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White Lightning

Crew

J
Jules V. Levy
Producer
E
Edward Rosson
Director of Photography
G
George Jay Nicholson
Editor
R
Ross Brown
Casting
E
Eric Gorder
Set Decoration
W
William W. Norton
Writer
J
John Lipow
Sound Effects Editor
A
Arnold Laven
Producer
M
Michael Butler
Costume Design
T
Tom Ellingwood
Makeup Artist
M
Marlene Kolstad
Hairdresser
E
Elliot Schick
Production Manager
M
Mel Efros
Second Assistant Director
E
Edward Teets
Assistant Director
T
Tom Fairbanks
Property Master
C
Craig Binkley
Assistant Property Master
D
Donald F. Johnson
Sound
M
Marvin Kerner
Sound Effects Editor
H
Hal Watkins
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
K
Kenneth Schwarz
Boom Operator
C
Cliff Wenger
Special Effects
J
Jack L. Richards
Second Unit Cinematographer
E
Edmond L. Koons
Camera Operator
K
Ken Mazawa
First Assistant Camera
W
Walter Nichols
Rigging Gaffer
E
Ed Nielsen
First Assistant Camera
P
Phil Segura
Still Photographer
L
Lonnie Stewart
Grip
F
Frank Tureen
First Assistant Camera
G
Gary Van Auken
Key Grip
J
Joseph Viveros
Grip
P
Paul Vombrack
Camera Operator
J
Julian Wilson
First Assistant Camera
M
Michael Butler
Wardrobe Master
J
Jean Gingerich
Location Manager
J
John Caper Jr.
Music Editor
N
Natalie Drache
Script Supervisor
P
Paul Casella Jr.
Transportation Coordinator
J
Jerry F. Johnson
Driver
H
Howard A. Small
Driver
H
Hank Nesel
Driver
J
James Womack
Driver
T
Teresa Stokovic
Production Secretary

Gator Collection

White Lightning is a 1973 American action film from United Artists about Robert "Gator" McKlusky. The film is the uncredited film debut of six-year-old Laura Dern. A sequel, Gator, was released in 1976 and is Burt Reynolds directorial debut.