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Dreamscape ()


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A man who can enter and manipulate people's dreams is recruited by a government agency to help cure the President of the United States of his nightmares about nuclear war but stumbles upon an assassination plot.

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Alex Gardner
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Doctor Paul Novotny
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Bob Blair
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The President
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Jane DeVries
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Tommy Ray Glatman
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Charlie Prince
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Mr. Webber
Cory 'Bumper' Yothers ...
Buddy
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Snead
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Babcock
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Finch
Jana Taylor ...
Mrs. Webber
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Fred Schoenstein
Kendall Carly Browne ...
Mrs. Matusik
Kate Charleson ...
President's Daughter
Eric Gold ...
Tommy Ray's Father
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President's Wife
Carl Strano ...
Edward Simms
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McClaren
Bob Terhune ...
Dobbs
Fred Waugh ...
Bill Hardy (as Fred M. Waugh)
Timothy Blake ...
Mrs. Blair
Carey Fox ...
Tech Aide #1
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Tech Aide #2
Claudia Lowe ...
Tech Aide #3
Anna Chavez ...
Newswoman
Ben Kronen ...
Train Conductor
John Malone ...
Trolley Conductor
Mindi Iden ...
Waitress
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Grandma
Trent Dolan ...
Desk Guard
Andrew Boyer ...
Webber's Brother
George Caldwell ...
Buddy's Father
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Gardener
Tina Greenberg ...
Nurse
Alan Buchdahl ...
Track Announcer
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The Snakeman
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kelly ...
Girl at the Racetrack (uncredited)
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Lounge Customer #1 (uncredited)

Directed by

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Joseph Ruben

Written by

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David Loughery ... (story)
 
David Loughery ... (screenplay) &
Chuck Russell ... (screenplay) &
Joseph Ruben ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Bruce Cohn Curtis ... producer
Tom Curtis ... executive producer
Chuck Russell ... associate producer
Jerry Tokofsky ... co-producer
Stanley R. Zupnik ... executive producer

Music by

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Maurice Jarre

Cinematography by

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Brian Tufano ... director of photography

Editing by

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Richard Halsey

Editorial Department

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Lorenzo DeStefano ... associate film editor
Julie Feiner ... assistant editor
Michael Fottrell ... post-production coordinator
Mary Nelson-Duerrstein ... negative cutter (as Mary Nelson)
Barbara Slifka ... post-production coordinator

Casting By

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Johanna Ray

Art Direction by

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R. Clifford Searcy ... co-art director (as Clifford Searcy)
Jeff Staggs

Costume Design by

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Linda M. Bass

Makeup Department

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Richard Arrington ... assistant make-up
Greg Cannom ... special makeup
David Robert Cellitti ... special makeup effects artist
Francesca Maxwell ... makeup artist
David B. Miller ... special makeup effects
Craig Reardon ... special makeup
Kelly Andrea Rubin ... assistant makeup artist
Brian Wade ... special makeup effects artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Michael Daves ... first assistant director
Robert J. Doherty ... second assistant director (as Bob Doherty)
Jerry Ketcham ... additional second assistant director
Thomas Lofaro ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Ed Callahan ... set dresser
Kelly Deco ... set painter
Elliot Ellentuck ... construction coordinator
Bob Fox ... lead painter
Leslie Fredrickson ... carpenter
Mike Fredrickson ... lead carpenter
David L. Glazer ... property master (as David Glazer)
Mark 'Digger' Green ... assistant props (as Mark Green)
Richard K. Hummel ... set dresser
Crit Killen ... painter
Jeff Knight ... construction foreman
Jim Mallasch ... additional miniature landscapes
Leslie McDonald ... carpenter
Len Morganti ... visual effects art director
Escott O. Norton ... set construction
Christopher Saint Booth ... set constructor (uncredited)
Drew Struzan ... poster artist (uncredited)

Sound Department

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John K. Adams ... sound editor
Max Bell ... sound stereo consultant: Dolby
Barbara J. Boguski ... sound editor (as Barbara Boguski)
Gary C. Bourgeois ... re-recording mixer
Neil Brody ... re-recording mixer
Joseph D. Citarella ... re-recording mixer (as Joe Citarella)
Kirk Francis ... sound mixer
Devon Heffley Curry ... adr supervisor (as Devon Heffley)
Hudson B. Marquez ... boom operator (as Hudson Marquez)
Hoppy Mehterian ... adr recordist
Troy Porter ... sound recordist
John Post ... foley artist
Steve Rice ... dialogue editor
Richard D. Rogers ... foley recordist (as Richard Rogers)
Charles Ewing Smith ... sound effects editor
David E. Stone ... sound editor
Kendrick Sweet ... sound editor (as Ken Sweet)
Susumu Tokunow ... sound mixer (as Susumu Tokonow)
Douglas Vaughan ... boom operator
David Lewis Yewdall ... supervising sound editor (as David Yewdall)

Special Effects by

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Jim Doyle ... mechanical effects
John Eggett ... special effects coordinator
Craig Reardon ... special effects

Visual Effects by

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Jim Aupperle ... stop-motion visual effects supervisor
James Belohovek ... miniature constructor
Beverly Bernacki ... optical lineup
Stephen Czerkas ... stop-motion crew
Linda Drake ... stop-motion crew (as Linda Obalil)
Ernest Farino ... stop-motion crew (as Ernest D. Farino)
Rocco Gioffre ... matte artist
James Hagedorn ... optical printer operator (as James R. Hagedorn)
Pete Kozachik ... stop-motion crew
Peter Kuran ... visual effects creator
Kevin Kutchaver ... special photography
Dennis Pies ... dream tunnel effects created by
R.J. Robertson ... rotoscope animation
Jerome Seven ... effects stage photography
Paul Sheppeck ... additional matte paintings
Susan Turner ... miniature supervisor (as Susan K. Turner)
Jacqueline Zietlow ... production administration: VCE (as Jackie Zietlow)
Layne Bourgoyne ... animator: VCE (uncredited)
Stephen Czerkas ... snakeman model builder (uncredited)
Rick Taylor ... animation designer: VCE (uncredited)

Stunts

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Bobby Bass ... stunts
Gary Combs ... stunts
Justin De Rosa ... stunts
Richard Elmore ... stunts
James W. Gavin ... stunt pilot (as Jim Gavin)
James M. Halty ... stunts (as James Halty)
Chris Howell ... stunts
Jeff Imada ... stunts
Dan McCoy ... stunt driver
Bobby Porter ... stunts (as Bobby Parker)
Mic Rodgers ... stunts (as Mick Rodgers)
Jan Michael Shultz ... stunts (as Jan M. Shultz)
Frank James Sparks ... stunts
M. James Arnett ... stunt double: Eddie Albert (uncredited)
Gary Hymes ... stunts (uncredited)
Mic Rodgers ... stunt double: Dennis Quaid (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Ray Bilger ... electrician
Scott Buttfield ... electrician
Bruce Byall ... grip
Stephen Crawford ... electrician (as Steve Crawford)
Peter Davidian ... electrician
Cicero De Moraes ... electrician
Paul A. Edwards ... additional assistant camera (as Paul Edwards)
M.J. Elliott ... still photographer
Paul Elliott ... first assistant camera
Michael Everett ... best boy electrician
Steven Finestone ... second assistant camera (as Steve Finestone)
Robert Fischer ... best boy grip (as Bob Fischer)
Warren Burke Gerrard ... electrician (as Warren Gerrard)
James J. Gilson ... gaffer: second unit (as James Gilson)
Aloma Ichinose ... still photographer
Jack Johnson ... key grip
Matia Karrell ... electrician
Jordan Klein Sr. ... underwater director of photography
Joe C. Maxwell ... electrician (as Joe Maxwell)
Michael Milella ... grip
Kory Mills ... lighting technician
Roland Parra ... electrician
Ben Roscolene ... key grip
Ward Russell ... gaffer
Gary Thieltges ... camera operator: second unit
Ron Veto ... camera grip (as Ronald Veto) / dolly grip
Lynda Weinman ... animation camera (as Linda Weinman)
Jonathan Woolf ... best boy grip
Jeff Zimmerman ... additional assistant camera

Animation Department

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Stephen Berg ... assistant animator
Chris Casady ... animator
Ann Ducommun ... assistant animator
Ed Manning ... chief animator (as Edward Manning)
Terry Molatore ... assistant animator (as Terry A. Sittig)
Bruce Woodside ... animator
Kevin Kutchaver ... animator (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Susie DeSanto ... wardrobe supervisor
Elizabeth C. Grudzinski-Seal ... wardrobe: second unit (as Liz Beth Gower)
Randon Meyn ... wardrobe assistant

Music Department

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David Angel ... music performer
John Elizalde ... music supervisor (as Jon Elizalde)
Craig Huxley ... music performer (as Craig Hundley) / music programmer: synthesizer (as Craig Hundley) / music recording mixer (as Craig Hundley)
Maurice Jarre ... music programmer: synthesizer
Michel Mention ... music performer / music programmer: synthesizer
Charles Paley ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Kathryn Zatarga ... script supervisor (as Kathy Zatarga)

Transportation Department

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Steve Hellerstein ... transportation captain
Larry White ... driver: honeywagon

Additional Crew

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Julie Ahlberg ... production coordinator (as Julie Bilson Ahlberg)
Kimberly Bellman ... craft service
Jessica Biscardi ... assistant to producer
Bruce Cohn Curtis ... presenter
Michael J. Dill ... production assistant
Patricia Frazier ... craft service
Rebecca Greeley ... production secretary
Joe Hornok ... animal trainer (as Joseph R. Hornok)
John Robert Jenings ... animal trainer
Alan Jones ... creative consultant
David Kippen ... craft service
Karen Kuebler ... assistant auditor
Peter Kuran ... title designer: main titles
Coni Lancaster ... assistant production coordinator
Barbara Martin ... technical advisor
Karl Lewis Miller ... animal trainer
Monique Minyon ... production assistant
Rip Murray ... production assistant
Amy Rabins ... production executive
Daniel Schott ... assistant to producer
Martin C. Shaffer ... medical advisor (as Martin C. Shaffer M.D.)
Dale Tate ... title designer
Cami Taylor ... production associate (as Cami Dempsey Taylor)
Suzanne Waite ... production assistant
Dennis Tracy ... stand-in: Eddie Albert (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A government funded project looks into using psychics to enter people's dreams, with some mechanical help. When a subject dies in his sleep from a heart attack Alex Gardner becomes suspicious that another of the psychics is killing people in the dreams somehow and that is causing them to die in real life. He must find a way to stop the abuse of the power to enter dreams. Written by Zaphod

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Taglines Whatever goes on in your dreams is no longer for your eyes only See more »
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Also Known As
  • Dreamscape: Höllische Träume (Germany)
  • La gran huida (Spain)
  • Sueños de escape (Colombia)
  • Ucieczka w sen (Poland)
  • ドリームスケープ (Japan, Japanese title)
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Runtime
  • 99 min
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Box Office

Opening Weekend United States $2,257,000, 19 Aug 1984

Did You Know?

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Trivia Was the second film to be Rated PG-13 under then new MPAA ratings guidelines following Red Dawn (1984), which had come out weeks prior to this film's release. See more »
Goofs Blair may be the head of the CIA but he is not in charge of security for the President. That falls solely on the Secret Service for which Blair and Novotny , would have no say in the matter of where the President would be staying. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Sheena, Queen of the Jungle/Dreamscape/The Adventures of the Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension/The Bostonians/Metropolis (1984). See more »
Soundtracks Baby, Can't We Take It Home See more »
Quotes Alex Gardner: [14:53] Nice place you got here. Who's your decorator? Darth Vader?
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