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Bienvenue Mister Chance (1979)

Directed by

Hal Ashby

Writing Credits

Jerzy Kosinski	...	(novel)

Jerzy Kosinski	...	(screenplay)

Robert C. Jones	...	(uncredited)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete


	Peter Sellers	...	Chance
	Shirley MacLaine	...	Eve Rand
	Melvyn Douglas	...	Benjamin Rand
	Jack Warden	...	President 'Bobby'
	Richard Dysart	...	Dr. Robert Allenby
	Richard Basehart	...	Vladimir Skrapinov
	Ruth Attaway	...	Louise
	David Clennon	...	Thomas Franklin (as Dave Clennon)
	Fran Brill	...	Sally Hayes
	Denise DuBarry	...	Johanna Franklin
	Oteil Burbridge	...	Lolo
	Ravenell Keller III	...	Abbaz
	Brian Corrigan	...	Policeman by White House
	Alfie Brown	...	Old Woman asked for lunch (as Alfredine Brown)
	Don Jacob	...	David (as Donald Jacob)
	Ernest McClure	...	Jeffrey (as Ernest M. McClure)
	Kenneth Patterson	...	Perkins
	Richard Venture	...	Wilson
	Arthur Grundy	...	Arthur
	W.C. 'Mutt' Burton	...	Lewis
	Henry B. Dawkins	...	Billings
	Georgine Hall	...	Mrs. Aubrey
	Nell P. Leaman	...	Constance
	Villa Mae P. Barkley	...	Teresa
	Alice Hirson	...	First Lady
	James Noble	...	Kaufman
	Timothy Shaner	...	Presidential Aide
	William F. Williams	...	Presidential Aide
	Bill Dance	...	Presidential Aide (as William Dance)
	Jim Aar	...	Presidential Aide
	William Lubin	...	Presidential Aide
	Gerald C. McNabb Jr.	...	Woltz
	Hoyt Clark Harris Jr.	...	Riff
	Ned Wilson	...	Honeycutt
	Stanley Grover	...	Baldwin
	John Harkins	...	Courtney
	Katherine De Hetre	...	Kinney (as Katherine DeHetre)
	William Larsen	...	Lyman Stuart
	Jerome Hellman	...	Gary Burns
	Arthur Rosenberg	...	Morton Hull
	Sam Weisman	...	Colson
	Fredric Lehne	...	TV Page
	Gwen Humble	...	TV Guest
	Laurie Jefferson	...	TV Reporter
	Allen Williams	...	Other Reporter
	Janet Meshad	...	Other Reporter
	Paul Marin	...	Other Reporter
	Melendy Britt	...	Sophie
	Hanna Hertelendy	...	Natasha Skrapinov
	Elya Baskin	...	Karpatov
	Than Wyenn	...	Ambassador Gaufridi (as Thann Wyenn)
	Richard McKenzie	...	Ron Stiegler
	Sandy Ward	...	Senator Slipshod
	Danna Hansen	...	Mrs. Slipshod
	Mitch Kreindel	...	Dennis Watson
	Richard Seff	...	Pallbearer
	Terrence Currier	...	Pallbearer
	Leon Greenberg	...	Pallbearer
	Austin Hay	...	Pallbearer
	Mark Hammer	...	Pallbearer
	Maurice Copeland	...	Pallbearer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Hal Ashby	...	Man at File Cabinet at the Washington Post (uncredited)
	Basil Hoffman	...	Man in Commercial (uncredited)
	Jerry Jensen	...	General (uncredited)
	Alexandria Walsh	...	Court Reporter (uncredited)

Produced by

Andrew Braunsberg	...	producer
Charles Mulvehill	...	associate producer (as Charles B. Mulvehill)
Jack Schwartzman	...	executive producer
Merv Adelson	...	executive producer (uncredited)

...

(as Michael Haller)

Art Direction by

James L. Schoppe

...

(as James Schoppe)

Set Decoration by

Robert R. Benton

...

(as Robert Benton)

Costume Design by

May Routh

Makeup Department

Edie Panda	...	hair stylist: Shirley MacLaine
Charles H. Schram	...	makeup artist: Peter Sellers (as Charles Schram)
Vivienne Walker	...	hair stylist: Peter Sellers
Frank Westmore	...	makeup artist: Shirley MacLaine

Production Management

Charles Mulvehill

...

production manager (as Charles B. Mulvehill)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

David Hamburger	...	first assistant director (as David S. Hamburger)
Toby Lovallo	...	second assistant director

Art Department

Irving Dion	...	propmaker foreman
Charles McKinlay	...	propmaker foreman
Ray Mercer Jr.	...	property master
Richard Reseigne	...	construction coordinator
Arthur Shippee	...	assistant property master (as Arthur Shippee Jr.)
Larry Verne	...	construction foreman
John Villarino	...	carpenter (uncredited)
Mike Villarino	...	propmaker (uncredited)
Randal Woodward	...	set painter (uncredited)

Sound Department

Don Coufal	...	boom operator
Norval D. Crutcher	...	sound effects editorial staff
Samuel C. Crutcher	...	sound effects editorial staff
Gary S. Gerlich	...	sound effects editorial staff
Victoria Martin	...	sound effects editorial staff
Donald O. Mitchell	...	re-recording mixer (as Don Mitchell)
Frank E. Warner	...	supervising sound effects editor (as Frank Warner)
Jeff Wexler	...	production sound mixer
Ken Dufva	...	foley artist (uncredited)
Walter A. Gest	...	sound re-recordist (uncredited)
Rick Kline	...	re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Bill Nicholson	...	re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Jack Snyder	...	sound engineer (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

Don Hansard

...

process coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

Sidney Ray Baldwin	...	still photographer (as Sidney Baldwin)
Craig Denault	...	first assistant camera
Clyde Hart	...	key grip
Gary Holt	...	gaffer
Harry C. Howard	...	video engineer
Louis Mahler	...	video playback operator
Pete Martinez	...	video playback operator (as Peter Martinez)
Nick McLean	...	camera operator
Ken Nishino	...	second assistant camera (as Kenneth Nishino)
Dianne Schroeder	...	special photography
Chris Strong	...	electrician (uncredited)

Casting Department

David Welch

...

extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Tony Faso	...	wardrobe: men (as Anthony Faso)
Suzanne Grace	...	wardrobe: women

Editorial Department

Rebecca Einfeld	...	apprentice film editor
Mireille Machu	...	editorial consultant
Mark Warner	...	assistant editor
Ron Lambert	...	color timer (uncredited)
Steven Ramirez	...	assistant editor (uncredited)

Location Management

Spencer Quinn	...	location manager
Stuart Neumann	...	location manager (uncredited)
Jerry Whittington	...	location scout (uncredited)

Music Department

Jim Henrikson	...	music editor
James Thatcher	...	musician: French horn (uncredited)

Transportation Department

Michael McDuffee	...	assistant transportation coordinator
Gerald R. Molen	...	transportation coordinator (as Jerry Molen)

Other crew

Edle Bakke	...	script supervisor
Charles Clapsaddle	...	production assistant
Pablo Ferro	...	title designer
Michael Flowers	...	production assistant
Michael Jeffery	...	assistant: Peter Sellers
Loretta Lorden	...	secretary to the director
Don Mischer	...	director: "Gary Burns Show" video segment
Gregory Palmer	...	production assistant
Ken Ryan	...	accountant (as Kenneth Ryan)
Dianne Schroeder	...	video researcher
Teresa Stokovic	...	production office coordinator
Beverly Walker	...	unit publicist
Anne Dutter	...	subtitles: original version with French subtitles (uncredited)
Georges Dutter	...	subtitles: original version with French subtitles (uncredited)

Details

Country:

USA | West Germany

Language:

English | Russian | Italian

Release Date:

13 August 1980 (France) See more »

Also Known As:

Bienvenue Mister Chance See more »

Filming Locations:

937 M Street NW, Washington, District of Columbia, USA See more »

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Box Office

Gross USA:

$30,177,511
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Company Credits

Production Co:

BSB, CIP, Lorimar Film Entertainment See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

130 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Soundtrack Credits

Basketball Jones Featuring Tyrone Shoelaces
Written and Performed by Cheech Marin (as Cheech) & Tommy Chong (as Chong)
Band: George Harrison (lead guitar), Carole King
(piano/background vocals), Billy Preston (keyboards) and Tom Scott (saxophone)
Background vocals (cheerleaders): Darlene Love and Michelle Phillips

Also Sprach Zarathustra
Written by Richard Strauss (uncredited)
Arranged and Performed by Eumir Deodato
Courtesy of CTI Records

Gnossiennes #4 & #5
by Erik Satie
Rearranged by Johnny Mandel

Different Ways
Performed by Buffy Sainte-Marie and Caroll Spinney

It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Performed by Fred Rogers

Symphony N°6 in F Major (opus 68)
known as "The Pastoral Symphony"
Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven
(1808)

Symphony No. 8
(uncredited)
Written by Franz Schubert

I'd Like To Get To Know You
(uncredited)
Written by Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway
Performed by Michael Troy

Bacchanale
(uncredited)
from "Samson and Delilah"
Written by Camille Saint-Saëns

Doublage voix :

Peter Sellers (VF : Roger Carel) : Chance Jardinier

Shirley MacLaine : Eve Rand

Melvyn Douglas (VF : Jacques Mauclair) : Benjamin « Ben » Turnbull Rand

Jack Warden (VF : Jacques Deschamps) : le président des États-Unis, surnommé « Bobby »

Richard A. Dysart (VF : Jacques Thébault) : Dr. Robert Allenby

David Clennon (VF : Philippe Ogouz) : Thomas Franklin

Fran Brill : Sally Hayes

John Harkins (VF : Jean Berger) : Courtney

Richard Basehart (VF : Charles Millot) : Vladimir Skrapirov

Ruth Attaway : Louise

Georgine Hall (VF : Paula Dehelly) : Mme Aubrey

Than Wyenn (VF : Jean Michaud) : l'ambassadeur Gaudifri

Denise DuBarry : Johanna

Oteil Burbridge : Lolo

Ravenell Keller III : Abraz, le garçon au couteau

Alfredine Brown : la vieille dame invitée à déjeuner

Donald Jacob : David

Ernest McClure (VF : Georges Atlas) : Jeffrey

Richard Venture (VF : Albert Augier) : Wilson

Arthur Rosenberg (VF : Michel Gudin) : Morton Hull

Jerome Hellman : Gary Burns

James Noble : Kaufman, conseiller du Président

Richard McKenzie : Ron Stiegler

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