan	....	production runner
Steve Whitmire	....	puppeteer
Clive R. Kay	....	contact lenses (uncredited)
Rupert Ryle-Hodges	....	second assistant director: Crowd (uncredited)