THX 1138 (1971)
La gente, en el futuro, vive en una sociedad totalitaria. Un técnico llamado THX 1138 lleva una vida mundana entre el trabajo y el consumo controlado de drogas que el gobierno utiliza para hacer de la gente unos títeres. Cuando THX decide dejar de tomar drogas, se enamora de una mujer y ambos comienzan una relación secreta. La primera película de George Lucas.
Directora:
George Lucas
Escritores:
George Lucas, Walter Murch.
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Robert Duvall as THX |
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Donald Pleasence as SEN |
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Don Pedro Colley as SRT |
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Maggie McOmie as LUH |
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Ian Wolfe as PTO |
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Marshall Efron as TWA |
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Sid Haig as NCH |
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John Pearce as DWY |
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Irene Cagen as IMM |
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Gary Alan Marsh as CAM |
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John Seaton as OUE |
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Eugene I. Stillman as JOT |
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Jack Walsh as TRG |
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Mark Lawhead as Shell Dweller |
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Robert Feero as Chrome Robot |
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Johnny Weissmuller Jr. as Chrome Robot |
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Claudette Bessing as ELC |
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Susan Stroh as Control Officer |
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James Wheaton as OMM (voice) |
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Henry Jacobs as Mark 8 Student |
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Bill Love as Mark 8 Instructor |
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Doc Scortt as Monk |
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Gary Austin as Man in Yellow |
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Scott L. Menges as Child #1 |
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Toby L. Stearns as Child #2 |
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Paul K. Haje as Trial Prosecutor |
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Ralph Chesse as Trial Proctor |
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Dion M. Chesse as Trial Defender |
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Bruce Chesse as Trial Pontifex |
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Mello Alexandria as Hologram Dancer |
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Brandyn Barbara Artis as Hologram Dancer |
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Morris D. Erby as Hologram Newscaster |
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Willie C. Barnes as Hologram Comic |
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Richard Quinnell as Hologram Comic |
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Jean M. Durand as Hologram Listener |
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Scott Beach as Announcer (voice) |
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Neva Beach as Announcer (voice) |
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Terence McGovern as Announcer (voice) |
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Julie Payne as Announcer (voice) |
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James Cranna as Announcer (voice) |
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Ruth Silveira as Announcer (voice) |
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Bruce Mackey as Announcer (voice) |
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David Ogden Stiers as Announcer (voice) |
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Bart Patton as Announcer (voice) |
| Camera | David Myers | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Albert Kihn | Director of Photography |
| Editing | George Lucas | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Donald Longhurst | Costume Design |
| Sound | Lalo Schifrin | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Francis Ford Coppola | Executive Producer |
| Production | Larry Sturhahn | Producer |
| Writing | George Lucas | Screenplay |
| Directing | George Lucas | Director |
| Art | Michael D. Haller | Art Direction |
| Camera | Ken Phelps | Key Grip |
| Writing | George Lucas | Story |
| Production | Nick Saxton | Production Assistant |
| Editing | Marcia Lucas | Assistant Editor |
| Sound | Walter Murch | Sound Editor |
| Editing | Marcia Lucas | Editor |
| Production | Ronald Colby | Casting |
| Art | Hal Barwood | Title Designer |
| Camera | Ned Kopp | Assistant Camera |
| Camera | Stephen Lighthill | Assistant Camera |
| Art | Ted Moehnke | Property Master |
| Lighting | William Maley | Gaffer |
| Production | Edward Folger | Associate Producer |
| Crew | Carey Loftin | Stunt Coordinator |
| Writing | Walter Murch | Screenplay |
| Sound | Louis Yates | Location Sound Recordist |
| Sound | Jim Manson | Location Sound Recordist |
| Crew | John Ward | Stunt Driver |
| Directing | Lillian O. MacNeill | Continuity |
| Production | Stan Scholl | Production Assistant |
| Production | George Burrafato | Production Assistant |
| Crew | Caleb Deschanel | Thanks |
| Crew | Carl Bernstein | Thanks |
| Crew | Haskell Wexler | Thanks |
