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D.O.A. ()


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A college professor's day: his top student allegedly commits suicide, his wife presents him with divorce papers and he overnights in a freshman girl's dorm. The next day: more murders around him. Will he find the killer in time?

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Dexter Cornell
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Sydney Fuller
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Mrs. Fitzwaring
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Hal Petersham
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Gail Cornell
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Bernard
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Cookie Fitzwaring
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Nicholas Lang (as Rob Knepper)
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Graham Corey
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Detective Ulmer
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Detective Brockton
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Elaine Wells
Karen Radcliffe ...
Jane Corey
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Chief Resident
Lee Gideon ...
Mr. Fitzwaring
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Nick Lang, Sr.
Hillary Hoffman ...
Corey's Daughter
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Sloane
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College President (as Michael Costello)
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Desk Sergeant (as William Johnson)
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Metcalf
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Barb
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Cabbie
Joye Swan ...
Survey Girl
Charles Beecham ...
English Professor
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Frat Jock #1
Matt Thompson ...
Frat Jock #2
Barbara MacDonald ...
Timbuk 3
Pat MacDonald ...
Timbuk 3
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Anne Carr ...
Guitar player (uncredited)
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Art Patron (uncredited)
William Throckmorton ...
Kissing Booth Vendor (uncredited)

Directed by

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Annabel Jankel
Rocky Morton

Written by

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Charles Edward Pogue ... (story by) and
Russell Rouse ... (story by) &
Clarence Greene ... (story by)
 
Charles Edward Pogue ... (screenplay by)

Produced by

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Andrew J. Kuehn ... co-producer (co-produced by)
Ian Sander ... producer (produced by)
Cathleen Summers ... co-producer (co-produced by)
Laura Ziskin ... producer (produced by)

Music by

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Chaz Jankel

Cinematography by

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Yuri Neyman

Editing by

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Raja Gosnell
Michael R. Miller

Editorial Department

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Michael Berenbaum ... first assistant editor
Susanne Gervay ... negative cutter
Lisa Lange ... post-production coordinator
Michael Pickel ... post-production associate
Pamela Reisenleiter ... second assistant editor
Douglas Walker ... post-production associate

Casting By

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Nancy Foy

Production Design by

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Richard Amend

Set Decoration by

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Michael O'Sullivan

Costume Design by

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Nancy Cone

Makeup Department

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Bridget Bergman ... hair stylist
Barbara Olvera ... hair assistant / makeup assistant
Ronnie Specter ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Jeanne Van Cott ... production manager
Jayne Armstrong ... post-production supervisor (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Sandy Collister ... second second assistant director
Louis D'Esposito ... first assistant director
Richard Patrick ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Chez Cherry ... scenic paint foreman (as Chris Cherry)
Joe Cooper ... carpenter
Catherine Davis ... on-set dresser
Tom Dreesen ... construction coordinator (as Thomas Dreeson)
Mary Cecile Hjerter Gee ... carpenter
Marcos E. Gonzalez ... assistant props
Jeff Scott Graham ... carpenter
Rex Harder ... set dresser
Robert Janecka ... set dresser
John L. Kehoe ... property master
Terry Kempf ... construction foreman
Doug Lefler ... storyboard artist
Thomas Lemman ... carpenter
James Michael McBride ... set dresser
Brian McDonald ... set dresser
Jenny C. Patrick ... set dresser (as Jenny Patrick)
Richard Petty ... carpenter
Eric A. Williams ... lead man (as Eric Williams)
Leonard Wilson ... set dresser
Ron Greenwood ... property master: re-shoot (uncredited)
David Menefee ... carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department

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James Ashwill ... foley mixer
Kevin Bartnof ... foley artist
Anna Behlmer ... sound recordist
Gary C. Bourgeois ... re-recording mixer
Thomas Brandau ... sound mixer
Ed Callahan ... dialogue editor
Chris Carpenter ... re-recording mixer
Christine Danelski ... assistant sound editor
John Duvall ... foley editor
Thomas A. Fucci ... adr editor
John Haeny ... sound effects editor
Robin Harlan ... foley artist
Allen Hartz ... adr editor
Wayne Heitman ... re-recording mixer
Mary Jo Lang ... foley re-recordist
Maria Lee Silver ... assistant sound editor
Martin Maryska ... sound effects editor
Susan Mazzei ... assistant sound editor
John Morris ... dialogue editor
Lorie O'Shatz ... dialogue editor
Debbie Pinthus ... boom operator (as Deborah Pinthus)
Nic Ratner ... assistant sound editor
Jerry Ross ... supervising sound editor
Alicia Stevenson ... foley artist

Special Effects by

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Jack 'Deuce' Bennett II ... special effects assistant
Jack Bennett ... special effects coordinator
Kenney Miller ... special effects assistant

Stunts

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Jamie Bunch Elliott ... stunts (as Jamie S. Bunch)
Tim Butler ... stunts
Randy Fife ... stunt coordinator (as Randy 'Fife') / stunts (as Randy 'Fife')
Dale Graves ... stunts
James Pate ... stunts
Steve Pate ... stunts
Tim Short ... stunts
John Shults ... stunts (as Jon Shults)
Laura Scott Wallace ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Robert Adams ... best boy grip
Daniel Anaya ... electrician
Bryan Ashford ... grip
Sharon Beard ... still photographer
Michael Cohn ... electrician
Stefan Czapsky ... additional photographer
Lee Daniel ... additional first assistant camera
Jim Dinn ... electrician
Robert K. Feldmann ... key grip (as Robert Feldman)
Morris Flam ... gaffer
Steve Graves ... grip
Christopher Hall ... electrician
Gregory Irwin ... first assistant camera
George Mays ... grip
Bill O'Drobinak ... second assistant camera
Richard Osborn Jr. ... additional first assistant camera
Christopher Rogers ... dolly grip
Martin Schaer ... camera operator
Steve Spallone ... best boy electric
Michael Spiller ... additional first assistant camera
Pat Waugh ... electrician
Tom Fraser ... additional camera operator (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Cathy Sandrich Gelfond ... casting assistant: Los Angeles (as Cathy Sandrich)
Barbara Harris ... voice casting
Rody Kent ... casting: Texas

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Nancy Allen ... wardrobe supervisor
Yvonne Cervantes ... wardrobe supervisor
Shari Gray ... wardrobe assistant

Location Management

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Eric Henshaw ... location restoration
George Herthel ... location manager
Keith Montgomery ... location assistant

Music Department

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Don Hahn ... score engineer
Chaz Jankel ... score producer
Michael Linn ... music editor / score producer
Joe Schiff ... music
Mark Watters ... music arranger: string arrangements
Robert Randles ... music advisor (uncredited)
Leonard Rogowski ... composer: additional music (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Marita Grabiak ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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John East ... transportation captain
Jerry McKnight ... transportation coordinator
Joseph Lockwood ... driver (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Michael Barefoot ... first aid
Charles Bartlett ... adr voice
Sara Beechner ... production associate
Anne Carr ... craft service
Cathy Cavadini ... adr voice
Ron Dittman ... production associate
Ike Eisenmann ... adr voice
Rebecca Greeley ... production coordinator
Geoff Halpin ... logo typographer
William Heald ... production associate
Dominic Hoffman ... adr voice
Cathe Holley ... pre-production coordinator
Kevin Ivey ... production associate
Francine Lauzon ... assistant to producers
Jordan Levin ... publicity intern
Tina Lifford ... adr voice
Joanna Lipari ... adr voice
Nancy Locke ... assistant to producers
Christina MacGregor ... adr voice
April McKee ... craft service
Larry Moss ... adr voice
Susan Napoli ... adr voice
Jan Rabson ... adr voice
Julie Kay Rogers ... production associate
Bryan Scott ... adr voice
Rachel Shaw-Bayon ... production associate
Ellen Smith ... production associate
David Storrs ... synthesizer programmer
Bethlyn Gerard ... stand-in (uncredited)
Lisa S. Girolami ... associate production executive (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Dexter Cornell, an English Professor, becomes embroiled in a series of murders involving people around him. Dexter has good reason to want to find the murderer but hasn't much time. He finds help and comfort from one of his students, Sydney Fuller. Written by Rob Hartill

Plot Keywords
Taglines Someone poisoned Dexter Cornell. He's got to find out who. He's got to find out why. He's got to find out now. In 24 hours, he'll be Dead On Arrival. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Dead on Arrival (United States)
  • Dead on Arrival (World-wide, English title)
  • DOA (World-wide, English title)
  • D.O.A.: Dead on Arrival (World-wide, English title)
  • Mort à l'arrivée (France)
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Runtime
  • 96 min
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Box Office

Budget $3,500,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Third of five versions of the D.O.A. (Dead on Arrival) story with the first being the classic original film noir motion picture D.O.A. (1949) with other versions being D.O.A. (1988), Crank (2006), Color Me Dead (1969), and Dead on Arrival (2013). See more »
Goofs At the end of the movie, Dex shoots the villain, who falls out of a window. Dex shot the villain in the front and the villain took several steps backward, without turning around. The next shot shows the villain very obviously jumping out of the window by running up to it facing forward and spinning around in the air. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Little Nikita/Vice Versa/D.O.A./Off Limits/Stand and Deliver (1988). See more »
Soundtracks Too Much Sex, Not Enough Affection See more »
Crazy Credits The opening Touchstone Logo is in black & white and the logo's flash is accompanied by a thunder clap. See more »
Quotes Bernard: I don't think I like what you're inferring, Mr. Cornell...
Dexter Cornell: [condescendingly] Implying. When I say it, that's implying. How you take it, that's inferring.
Bernard: I see. Infer this.
[punches Dexter]
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