Friday the 13th: Part 3 (1982) - A New Dimension In Terror...

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US Runtime: 96 min

Premiere Date:
Aug 13, 1982 [USA]

Director:	Steve Miner

Writers:	Ron Kurz [characters] Victor Miller [characters] Martin Kitrosser

Producers:	Lisa Barsamian [Executive Producer] Tony Bishop [Co-Producer] Frank Mancuso Jr. [Producer] Peter Schindler [Associate Producer]

Music by	Harry Manfredini

Edited by:	George Hively

Production Companys:	Georgetown Productions Inc. Jason Productions Paramount Pictures

Cast:

Dana Kimmell Chris Higgins Paul Kratka Rick Richard Brooker Jason Voorhees David Katims Chuck Larry Zerner Shelly Tracie Savage Debbie Jeffrey Rogers Andy Catherine Parks Vera Sanchez Gloria Charles Fox Cheri Maugans Edna Hatcher Steve Susskind Harold Hatcher		David Wiley Abel Perla Walter Mrs. Sanchez Terry Ballard State Trooper #2 Terence McCorry State Trooper #3 Steve Miner Newscaster Gianni Standaart Newswoman Anne Gaybis Cashier Amy Steel Ginny Field (archive footage) John Furey Paul Holt (archive footage) Betsy Palmer Mrs. Pamela Voorhees (archive footage)

Crew:

Gala Autumn assistant costumer Terry Ballard technical advisor Jon Carpenter transportation captain Bundy Chanock set medic Tony Kerum caterer Terence McCorry assistant to Mr. Miner Laurel Moore still photographer		Kathleen Newport script supervisor Bob Noland color timer J.B. Richner best boy electric Steve Slocomb first assistant camera Angel Trujillo caterer Eric Van Haren Noman camera operator Michael Zager composer - title theme

Special Effects:

Makeup & Effects Laboratories (MEL) Inc.		Makeup Effects Laboratories Inc.

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Trivia:

Richard Brooker was chosen as Jason simply because Steve Miner needed a big man for the role.
Able (the old man) is much like Crazy Ralph from the first two films.
Debbie picks up a copy of "Fangoria" and turns to an article about Tom Savini, the man responsible for the gore in some of the "Friday the 13th" films.
Not including the scenes from "Part 2," this is the only "Friday the 13th" film when none of the characters actually say the name "Jason."
Dana Kimmell frequently asked Frank Mancuso Jr. to remove some of the gore and nudity that the original script included.

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