"Wonderland"
Pilot (2000)

Regisseur:

Peter Berg

Drehbuchautor:

Peter Berg (screenplay)

TV-Serie:

"Wonderland" (2000)

Erstausstrahlung:

30. März 2000 (Staffel 1, Folge 1)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Nutzerkommentare:

One of the Best Series on Television

Besetzung

Ted Levine	...	Dr. Robert Banger
übrige Besetzung in alphabetischer Reihenfolge:
Rafael Báez
Becky Ann Baker	...	Dr. Reeples
Michelle Barker	...	Julie McCray
David Brown	...	Prison Guard
Billy Burke	...	Dr. Abe Matthews
Jim Burk	...	Cop #1 (as Jim Burke)
Joelle Carter	...	Heather Miles
Bostin Christopher	...	Medical Student
Rony Clanton	...	Bernard
Patricia Clarkson	...	Tammy Banger
Ana Cristina de Oliveira	...	Aurora
George DiCenzo	...	Therapist
Martin Donovan	...	Dr. Neil Harrison
Brother Eden Douglas	...	Barking Man (as Brother Douglas)
Linda Emond	...	A.D.A. Strictler
Santo Fazio	...	Cort
Michelle Forbes	...	Dr. Lyla Garrity
Meg Gibson	...	Forensics Nurse
Wai Ching Ho
Michael Hyatt	...	CPEP Nurse
Gloria Irizarry	...	Mrs. Lopinta
Eddie Korbich	...	Ronald Pulitz
Christopher Larkin	...	Asian Family Member
Paul Lazar	...	Willie Watches
Method Man
Saundra McClain	...	Guest
Leland Orser	...	Wendall Rickle
Kevin Pinassi	...	Mr. Hooper
Stuart Rudin	...	Louie
Jay O. Sanders	...	Ed Butowski
Irma St. Paule	...	Elizabeth
Erik Per Sullivan	...	Tucker Banger
Matthew Sussman	...	Emanuel Treyhill
Christopher Tracy	...	Extrication Officer
Michael Jai White	...	Dr. Derrick Hatcher
Ronald Yamamoto	...	Todd Gardner
Vija Zvers	...	Natalia (as Vija Brigita Grosgalvis)
Lisa Marie Panagos	...	Fantasy girl (uncredited)

Regie
Peter Berg

Buch (In alphabetischer Reihenfolge)
Peter Berg		screenplay

Produktion
Sirad Balducci	....	associate producer
John David Coles	....	executive producer
Ron Howard	....	executive producer
Tony Krantz	....	executive producer
Bonnie Mark	....	producer

Originalmusik
Craig Wedren

Kamera
Ron Fortunato

Schnitt
Dan Lebental

Casting
Joe Blake
Todd M. Thaler

Szenenbild
Chris Shriver

Bauten/Dekorationsbau (art directors)
Teresa Carriker-Thayer
Nicholas Lundy

Kostüme
Cynthia Flynt

Maske/Frisuren
Kelly Gleason	....	makeup department head

Produktionsleiter (production managers)
Beth Anne Jones	....	post-production supervisor

Regieassistenten
Bac DeLorme	....	second second assistant director
Peter R. McIntosh	....	second unit director

Ton Stab
Yann Delpuech	....	supervising sound editor
Kevin Lee	....	sound editor
Frank Morrone	....	sound re-recording mixer
William Sarokin	....	sound mixer

Visual Effects
Juan Carlos Vargas	....	visual effects (as Juan Vargas)

Kamera und Elektrik (Stab)
Gregory F. Johnson	....	grip
Chaim Kantor	....	camera operator: "a" camera
Darren Ryan	....	24 frame video operator
Rob Salviotti	....	film loader

Restlicher Stab
Adam Baer	....	location scout
Deborah Evans	....	first accountant
Kathleen E. Kearney	....	set production assistant
Paul Kramer	....	location manager
Randy Manion	....	location assistant
Lyn Pinezich	....	location manager
Dawn Murphy Riley	....	production coordinator
Kris Schackman	....	location scout
Elias Scoropanos	....	unit location assistant

Dax Griffin	...	Derek Wolf
Yada Beener	...	Zoe Hatcher

Regie
John David Coles
Charles McDougall
Oz Scott

Produktion
Peter Berg	....	executive producer
Brian Grazer	....	executive producer
Peter R. McIntosh	....	producer
Barry M. Schkolnick	....	co-producer

Originalmusik
William Orbit

Kamera
Terry Stacey

Schnitt
Angelo Corrao
Colby Parker Jr.

Szenenbild
Kristi Zea

Bühnenbildner/Ausstatter (set decorators)
Susie Goulder

Kostüme
Kristi Zea

Maske/Frisuren
Rose Chatterton	....	hair department head
Joe Cuervo	....	makeup artist
John Quaglia	....	hair stylist

Produktionsleiter (production managers)
Bart Wenrich	....	unit production manager

Regieassistenten
Randy N. Barbee	....	first assistant director
Kenneth G. Brown	....	second assistant director
Michael Pitt	....	second assistant director

Ausstattung (Stab)
Robert Griffon Jr.	....	property master

Ton Stab
Louis Bertini	....	supervising sound editor
Brian Bowles	....	sound
Nancy Cabrera	....	foley artist
Barbara Delpuech	....	foley editor
Darren King	....	adr supervisor
Gregory King	....	sound re-recording mixer
Danny Michael	....	sound mixer
Jay Peck	....	foley artist
Joe White	....	sound

Spezialeffekte
Ariel Velasco-Shaw	....	rhino effects

Kamera und Elektrik (Stab)
Chris Drechsler	....	electrician

Casting (Stab)
Jonathan Strauss	....	casting associate

Kostüm und Garderobe (Stab)
Anne Gorman	....	wardrobe supervisor: ABC TV
Barbara Hause	....	costume supervisor
Fionnuala M. Lynch	....	costume supervisor

Schnitt (Stab)
Laura Congleton	....	assistant editor
Dawn M. Gerrior	....	additional film editor
Emily Gumpel	....	assistant editor

Musik (Stab)
George Drakoulias	....	music supervisor
James Flatto	....	music editor
Tracy McKnight	....	music supervisor

Restlicher Stab
Randall Balsmeyer	....	title designer
Sasha Bardey	....	technical advisor
Jack Bavaro	....	assistant accountant
Robert Berger	....	technical advisor
Deb Dyer	....	accountant
Steve Ginsburg	....	assistant production coordinator
Linda Klein	....	on-set medical advisor
Lucienne Lane	....	assistant to executive producer
David Ray Martin	....	assistant location manager
Charles McDougall	....	director: 20/20 Hindsight
Peter Michaels	....	technical advisor
Jonathan Roumie	....	location scout
Robin Squibb	....	script supervisor
Reid Warman	....	production secretary

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Gefolgt von "Wonderland" (2000)

One of the Best Series on Television

This promised to be a great series, with compelling characters and realistic and excellent writing. I suppose the sponsors were frightened of being associated with a program that took such a naturalistic view of what it is like to work in a mental hospital, and especially with the outcome of one particular patient. I hope that the series is picked up by another network or cable sometime in the future. I am certain there are episodes that were not aired. It is sad that something so good would not "make it" past the first two episodes. We need to understand more about true aspects of life and have fewer silly shows that do not even come close to reality.