Gerald Hirschfeld

I do.

It was shot by Gerald Hirschfeld, music by John Morris, edited by John C. Howard.

Just masterfully cut.

It's 105 minutes.

But let's move on to Young Frankenstein, 1974.

Production designer Dale Hennessy, set decorators Bob DeVessel and Diane Wagner, cinematography Gerald Hirschfeld.

So when Mel Brooks, the director, says everything has to be real but the comedy...

You know you're in for a ride.

This is, uh, what's the name of the cinematographer? It's, uh-

Je- Jerry Hirschfeld.

Yes.

He's an-

This one was.

When Frank was in the editing, he ultimately decided he just didn't like the scene as it had been shot on Fire Island.

And so, um, he, heard Jerry Hirschfeld and Frank went out on the beach, and, and, uh, he hired a different crew to shoot it.

But they ended up, 'cause in the original sequence, they hadn't been able to use dollies on Fire Island beaches.