The Ring (live-action movie 2002)
Alternative title:
La Señal (Spanish)
Le Cercle (French)
O Aviso (Portuguese)
O Chamado (Portuguese)
Звонок (Russian)
ザ・リング (Japanese)
링 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Rachel Keller is a journalist who decides to go undercover on the mysterious death of her niece and her three friends, who seemed to all died on the same day at the same time- 10:00 PM. After being told that her niece was found in a closet with a horrifying look on her face, she searches through her room and finds some pictures, pictures of the cabin where her niece and her friends had stayed a week before the deaths. Rachel finds the cabin and finds an unknown video there. She decides to watch it there, and now has only a limited time to live. She and her divorced husband, Noah, research about the video and find facts about Anna Morgan and her daughter, Samara Morgan, the maker of this video. With only a week left, Rachel and Noah discover the unknown secrets of the life of Samara Morgan, and, hopefully for them, a way to break the curse.
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Running time:
115 minutes
Vintage:
2002-10-02
Premiere date:
2002-10-02 (USA - Hollywood Film Festival)
2002-10-18 (USA/Canada)
2002-10-28 (Japan - Tokyo International Film Festival)
2002-11-02 (Japan)
2002-11-14 (Australia/Hong Kong)
2002-11-15 (Poland)
2002-12-06 (Mexico/Taiwan)
2003-01-09 (Chile)
2003-01-10 (South Korea/Spain)
2003-01-15 (Philippines)
2003-01-22 (Argentina - Premiere)
2003-01-24 (Czech Republic - Febio Film Festival)
2003-01-30 (Argentina - General Release)
2003-01-31 (Brazil)
2003-02-01 (France - Gerardmer Film Festival)
2003-02-05 (Belgium/France)
2003-02-05 (Switzerland - French region)
2003-02-07 (Denmark/Estonia/Greece/India)
2003-02-13 (Germany)
2003-02-13 (Switzerland - German region)
2003-02-14 (Austria)
2003-02-15 (South Africa)
2003-02-20 (Netherlands)
2003-02-21 (Israel - Premiere)
2003-02-21 (Switzerland - Italian region)
2003-02-21 (UK/Iceland/Italy/Norway/Sweden)
2003-02-27 (Czech Republic/Israel)
2003-02-28 (Turkey)
2003-03-06 (Hungary/New Zealand)
2003-03-07 (Finland/Lithuania)
2003-03-13 (Peru)
2003-04-01 (Kuwait)
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| Blu-ray (Region A) |
| The Ring (Blu-ray) 2012-09-11 (from $6.67) |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| The Ring [Widescreen Edition] (DVD) 2003-03-04 (from $6.75) |
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Director: Gore Verbinski
Screenplay: Ehren Kruger
Art Director: Patrick M. Sullivan Jr.
Original Novel: Kōji Suzuki
Executive producer:
Emma McGuinness (Asylum) Joe Gareri (Pacific Title & Arts) Michele Weisler Mike Macari Neysa Horsburgh (Method Studios) Roy Lee
2D Department:
Andrew Eksner (Method Studios) Brandon Sanders (Method Studios) Joe Morrison (Method Studios) Ryan Yoshimoto (Method Studios) Scott McNiel (Method Studios)
3D Artist: Glenn Cotter (Matte World Digital)
3D Department:
Gil Baron (Method Studios) Hatem Benabdallah (Method Studios) James LeBloch (Method Studios)
Accounting Assistant: Chris Romberg
Additional Craft Service: Lea Anderson
Administration/facilities:
Brian Morishita (Cinovation) Elizabeth MacGregor-Scott (Cinovation) Jesus Chavez (Cinovation) Jose Sandoval (Cinovation) Scott Brines (Cinovation) Tiffany Smith (Cinovation)
ADR Editor: Michael Axinn
ADR Recording: Tami Treadwell
Adr/dialogue Supervisor: Bruce Lacey
Aerial Assistant: Richard Burton (second unit)
Aerial Director of Photography: David B. Nowell (second unit)
Animation: Michael Hemschoot (Asylum)
Animation Setup: Will Telford (Rhythm & Hues)
Animatronics: Jurgen Heimann (Cinovation)
Art Department Coordinator: Ashley Sibille
Assistant:
Heidi Holicker (Rick Baker, Cinovation) Jason Bierfeld (Mr. Parkes) Jayme Lemons (Ms. Weisler) Leilani Gushiken (Ms. MacDonald) Linda Kroll (Ms. MacDonald) Melissa Muik (Hans Zimmer) Moanike'ala Nakamoto (Hans Zimmer)
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician Seco: Glenn Corbett
Assistant Costume Designer: Kimberly Adams-Galligan
Assistant Marine Coordinator: Matt O'Connor
Assistant Music Mix Engineer: Gregg Silk
Assistant Property Master: Michael Hansen
Assistant Visual Effects Coordinator: Andy Foster (Asylum)
Bischoff's Taxidermy: Gary Robbins (Tippett Studios)
Boom Operator: Knox White
Cable Person: Mike Anderson
Casting Associate: Dena Berman
Casting Executive: Leslee Feldman
Caterer: Paul Kuzmich (Hat Trick Catering)
Cg Artist: David Stephens (Asylum)
CG Lighter: Judith Adamson (Rhythm & Hues)
Chief Technical Artist: Paul Rivera (Matte World Digital)
Cinematography: Bojan Bazelli
Co-Producer: Christine Iso
Color Timing: Dale E. Grahn
Compositor:
Chris Crowell (Pacific Title & Arts) Chris Flynn (Pacific Title & Arts) Jennifer Law-Stump (Pacific Title & Arts) Maureen Healy (Pacific Title & Arts) Michael Degtjarewsky (Pacific Title & Arts) Patrick Phillips (Pacific Title & Arts)
Construction Coordinator: Michael Diersing
Construction Foreman: Jerry Brooks
Data Management: Mike Coulter (Method Studios)
Designer/sculptor:
Chet Zar (Cinovation) Jeffrey P. Buccacio Jr. (Cinovation) Matt Rose (Cinovation) Mitch Devane (Cinovation)
Dialect Coach: Elizabeth Himmelstein
Digital Art: Patrick Keenan (Pacific Title Digital)
Digital Composition: David Gutman (Rhythm & Hues)
Digital Effects Coordinator: Gene Kozicki (Rhythm & Hues)
Digital Effects Supervisor: Mark Rodahl (Rhythm & Hues)
Digital I/O:
Haunt Rama (Matte World Digital) Rick Kim Langius (Pacific Title & Arts) Steve Langlus (Pacific Title & Arts)
Digital Opticals: Paul Curley (Pacific Title & Arts)
Digital Painting:
Brad Kalinoski (Pacific Title & Arts) George Gervan (Pacific Title & Arts) Jennifer Chantnicki (Pacific Title & Arts) Richard Gervan (Pacific Title & Arts)
Dolly Grip: Nico Bally
Drapery Foreman: Jay Smith
Driver:
David Holden Gary Kincaid Hector Ramirez James Norton John Aquino Loretta Huggett Michael Allegro Michael Chonos Paul Huggett Payton Kirkpatrick Peter Giraldo Richard Garcia Richard Padgett Russel Overstreet Tommy Rizzo Tony Greasley William Ballard
Editing: Craig Wood
Editing Assistant: Zach Justman (Asylum)
Editorial Systems Manager: Steven Moder
Effects Compositor: Peter Juneau (Matte World Digital)
Effects Editorial: Ken Rogerson (Matte World Digital)
Effects Producer: Blondel Aidoo (Asylum)
Electrician:
Alejandro J. Castillo Dave Potter David Ray Robinson Jeffrey M. Hall Patrick Hoeschen Steve Colgrove
Executive Production Coordinator: Jennifer Sanger
Film Loader: Mark Connelly
First Assistant Camera:
Craig Cockerill ("b" camera) John Holmes Patrick McArdle ("b" camera) Rick Ewald (second unit)
First Assistant Film Editor: Tony Bacigalupi
Foam Latex Department: Hiroshi Yada (Cinovation)
Foam Latex Technician: Roland Blancaflor (Cinovation)
Foley Editor: Sue Fox
Foley Mixer: Frank Merel
Foley Recording: Travis Crenshaw
General Foreman: Brent Regan
Graphics: François Audouy
Greens Foreman: Tom Acosta
Greensman: Michael McCombe (second unit)
Hair Department: Sylvia Nava (Cinovation)
Hair Stylist: Roxanne Wightman
Head Horse Wrangler: Michael E. Boyle
Head of Feature Production: Michael Grillo
Horse Stunt Sequence Coordinator: Gary Combs
Inferno Artist:
Brian Hanable (Asylum) Colleen Smith-Brattesani (Rhythm & Hues) Mark P. Renton (Asylum) Rob Moggach (Asylum) Steve Muangman (Asylum)
Key Assistant Location Manager: Leslie A. Morrow
Key Hair Stylist: Medusah
Key Makeup Artist: Jean Ann Black
Key Rigging Grip: Larry J. Aube
Machine Room Operator: Sean England
Matchmover: Mark Welser (Rhythm & Hues)
Mold Technician:
Carl Crandall Jr. (Cinovation) Frank Rydberg (Cinovation) Gil Liberto (Cinovation) Jim McLoughlin (Cinovation) Mike Manzel (Cinovation)
Motion Control Producer: Nicholas Peterson
Music Coordination: Becky Bentham (Hothouse Music Ltd.)
Music Editing: Trevor Morris
Music Executive: Todd Homme
Music Mixing Engineer: Slamm Andrews
Music Recording Engineer: Geoff Foster
Negative Cutting: Gary Burritt
Non-Original Music:
Curtis Ryker (song "Hey John") Eddie Willis (song "Hey John") Nate Navarro (song "Hey John") Scott Leger (song "Hey John") Steve Rude (song "Hey John")
On-set Dresser: Kristin Frances Jones
Original screenplay: Hiroshi Takahashi
Paint Foreman: Clyde Zimmerman
Patching Department: Karen Keener (Cinovation)
Payroll Accountant: Teresa Jaime Drapkin
Pipeline Setup: Raymond Chih (Rhythm & Hues)
Plasterer Foreman: Douglas R. Miller
Post-Production Accountant: Maria DeVane
Post-Production Coordinator: Sven E. Fahlgren
Post-Production Supervision: Erica Frauman
Production Accounting: Kathryn Mindala
Production Assistant:
Alex Brandenburg Chamonix Bosch Cris De Arce (second unit) David Mendoza Janice Lee (Method Studios) Kevin Lum (second unit) Kirby C. Fortenberry Lisa McElroy (Matte World Digital) Sam McMullen Tyler W. Gaisford
Production Coordination: Daren Hicks
Production Design: Tom Duffield
Production Sound Mixer: Lee Orloff
Production Supervision: Kimberly Rach
Project Supervision:
Bill Sturgeon (Cinovation) Chad Waters (Cinovation) Eddie Yang (Cinovation) Glen Griffin (Cinovation) Kazuhiro Tsuji (Cinovation)
Projectionist: René González
Propmaker Foreman: Scott E. Handt
Props: Adam Olszewski
Research: Jesse Cook
Rigging Gaffer: Gary Dahlquist
Scan/record Operator: Phil Holland (Rhythm & Hues)
Second Assistant Accountant: Jennifer Koenig
Second Assistant Editor: Kindra Marra
Second Unit Director: Charles Gibson
Senior Visual Effects Supervisor: Nathan McGuinness (Asylum)
Set Decoration: Rosemary Brandenburg
Set Design: Maya Shimoguchi
Set Dresser:
Edward J. Protiva Emily Cupper Erik Berentsen J.R. Vasquez Marcus Epps Peggy Casey Carter Sean Fong Steven Ladish Tom Callinicos
Software Engineer: Michael Root (Matte World Digital)
Sound Editorial Technical Support: Noah Katz
Special Effects Supervisor: Burt Dalton
Special Effects Technician:
Bill Schepler Bob Stoker Clark Templeman Dale Ettema Garth Majors Jeffrey Watts Ronald D. Goldstein William Aldridge William A. Klinger
Standby Painter: Tony Leonardi
Stock Footage Researcher: Deborah Ricketts
Studio Teacher: Thomas John McGowan
Stunt Coordination: Keith Campbell
Stunts:
Art Hickman Audrey Marie Crouse Cliff McLaughlin Daniel W. Barringer Debbie Evans Gilbert B. Combs Julia Seaver Kelly Stables Michael Hilow Rob Mars Robert Jauregui Svetla Krasteva
Supervising Sound Editor: Tim Holland
Technical Supervision: Andreas Wacker (Method Studios)
Technical Support: Andrew Bell (Method Studios)
Texture Painter: Nori Kaneko (Rhythm & Hues)
Title Design: Brian King
Transportation Coordinator: Denny Caira
Transportation Office Assistant: Edward Hunt
Unit Production Manager: Bill Johnson
Videotape Lead Artist: Chris Staves (Method Studios)
Visual Effects Coordinator:
Bernadette Castillo (Method Studios) Christopher Anderson Daniel Riha Jimmy Batchelder (Asylum) Renee Gharib (Method Studios)
Visual Effects Editing: Kristopher Kasper (Asylum)
Visual Effects Producer:
Alessandra de Souza Gary Nolin (Rhythm & Hues) Krystyna Demkowicz (Matte World Digital)
Visual Effects Supervision:
Alex Frisch (Method Studios) Craig Barron (Matte World Digital) David Jones (Asylum) David Sosalla (Pacific Title & Arts) |
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3D Matte Paintings: Matte World Digital
Animal Action Monitoring: The American Humane Association
AVID Editing Equipment: Pivotal Post
Broadcaster: American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
Camera Equipment:
Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment Clairmont Camera Flying Pictures (Gyrosphere aerial camera system) Technovision Cameras
Catering: Hat Trick Catering
Distributor: DreamWorks
Extras Casting: Central Casting
Grips: TM Equipment Rentals
Licensed by: DreamWorks
Music Contractor: Isobel Griffiths Limited
Music Coordination: Hothouse
Music Mixing: Media Ventures
Music Recording: Air Lyndhurst Studios
Night Lights: BeeBee
Opticals: Pacific Title and Art Studio
Production Equipment: Leonetti Company
Rentals: Rockbottom Rentals
Sound Post-Production: Dolby Laboratories
Sound Post-Production Service: Skywalker Sound
Soundtrack: Decca Records
special effects:
Bischoff's Taxidermy and Animal FX Cinovation Studios (special makeup effects) Method Studios (Ring video tape effects
Thanks:
California Film Comission Department of Mental Health Services, Metropolitan State Hospital Emerald Glen Farms Fort Worden State Park Orange County Register
Visual Effects:
Asylum VFX Method Studios (Ring video tape effects) Rhythm and Hues (visual effects) Tippett Studio (additional visual effects)
Voice Casting: L.A. Mad Dog
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Direction Artistique: Thierry Wermuth |
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Distributor: United International Pictures
Dubbing Studio: Dubbing Brothers
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ADR Director: Jose Luis Angulo (Spain dub)
Translation: Kenneth Post (Spain dub)
ADR Engineer: Francisco Cámara (Spain dub)
Mix Engineer: Antonio Esquivel (Spain dub)
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Dubbing Director: Elżbieta Jeżewska
Dialogues: Elżbieta Kowalska
Song Lyrics: Andrzej Brzeski
Sound: Elżbieta Mikuś
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Dubbing Studio: Master Film
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Dubbing Director: Marlene Costa
Translation: Emilia Rey
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Broadcaster: Rede Globo
Dubbing Studio: Double Sound
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