El dormilón (1973)
Tras permanecer 200 años en estado de hibernación, Miles Monroe, clarinetista y propietario de una tienda de comida sana, despierta en el año 2.174 en una América regida por un estado policial que vigila día y noche a todos los habitantes del país, es decir, a aquellos que habiendo sido ciudadanos han dejado de serlo para convertirse en súbditos, en autómatas.
Directora: Woody Allen
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Woody Allen as Miles Monroe |
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Diane Keaton as Luna Schlosser |
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John Beck as Erno Windt |
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Mary Gregory as Dr. Melik |
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Brian Avery as Herald Cohen |
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Don Keefer as Dr. Tryon |
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Mews Small as Dr. Nero |
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Peter Hobbs as Dr. Dean |
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Spencer Milligan as Jeb Hrmthmg |
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John McLiam as Dr. Agon |
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Bartlett Robinson as Dr. Orva |
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Chris Forbes as Rainer Krebs |
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Susan Miller as Ellen Pogrebin |
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Lou Picetti as Master of Ceremonies |
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Jessica Rains as Woman in the Mirror |
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Stanley Ross as Sears Swiggles |
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Douglas Rain as Bio Central Computer 2100, Series G (voice) |
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John Cannon as Various Voice-Overs (voice, uncredited) |
| Production | Jack Grossberg | Producer |
| Production | Jack Rollins | Executive Producer |
| Directing | Woody Allen | Director |
| Production | Charles H. Joffe | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Ron Kalish | Editor |
| Editing | Ralph Rosenblum | Editor |
| Sound | Woody Allen | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | David M. Walsh | Director of Photography |
| Editing | O. Nicholas Brown | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Arnold M. Lipin | Wardrobe Supervisor |
| Production | Joel Marrow | Producer's Assistant |
| Costume & Make-Up | G. Fern Weber | Wardrobe Supervisor |
| Sound | Norman Kasow | Sound Effects Editor |
| Directing | Henry J. Lange Jr. | Second Assistant Director |
| Production | Antonio Encarnacion | Producer's Assistant |
| Sound | Jess Soraci | Sound Effects Editor |
| Art | Dale Hennesy | Production Design |
| Lighting | Norman Harris | Best Boy Electric |
| Art | Norman Gorbaty | Title Designer |
| Crew | Bill Hansard | Projection |
| Directing | Fred T. Gallo | First Assistant Director |
| Sound | Al Gramaglia | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Crew | Gerald Endler | Special Effects |
| Sound | Jack Solomon | Sound Mixer |
| Production | Lynn Stalmaster | Casting |
| Camera | Roger Shearman Jr. | Camera Operator |
| Art | Gary Moreno | Set Decoration |
| Crew | M. James Arnett | Stunt Coordinator |
| Production | Lori Imbler | Production Secretary |
| Production | R.J. Louis | Location Coordinator |
| Editing | Trudy Ship | Assistant Editor |
| Production | Marshall Brickman | Associate Producer |
| Directing | Doris Grau | Script Supervisor |
| Art | Dianne Wager | Set Designer |
| Art | Barry Bedig | Property Master |
| Costume & Make-Up | Janice Brunson | Hairstylist |
| Sound | Felix Giglio | Music Supervisor |
| Crew | Peter J. Silbermann | Unit Publicist |
| Crew | Joe Sawyers | Transportation Captain |
| Art | Jack M. Marino | Assistant Property Master |
| Crew | A.D. Flowers | Special Effects |
| Production | Jean Gingerich | Production Accountant |
| Costume & Make-Up | Del Acevedo | Makeup Artist |
| Lighting | Joseph Edesa | Gaffer |
| Production | Ralph Rosenblum | Associate Producer |
| Camera | Clyde Hart | Key Grip |
| Writing | Marshall Brickman | Writer |
| Writing | Woody Allen | Writer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Joel Schumacher | Costume Design |
