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Gymkata ()


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An American gymnast travels to a foreign country to compete in a deadly game not won by anyone other than a native in more than 900 years.

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Jonathan Cabot
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Princess Rubali
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Zamir
Edward Michael Bell ...
Paley (as Edward Bell)
John Barrett ...
Gomez
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Hao
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Thorg
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The Kahn
Eric Lawson ...
Colonel Cabot
Sonny Barnes ...
Western Trainer
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Eastern Trainer
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Connie
Zlatko Pokupec ...
Mackle (as Z. Pokupec)
Slobodan Dimitrijevic ...
Tamerlane (as S. Dimitrijevic)
Ivo Kristof ...
Brockschmidt (as I. Kristof)

Directed by

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Robert Clouse

Written by

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Charles Robert Carner ... (screenplay by)
 
Dan Tyler Moore ... (based on the novel "The Terrible Game" by)

Produced by

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Rebecca Poole ... associate producer
Fred Weintraub ... producer (produced by)

Music by

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Alfi Kabiljo

Cinematography by

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Godfrey A. Godar ... director of photography (as Godfrey Godar)

Editing by

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Robert A. Ferretti

Editorial Department

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Roger Bondelli ... additional editor
Mel Friedman ... additional editor
Jody Grant ... assistant editor
Ranko Paukovic ... assistant editor
Ruth Zucker Wald ... apprentice editor / assistant editor

Production Design by

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Veljko Despotovic

Art Direction by

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William Maynard
Nemanja Petrovic

Set Decoration by

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Sherree Stivers

Costume Design by

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Drago Habazin

Makeup Department

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Alison Grant ... makeup artist (as Allyson Grant)
Lamberto Marini ... makeup artist (as Lumberto Marini)
Angelo Mattei ... makeup artist (as Angelo Matei)

Production Management

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Richard De Labio ... production manager (as Richard Delabio)
Boris Gregoric ... production manager
Dgorjan Tuzija ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Greg Logan ... second assistant director
Kathy McGunnis ... second assistant director
Vladimir Spindler ... first assistant director
Branislav Brana Srdic ... second assistant director (as Brana Srdic)
Dinko Tucakovic ... assistant director: Yugoslavia

Art Department

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Tom Fiske ... set designer
Milorad Kalanj ... property buyer

Sound Department

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Richard Dwan Jr. ... dialogue editor / sound designer / sound effects editor
Jay M. Harding ... re-recording mixer
Marvin Kerner ... sound effects editor
William L. McCaughey ... re-recording mixer (as William McCaughey)
Lee Milliner ... sound mixer
Ray O'Reilly ... re-recording mixer

Special Effects by

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Peter Dawson ... special effects supervisor
Terry Glass ... special effects
Marijan Karoglan ... pyrotechnician
Mladen Markovic ... special effects technician
Steve Purcell ... special effects

Stunts

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Petar Buntic ... stunt coordinator (as Peter Buntic) / stunts (as Peter Buntic)
Richard Norton ... fights choreographer
Daniel Price ... stunts
Aldo Toncic ... stunts
Domagoj Vukusic ... stunts (as T. Vukusic)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Pete Gillette ... key grip
Stjepan Klen ... key grip
Malcolm MacIntosh ... camera operator
Tihomir Marcius ... chief lighting technician
Michael Michaud ... still photographer (as Mike Michaud)
Viktor Penezic ... assistant camera
Ward Ryan ... still photographer
Dennis Sherwood ... chief lighting technician

Casting Department

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Zoran Dragovic ... casting director: Croatia

Location Management

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Milan Cvetkovic-Ciga ... location manager (as Milan Cvetkovic)

Music Department

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Alfi Kabiljo ... conductor
Petko Kantardzijev ... music engineer (as Petko Kantardziev)
Scott Stambler ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Kathryn Weygand ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Mladen Cernjak ... transportation coordinator

Additional Crew

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Zrinka Anic ... production coordinator (as Zrinka Buljan)
John Barrett ... fight stager
Alisse Kingsley ... production assistant
Drago Klincic ... accountant
Scott Norris ... production assistant
Ken Swerilas ... production accountant

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Johnathan Cabot is a champion gymnast. In the tiny, yet savage, country of Parmistan, there is a perfect spot for a "star wars" site. For the US to get this site, they must compete in the brutal "Game". The government calls on Cabot, the son of a former operative, to win the game. Cabot must combine his gymnastics skills of the west with fighting secrets of the east and form GYMKATA! Written by Max Halperin

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Taglines A new kind of martial arts combat! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Gymkata - Le parcours de la mort (France)
  • Τζυμκάτα, ο ακαταμάχητος (Greece)
  • Gymkata - O Jogo da Morte (Portugal)
  • Гимката (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Gymkata: el terrible juego (Mexico)
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Runtime
  • 90 min
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Box Office

Opening Weekend United States $1,261,845, 05 Mar 1985

Did You Know?

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Trivia The film debut of Kurt Thomas, a former Olympic gymnast and his only starring role in his career. See more »
Goofs During the pommel horse fight scene with the "Parmistan" loonies, the ropes on the pommel horse mysteriously appear and disappear throughout the fight sequence. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Gymkata (2010). See more »
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Quotes Eastern Trainer: There are many sounds around us, each is slightly different. So small as to go un-noticed by the person who is unaware. Do not hear the wood split. Hear the only sound of axe, cutting air. Read the air itself. It has much say to you.
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