The Hidden

It's only human on the outside...
The Hidden (1987)
Timing: 1:37 (97 min)

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Budget
$5 000 000
Box office
$9 747 988
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Director
Scenario
Producer
Robert Shaye, Gerald T. Olson, Michael L. Meltzer, Stephen Diener, Dennis Harris, Jeffrey Klein, Lee Muhl
Camera operator
Jacques Haitkin
Composer
Michael Convertino
Artist
Mick Strawn, C.J. Strawn
Audition
Annette Benson
Editing
Michael N. Knue, Maureen O'Connell
Whole Team (56)

Short description

When average, law-abiding citizens suddenly turn to a life of hedonistic behavior and violent crime, Detective Tom Beck is tasked with helping young FBI agent Lloyd Gallagher determine the cause.

What's left behind the scenes

  • Claudia Christian (stripper Brenda) remembers filming this movie for two reasons. First, the producers decided she had breasts that were too small, and accordingly selected a wardrobe for her character that emphasized her buttocks. Second, she damaged her cornea as a result of a shot from a prop gun. Because of this, during filming of the science fiction series "Babylon 5," when her character had to fire a prop gun, she instinctively turned her head away at the moment of pulling the trigger, which was completely unnecessary, as the prop gun there didn't fire, and all accompanying shots were added to the frame as visual effects later.
  • The method of stop-motion animation was used to transfer the alien creature from Devriz's body into Miller's body. During breaks, the stagehands would insert a model of the creature into a dummy head. William Boyett, the actor who played Miller, felt sick when he watched the creature enter his mouth and preferred to leave the room altogether.
  • Claudia Christian (stripper Brenda) remembers filming this movie for two reasons. First, the producers decided she had breasts that were too small and accordingly selected a wardrobe that emphasized her buttocks. Second, she damaged her cornea from a blank firing weapon. Because of this, when her character in the series 'Babylon 5' had to fire a blank weapon during filming, she would turn away at the moment of pulling the trigger, which was unnecessary as the blank weapon did not fire.
  • The movement of the alien creature from Devries' body to Miller's body used a puppet animation method. During breaks, stagehands would insert a model of the creature into a prop head. William Boyett, who played Miller, became nauseous watching the creature enter his mouth and preferred to leave the room altogether.
  • Claudia Christian (stripper Brenda) remembers filming this movie for two reasons. First, the producers decided she had breasts that were too small and, accordingly, selected a wardrobe that emphasized her buttocks. Second, she damaged her cornea as a result of being shot with prop weaponry. Because of this, whenever her character in the series 'Babylon 5' had to fire a prop gun, she would turn her head away at the moment of pulling the trigger, which was unnecessary as the prop gun didn't fire.

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