In the Cold of the Night

1989

Jeff Lester (Scott Bruin); Adrianne Sachs (Kimberly Shawn); Marc Singer (Ken Strom) Starring Brian Thompson (Phil); Shannon Tweed (Lena) as John Beck (Rudy) Special Appearance by Tippi Hedren (Clara); David Soul (Dr. Frieberg); Jack Kehler (Wino); Stuart Bird (Biker); Karin Keller (Business Woman); Paul Betz (Biker 2); Robin Carlson (Model 1); Rammy Hanson (Model 2); Shelley Michelle (Model 3); Ursula Beaton (Model 4); Kieta (Laser Model 1); Melinda Armstrong (Laser Model 2); Marta Leana (Laser Model 3); Andrea Gastelum (Laser Model 4).

Omega Pictures Presents; A Film by Nico Mastorakis; Edited by Barry Zeltin; Director of Photography: Andreas Bellis; Executive Producer: Isabelle Mastorakis; Story by Nico Mastorakis; Screenplay by Nico Mastorakis and Fred C. Perry; Produced and Directed by Nico Mastorakis; Stunt Players: Mark Cuttin; Cherie Lynn Tash; B.J. Davis; Gary Littlejohn; Christopher Doyle; Dennis Madalone; Ed Landers; John P. Cade; Mike Cassidy; George B. Colucci Jr.; Mitchell Danton; Robert Carl Formica; Alan W. Oliney; Rex J. Rossi; Dan Rycerz; Clifford Strong; Lynn Anne Salvatori; Co-Producer: Amanda Martin; Associate Producer: Bob Manning; Producton Manager: Christy L. Pokarney; Location Manager: Ed Parmelee; 1st Assistant Director: Michael P. Johnson; 2nd assistant Director: Frank Kostenko; 2nd 2nd Assistant Director: Tom Gamble; Focus Puller: Gary Scott; Camera Assistants: Cari Lutz; John Grillo; Still Photographer: Melissa Moseley; Gaffer: Paul Weiss; Best Boy: Peter James; Electrician: Rex Worthy; Key Grip: Mark Pickens; Grips: Greg Maselli; John Beran; Butch Rigby; Sound Mixers: David Yaffee; Blake Wilcox; Boom Operators: David Ross; Beau Frankin; Stedicam and Underwater Operator: Rusty Geller; Script Supervisor: Randi Feldman; Art Director: Peter Sykes; Set Decorator: Eric Braughton; Prop Master: Brian Densmore; Art Dept, Assistants: John Diaz; Jerry Witt; Costume Designer: Judie Champion; Wardrobe Assistants: Bo Boreanaz; Eleanor Patton; Makeup/Hair: Dan Frey; Stunt Coordinator: Mark Cuttin; Helicoptor Pilot: David Gene Gibbs; Transportation Coordinator: Bob Burkhart; Transportation Captain: Everett Everett; Drivers: Jeff Hubacek; John “Cappy” Rice; Bennie Riviera; Carlos Williams; Production Accountant: Barbara Long; Production Coordinator: Felicia Fasano; Assistant to Mr. Mastorakis: Rudy Pi; Catering: Gourmet Chabar; Extras Casting: Victor Kubitschek; Production Secretary: Matt Nichols; Office Production Secretary: Melissa Kurtz; Production Assistants: Tiffany Kurtz; Carrie Miller; Eddie Salmon; Michelle Steinberg; Production Controller: Nada Subotic; Post Production Facility: Omega Productions, Ltd.; 1st Assistant Editor: Lauri Brown; 2nd Assistant Editor: Catherine Crockett; Sound Effects Editor: Steven Mann; Librarian: Bruce Hively; ADR/Dialogue Editor: Raoul; Assistant Sound Editor: Lisa Miller; Rerecording: Skywalker Sound, Inc.; Chief Mixer: Stan Kastner; Music Mixer: Nico Mastorakis; ADR/Foley Mixer: Gary Gegan; Foley Artists: Jerry Trent; Joan Rowe; Titles and Opticals: Title House, Inc.; Music Scoring: Steve Hallmark Productions; Mixing Engineer: Gary Lux; Video Wall by Inhaus Pictures, Inc.; Set Up: Inter Video, Inc.; Computer Effects: Nico Mastorakis; Designed at: The Post Group; Concept Plus; Tape to Film: Image Transform, Inc.; Production Insurance: Truman Van Dyke, Inc.; Legal Advisor: Gary G. Kuist; Richard Hodge, Inc.; LAPD Chief Advisor: Norman A. Kellems; Film Processing: CFI, Hollywood; Negative Cutter: Mary Deurstein; Fever; Performed by Peggy Lee. Courtesy Capitol Records, Inc. by Arrangement with Cema Special Markets: ; Written by Eddie Cooley and John Davenport; Fort Knox Music, Inc./Trio Music, Inc.; World Rights Administered by Hudson Bay Music, Inc.; Love Is A Many Splendored Thing; Performed by The Lettermen. Courtesy Capitol Records, Inc by Arrangement with Cema Special Markets; Written by Paul Francis Webster and Sammy Fain; Courtesy of EMI/Miller Catalogue, Inc.; Original Songs by Thomas Marolda; Copyright Songram Music 1990; “In The Cold Of The Night” Theme; Written by Kevin Klingler; Arranged by Jerry J. Grant; Additional Music Composed and Arranged by Jerry J. Grant; Music Supervised by Associated Production Music; Music Published by Omega Music, Ltd./BMG; The Producers wish to thank the following companies and individuals for their cooperation during the production of this motion picture: Los Angeles Times; Panasonic; Anheuser-Busch, Inc.; Mark’s Aerial Advertising; The State of California; Beau Rivage Mediterranean Restaurant; Jetcopters; Keith Olson; Nancy Schw3artz; L.A. City and County Film Commissions; Lenses and Panaflex Camera by Panavision; Technicolor; Recorded in: Ultra-Stereo.