Pink Floyd The Wall
Alan Parkers film from Roger
Waters screenplay based on the album 'The
Wall'.
Production start: September 7, 1981.
Worldpremiere: London July 14, 1982.
Included songs, running order:
DVD Collectors edition was released in region 1 December 1999 and in January 2000 for region 2. A 25th anniversary Limited Edition (deluxe packlage) released Nov. 2004 (January 2005 for the US).
- Widescreen letterbox (anamorphic)
- Dolby Digital 5.1
- Commentary by Roger Waters and animation director Gerald Scarfe
- Production notes
- Trailers
- Previously Released "Making-Of" Documentary: "The Other Side Of The Wall" (25 min.)
- New Documentary: "Retrospective" (45 min.), interviews with the cast and filmmakers
- Production stills
- Footage from Hey You
- Music videoclip: Another Brick In The Wall, part two
The movie has not been released on Blu-ray
Storyline
Are you a bit lost of the narrative with all it's flashbacks og forwards? Check out the 'Brick by brick' transciption of the Wall-movie
Credits
Running time: 95 min.
Tin Blue/Goldcrest Films for MGM
Director: Alan Parker
Producer: Alan Marshall
Assistant directors: Ray Corbett, Kieron Phipps, Steve Harding
Script by Roger Waters
Animations: Gerald Scarfe
Photographer: Peter Biziou
Editor: Gerry Hambling
Cast:
Pink - Bob Geldof
The wife - Eleanor David
The teacher - AlexMcAvoy
Mother - Christine Hargreaves
Father - James Laurenson
The teacher - Alex McAvoy
The Manager - Bob Hoskins
Young Pink - Kevin McKeon
Little Pink - David Bingham
Groupie - Jenny Wright
Playground father - Ray Mort
The lover - James Hazeldine
Teachers wife - Marjorie Mason
The doctor - Ellis Dale
Amercian doctor - Robert Bridges
Hotel manager - Michael Ensign
Spanish maid - Marie Passarelli
With... Joanne Whalley, Winston Rose, Nell Campbell, Emma Longfellow, Lorna Barton, Rod Beddall, Peter Jonfield, Philip Davis, Gary Olsen, Eddie Tagoe, Dennis Fletcher, Jonathan Scott, Joanna Dickens, John Scott Martin, Marilyn Thomas, Brenda Cowling, Michael Burrel, Malcolm Rogers, John Broughton, John Paul Morgan, Albert Moses, Vincent Wong, Mark Newman, Lucita Lijertwood, Betty Whelan, David Fleesham, Joanna Andrews, Diana King, Roger Kemp, David Smythe, Keith Wray
Pink Floyd:
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Nick Mason
Rick Wright
With:
Bob Geldof, Andy Bown, Bobby Hall, Jeff Porcaro, Willie
Wilson, Freddie Mandell, Bob Ezrin,
Lee Ritenour, Toni Tennile, Joe Chemay, Stan Farber, Jim Haas, Islington
Green School Choir, Pontardulais Male Voice Choir
Soundtrack production:
Produced by Roger Waters, David
Gilmour and James Guthrie
Orchestra conducted and arranged by Michael
Kamen
Sound coordinator and engineer: James
Guthrie
Music engineers: Michael A. Carter, Andrew
Jackson, John McClure and Nigel Taylor
Sound editor: Eddy Joseph
Music editor: Barry Lintern
'Mother', 'Bring The Boys Back Home', and 'Outside The Wall' was re-recorded for the movie together with the new song 'When The Tigers Broke Free'.
'In The Flesh' was dubbed with a new vocal by Bob Geldof.
All other songs were remixed with various small changes. 'What Shall We Do Now', finally got space in the movie. But 'Hey You' and 'The Show Must Go On' was dropped. Hey You can be seen in a rough edit on the DVD version of the movie. An Overture was recorded, but not used.