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Thelma & Louise ()


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Two best friends set out on an adventure, but it soon turns around to a terrifying escape from being hunted by the police, as these two women escape for the crimes they committed.

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Louise
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Thelma
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Hal
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Jimmy
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Darryl
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Max
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J.D.
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Harlan
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Lena, the Waitress
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State Trooper
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Albert
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East Indian Motel Clerk (as Shelly De Sai)
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Major
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Waitress
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Surveillance Man
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Plainclothes Cop
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I.D. Tech
Michael Doman ...
Silver Bullet Dancer (as Michael Delman)
Kristel L. Rose ...
Girl Smoker
Noel L. Walcott III ...
Mountain Bike Rider (as Noel Walcott)
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State Police Officer (uncredited)
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Country Dancer (uncredited)
John Carey ...
Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Mary Cornell ...
Girl in Bar (uncredited)
John Michael Quinn ...
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
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Singer in Bar Band (uncredited)
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Truck Driver (uncredited)
Billy Tim ...
Man in Bar (uncredited)
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc ...
State Police Pilot (uncredited)

Directed by

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Ridley Scott

Written by

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Callie Khouri ... (written by)

Produced by

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Mimi Polk Gitlin ... producer (as Mimi Polk)
Callie Khouri ... co-producer
Dean O'Brien ... co-producer
Ridley Scott ... producer

Music by

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Hans Zimmer

Cinematography by

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Adrian Biddle ... director of photography

Editing by

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Thom Noble

Editorial Department

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Audrey Evans ... apprentice editor
Craig Galloway ... assistant film editor
Bob Hart ... negative cutter (as Bobby Hart)
Alexandra Leviloff ... assistant film editor
David Orr ... color timer
Julie Payne ... post-production coordinator
Chris Peppe ... assistant film editor
David Richards ... apprentice editor
Antonia Van Drimmelen ... assistant film editor (as Antonia van Drimmelen)
Frederick Wardell ... assistant editor (uncredited)

Casting By

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Louis DiGiaimo ... (as Louis Di Giaimo)

Production Design by

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Norris Spencer

Art Direction by

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Lisa Dean

Set Decoration by

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Anne H. Ahrens ... (as Anne Ahrens)

Costume Design by

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Elizabeth McBride

Makeup Department

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Leslie Ann Anderson ... hair stylist
Richard Arrington ... makeup artist
Anthony Cortino ... hair stylist
Bonita DeHaven ... makeup artist
Karl Wesson ... hair stylist
Steve LaPorte ... special makeup effects artist (uncredited)

Production Management

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Mel Dellar ... unit production manager
Dean O'Brien ... unit production manager
Garth Thomas ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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J. Tom Archuleta ... first assistant director: second unit
Bobby Bass ... second unit director
Steve Danton ... first assistant director
Martin Jedlicka ... dga trainee
Wendy Peterson ... second second assistant director (as Wendolyn Peterson)
B. Scott Senechal ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Richard J. Bayard ... construction coordinator (as Richard Bayard)
Walter Berner ... swing gang (as Walter Berner III)
Gary Clark ... paint foreman (as Gary A. Clark)
Addie Flores ... labor foreman
Frank Galvan III ... stand-by painter
Ross Harpold ... assistant set decorator
Paul Arthur Hartman ... swing gang (as Paul A. Hartman)
Michael W. Hirabayashi ... assistant art director (as Michael Hirabayashi)
Roger M. Janson ... construction foreman (as Roger Janson)
Alan S. Kaye ... set designer (as Alan Kaye)
Sherman Labby ... production illustrator
Jim Olson ... construction foreman (as James Olson)
Victor Petrotta III ... property assistant (as Victor F. Petrotta III)
Vic Petrotta Jr. ... property master
Richard R. Powell ... swing gang (as Richard Raymond Powell)
Tom Randol ... swing gang (as James T. Randol)
Chuck Roseberry ... assistant property master
Lazar Samarzich ... greens assistant
Robert Butch Samarzich ... greensman (as Robert L. Samarzich)
Monti Santilli Rainbolt ... property assistant
Scott Snyder ... construction foreman
Kenneth Turek ... leadman
Mark Vitale ... construction foreman
Larry R. Wehner ... labor foreman
David Larks ... illustrator (uncredited)
Jeff O'Bannon ... laborer (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Michael Carter ... assistant sound re-recording mixer
Norman A. Cole ... assistant adr editor (as Norman Cole)
Gordon Davie ... assistant sound editor
Jeffrey J. Haboush ... additional sound re-recordist
Graham V. Hartstone ... re-recording mixer (as Graham Hartstone)
Les Healey ... assistant sound editor
Nicolas Le Messurier ... assistant sound re-recording mixer
John Poyner ... adr editor
Bob Risk ... sound effects editor
Timothy P. Salmon ... boom operator
Jim Shields ... supervising sound editor (as Jimmy Shields)
Keith A. Wester ... production sound mixer
Sandy Buchanan ... post-production sound assistant (uncredited)
Tommy Goodwin ... adr mixer (uncredited)
Preston Oliver ... sound recordist (uncredited)
Dean St. John ... adr recordist (uncredited)

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Martin J. Gibbons ... special effects technician
Todd Jensen ... special effects technician (as Todd K. Jensen)
Tim Moran ... special effects technician (as Tim J. Moran)
Stan Parks ... special effects coordinator
Kevin Quibell ... special effects technician (as Kevin S. Quibell)
Paul Stewart ... special effects technician

Stunts

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Gregory J. Barnett ... stunt player (as Greg Barnett)
Bobby Bass ... stunt coordinator / stunt player
Steve Boyum ... stunt player
David Burton ... stunt player
Terry Collis ... stunt player
Bob Dewitt ... stunt player
Kenny Endoso ... stunt player
Tony Epper ... stunt player
Glory Fioramonti ... stunt double: 'Louise'
Diane Kay Grant ... stunt double: 'Thelma'
Marguerite Happy ... stunt double: 'Louise'
Billy Hank Hooker ... stunt player (as Hank Hooker)
Buddy Joe Hooker ... stunt player
Norman Howell ... stunt player (as Norm Howell)
Billy D. Lucas ... stunt player (as Billy Lucas)
John Meier ... stunt player
Anne Melville ... stunt player (as Ann Melville)
Bennie Moore ... stunt player (as Bennie E. Moore Jr.)
Mary Peters ... stunt player
Ronnie Rondell Jr. ... stunt player (as Ronnie Rondell)
Mike Ryan ... stunt player (as Michael C. Ryan)
David Webster ... stunt player
Dick Ziker ... stunt player
Tommy J. Huff ... stunt driver (uncredited) / truck stunts (uncredited)
Henry Kingi ... stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Steve Adcock ... second assistant camera
Andrew Aguilar ... grip (as Andy Aguilar)
Paul Amorelli ... best boy electrician
Audie Aragon ... best boy grip
David Canestro ... grip
John Connell ... aerial camera technician (as John A. Connell)
Edward J. Cox ... electrician
James M. Cox ... electrician (as James Cox)
Tom Cox ... chief lighting technician (as Thomas P. Cox)
Dennis Dodd ... generator operator
Kenji Inouye ... grip
R. Scott Judge ... dolly grip
Aaron Katz ... video assistant
Key grip Kevin Kennedy ... grip (as Kevin Kennedy)
J. Steven Matzinger ... clapper loader
Dan Mindel ... first assistant camera
Bob Miyamoto ... grip
Roland Neveu ... still photographer
Kevin Newett ... electrician
Stephen Patrick Norman ... second assistant camera
David B. Nowell ... aerial director of photography
Darrin Pulford ... electrician
Brad Rea ... dolly grip
Calmar Roberts ... first assistant camera (as Cal Roberts)
Bob Rose ... key grip (as Bobby Rose)
Erich O. Rose ... grip
Joe Rowan ... electrician
Michael Scott ... camera operator
John Smock ... electrician (as John D. Smock)
Alexander Witt ... camera operator / camera operator: second unit
Stephen Sfetku ... additional second ac (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Ira Belgrade ... casting associate
Dan Parada ... extras casting: The Casting Group

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Nisa Kellner ... set costumer
Taneia Lednicky ... key costumer
Janet Powell ... set costumer (as Janet L. Powell)

Location Management

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Larry D. Campbell ... location assistant (as Larry Campbell)
Ken Haber ... location manager: Utah (as Kenneth Haber)
James Kelly ... assistant location manager (as James M. Kelly)
Patrick Mignano ... location assistant
Michael Neale ... location manager: California

Music Department

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Joachim H. Hansch ... music executive: Pathe
Peter Haycock ... musician: solo guitar (as Pete Haycock)
Luis Jardim ... musician: percussion
Blake Lewin ... music coordinator
Kathy Nelson ... music supervisor
Laura Perlman ... music editor
Jay Rifkin ... music recordist
Nico Golfar ... score wrangler (uncredited)
Charlie Morgan ... musician: drums (uncredited)
Brad Segal ... assistant music executive: Pathe (uncredited)
John Van Tongeren ... composer: additional music (uncredited)
Hans Zimmer ... music arranger (uncredited) / musician: keyboards & synth programmer (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Luca Kouimelis ... script supervisor
Mark Mormar ... script editor (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Lynn Collis ... transportation captain
Terry Collis ... transportation coordinator
Jerry Sidwell ... transportation captain (as Gerald L. Sidwell)
David Trevino ... transportation captain

Additional Crew

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Robin Allen-Paris ... production assistant (as Robin Allen)
Christine Baer ... production coordinator
Paul J. Bellman ... production assistant (as Paul Bellman)
Scotty Bergstein ... assistant: Ms. Polk (as Scott Bergstein)
Sam Bernstein ... production accountant
Gerald Bowne ... craft service
Cary Burns ... assistant: Mr. Scott
Diana Campbell-Rice ... production secretary
Stephanie Claxton ... assistant production accountant
Tracy DeFreitas ... assistant production coordinator (as Tracy Defreitas)
Joe Everett ... unit publicist
Guiliano Gallo ... caterer (as Michaelson-Gallo)
Anthony Goldschmidt ... title designer
Tim Gonzales ... craft service
Pauline Granby ... assistant post-production accountant
Lisa Hackler ... projectionist
Elaine Hastings Edell ... Executive in charge of production finance
Don Hildebrand ... helicopter pilot
Michelle Michael ... first aid
Steve Michelson ... caterer (as Michaelson-Gallo)
Tim Monich ... dialect coach (as Timothy Monich)
Cee Ozenne ... stand-in: 'Thelma'
David Paris ... helicopter pilot
Patrick Spezialy ... payroll supervisor
Deborah Stenard ... stand-in: 'Louise'
Rob Stevens ... accounting secretary
Julie Strain ... stand-in: 'Thelma'
Arthur Tarry ... post-production accountant
Phillip L. Tomalin Jr. ... assistant: Ms. Sarandon (as Phillip Leslie Tomalin Jr.)
Kami Turrou ... production assistant
Cynthia Zajonc ... ground safety (as Cynthia V. Zajonc)
Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc ... aerial coordinator
Francie Brown ... dialect coach: Mr. Keitel (uncredited)
Alex Daniels ... voice actor (uncredited)
Kristi Frankenheimer ... production associate (uncredited)
Jim Jaffe ... product placement (uncredited)
Alan Ladd Jr. ... presenter (uncredited)
Jon Sperry ... dialect coach: Harvey Keitel (uncredited)
Larry Stelling ... mechanic (uncredited)
Joe Straw ... production accountant (uncredited)
Terrance Ottis Williams ... post-production accountant (uncredited)

Thanks

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Brett Palmer ... special thanks: The San Juan County Film Commission
Bette Stanton ... special thanks: The Moab Film Commission
Dale Stapley ... special thanks: State of Utah Department of Transportation
Amanda Temple ... special thanks
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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Louise is working in a diner as a waitress and has some problems with her boyfriend Jimmy, who, as a musician, is always on the road. Thelma is married to Darryl who likes his wife to stay quiet in the kitchen so that he can watch football on TV. One day they decide to break out of their normal life and jump in the car and hit the road. Their journey, however, turns into a flight when Louise kills a man who threatens to rape Thelma. They decide to go to Mexico, but soon they are hunted by American police. Written by Harald Mayr

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Taglines Somebody said get a life... so they did. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Thelma and Louise (United States)
  • Thelma and Louise (World-wide, English title)
  • Thelma (Israel, English title)
  • Thelma (Singapore, English title)
  • Thelma i Louise (Spain, Catalan title)
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Runtime
  • 130 min
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Box Office

Budget $16,500,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $6,101,297, 27 May 1991

Did You Know?

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Trivia The sequence where Darryl slips and falls over on the builder's supplies as he is leaving for work was unscripted, as Christopher McDonald genuinely lost his footing. Despite this, he remained in character, yelling at the workmen as he got into the car and drove away. As he states on the DVD commentary, director Sir Ridley Scott liked the result so much, he kept it in the film. See more »
Goofs While it is a popular movie trope that a caller must stay on the line a minimum amount of time before the call can be traced, by the time of this movie's setting, calls could be traced as soon as the connection was made. This is true even with a landline, a public phone, or a long distance call, as was the case in the film. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Tough Guise: Violence, Media & the Crisis in Masculinity (1999). See more »
Soundtracks Little Honey See more »
Quotes State Trooper: [sobbing] Please! I have a wife and kids. Please!
Thelma: You do? Well, you're lucky. You be sweet to 'em, especially your wife. My husband wasn't sweet to me. Look how I turned out.
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