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Plot Summary
The sci-fi actioner is set 400 years in the future, when disease has wiped out the majority of the earth's population except for one walled, protected city-state, Bregna, ruled by a congress of scientists. The story centers on Aeon Flux(Theron), the top operative in the underground 'Monican' rebellion, led by The Handler(Frances McDormand). When Aeon is sent on a mission to kill a government leader, she uncovers a world of secrets.

Theron Redesigns Skimpy Superheroine Costume
Hollywood star Charlize Theron forced movie bosses to change her costume design for forthcoming movie Aeon Flux - after deciding her character's original outfit was too revealing. When Theron saw the superheroine's skimpy crime-fighting outfit of a bikini, thigh-high boots and shoulder pads, she decided to add trousers to the outfit. The 29-year-old star admits, "When you're playing with aspects of sexuality, certain things have to be hidden. That's what my mother always used to tell me. I wanted to stay as true as possible to the original character, but didn't feel the need to go as far with the costume." The sci-fi movie, based on the comic book adaptation, is due to be released in the autumn.

Babelsberg launches first stage of IPO
COLOGNE, Germany -- Germany's legendary Studio Babelsberg went public on the Frankfurt stock exchange Friday in the first stage of an IPO the studio hopes will raise around €15 million ($19.4 million). Babelsberg shares opened at €1.65 ($2.13) and jumped quickly to €1.80 ($2.33). Friday's placement involved just 11% of the 15 million Babelsberg shares the German group plans to float. The rest will be brought onto the market in a series of additional stock offers. Babelsberg has already started to invest its IPO cash, signing long-term leases for two new buildings that, Babelsberg said, will more than double the company's studio capacity. With the new space, Babelsberg said it was now able to accommodate two major productions at once.James McTeigue's comic book adaptation V for Vendetta is currently shooting at Babelsberg. Recent productions at the Studio include Aeon Flux, Around The World in 80 Days and The Bourne Supremacy.

Babelsberg launches first stage of IPO
COLOGNE, Germany -- Germany's legendary Studio Babelsberg went public on the Frankfurt stock exchange Friday in the first stage of an IPO the studio hopes will raise around €15 million ($19.4 million). Babelsberg shares opened at €1.65 ($2.13) and jumped quickly to €1.80 ($2.33). Friday's placement involved just 11% of the 15 million Babelsberg shares the German group plans to float. The rest will be brought onto the market in a series of additional stock offers. Babelsberg has already started to invest its IPO cash, signing long-term leases for two new buildings that, Babelsberg said, Will More than double the company's studio capacity. With the new space, Babelsberg said it was now able to accommodate two major productions at once.James McTeigue's comic book adaptation V for Vendetta is currently shooting at Babelsberg. Recent productions at the Studio include Aeon Flux, Around The World in 80 Days and The Bourne Supremacy.

Berlin beneficiary of major production boom
BERLIN -- The star power at this year's Berlin International Film Festival might be a few watts dimmer than in previous outings, but the German capital is fast becoming a regular stopover for Hollywood's tentpole productions. Flightplan, Aeon Flux, The Bourne Supremacy and Kevin Spacey's Bobby Darin biopic Beyond the Sea are just some of the recent high-profile U.S. features that have shot in Berlin, and the pace of production does not appear to be slowing down. James McTeigue's comic book adaptation V for Vendetta, starring Natalie Portman, is set to begin shooting next month at Studio Babelsberg, and Mission: Impossible III, which prepped in Berlin during the summer before being put on ice, looks likely to return to the city this summer.

Crane feels 'Adrenaline' rush
Second unit director Simon Crane is poised to make his directorial debut with Intermedia's Adrenaline. Penned by Mike Finch, the project is an action tale set in the world of thrill seekers who use their death-defying skills to pull off seemingly impossible heists. Scott Kroopf, president of Intermedia's Motion Picture Group, said: "Simon is one of the best in the business when it comes to the 'no holds barred' action scenes that make up this movie, and Mike Finch has given him a great vehicle for a nonstop roller coaster ride with strong characters and inventive set pieces." Intermedia exec Alex Litvak is overseeing the project along with Kroopf. Outlaw Prods.' Bobby Newmyer and Scott Strauss will produce. The script is undergoing a production rewrite, with the intention to put it on a fast track with cast and prospective domestic partners for a midsummer start. Crane, whose credits include Troy, Terminator 3, Tomb Raider and the upcoming Mr. and Mrs. Smith, is repped by ICM and attorney Peter Nichols of Lichter, Grossman, Nichols & Adler. Finch whose credits include Around the World in 80 Days, Aeon Flux and Wing Commander, is repped by Endeavor.

Casella moves into films with Taang!
Curtis Casella, founder of the long-running indie punk rock label Taang! Records, has founded the independent production firm Taang! Films with producer-actor Franco Columbu and former sports agent, ad man and production executive Wirt Morton. The company's first feature, Night Brings the Fury, is being co-produced by Martha Griffin (Girl Fight, Aeon Flux), Jennifer Kelly and the Taang! partners. Written and directed by Christopher Peroni, the punk-themed thriller will star Michelle Rodriguez (Girl Fight, Resident Evil). Principal photography will start in Prescott, Ariz., early next year. Taang! also is pursuing distribution rights to American Hardcore, an indie documentary about the hardcore punk scene based on Steve Blush's 2001 book.

Theron To Have "No Stunts" Clause
South African beauty Charlize Theron will have a 'no stunts' clause inserted into all of her future film contracts after the debilitating injury she sustained making her latest movie. The Oscar-winning Monster star had to take a month out from filming Aeon Flux after she injured her back shooting stunts for the futuristic action movie. Doctors finally allowed Theron to return to work last week and her heart-throb boyfriend Stuart Townsend has ordered her to use stunt doubles in future. A friend of the Hollywood couple says, "She's learned her lesson."

Renner head of Caro's 'Class'
Jeremy Renner is in negotiations to star in Niki Caro's Class Action opposite Charlize Theron. The Warner Bros. Pictures project is expected to beginning filming next year once Theron completes her starring role in Paramount Pictures/MTV Films' Aeon Flux. No start date has been set for Class Action, though, because Aeon, which is filming in Germany, had to suspend shooting last month when Theron suffered a neck injury during production. Paramount said Aeon is now aiming to resume filming next month. Queried about Theron's condition, a studio spokeswoman said, "She's fine and going back to work next month." The Oscar-winning actress continues to recuperate in Los Angeles, where she had an MRI last week to assess her recovery, sources said, and was later given the go-ahead to return to work.

Theron Misses Toronto Premiere
Oscar winner Charlize Theron was forced to miss the premiere of her new film at the prestigious Toronto Film Festival in Canada on Sunday night, because she was in too much pain to fly. The actress is undergoing physiotherapy in Los Angeles after injuring her back in a stunt on the set of new film Aeon Flux in Berlin, Germany, last month. Theron's boyfriend Stuart Townsend, who also plays her lover in new movie Head In The Clouds, was present at the Toronto Film Festival but refused to talk about his girlfriend's injury.

Townsend Gets Tough with Daredevil Theron
Charlize Theron's longtime boyfriend Stuart Townsend has urged the Oscar winner to slow down on film sets after she almost broke her back in a fall while filming in Berlin, Germany. The Irish actor has revealed his gorgeous girlfriend has been urged to rest up for six weeks after she insisted on doing her own stunts for the movie Aeon Flux, in which she plays an acrobatic superheroine. And he wants her to stop doing the work of her stunt doubles. Speaking on Ap Radio in America on Wednesday, Townsend said, "The slipped disc went in almost to the spinal cord. She's fine, but she could have been in a lot of trouble." Townsend confessed Theron isn't the type of actress to wimp out on set stunts: "She's not that kind of girl. She's like, 'Yeah, I'll do anything.' But I said to her, 'You know the stunt girl has got to start working now. Not you.'"

Charlize Returns to Los Angeles for Recovery
Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron has returned to her Los Angeles home after suffering an injury on the German set of her upcoming movie Aeon Flux. While her injury to her neck, which she sustained on Monday , has not been deemed serious enough to warrant hospitalization, they're still significant enough for production on the movie to be shut down for several weeks while Theron recovers. The Monster beauty, who has been doing her own stunts on the sci-fi thriller, has returned home so she can be seen by her own doctors and to recuperate. Aeon Flux is set centuries in the future at a time when a plague has wiped out most of the population. Theron plays the title character - a sleek, sexy commando who is part of a rebellion against the remaining government.

Charlize Theron Injured on Movie Set
Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron has suffered an injury while shooting stunts for her upcoming movie Aeon Flux in Germany. Filming in Berlin has been halted to allow her to recover, following the Monday mishap. It's not yet known if the injury will require script changes or when the movie will resume production. Theron's publicist Amanda Silverman says she had no information about the cause or severity of the accident, but stresses the 29-year-old Monster beauty wasn't hospitalized. Silverman says, "She did sustain an injury on the set. It's a very physically demanding role." Aeon Flux is set centuries in the future at a time when a plague has wiped out most of the population. Theron plays the title character - a sleek, sexy commando who is part of a rebellion against the remaining government.

Theron injury puts prod'n in 'Flux'
An injury Charlize Theron suffered on the set of Paramount Pictures/MTV Films' Aeon Flux has forced production to shut down on the sci-fi actioner for an indefinite number of weeks. The delay also could have a domino effect on Theron's next project, Warner Bros. Pictures' Class Action, which is scheduled to start filming early next year. Theron had been working in Berlin, where production on Flux began Aug. 16. The injury happened while Theron was performing stunts in wire-hanging action, according to unit publicist Jeanmarie Carrasco, quoted in an Associated Press report. Asked for further detail, Carrasco only would say: "She sustained an injury, and we are closing down for a few weeks so that she can be 100% when she returns. She wasn't hospitalized, but I can't comment on anything specific about her injuries." Carrasco said no cameras were rolling at the time of the incident.

Theron injury puts prod'n in 'Flux'
An injury Charlize Theron suffered on the set of Paramount Pictures/MTV Films' Aeon Flux has forced production to shut down on the sci-fi actioner for an indefinite number of weeks. The delay also could have a domino effect on Theron's next project, Warner Bros. Pictures' Class Action, which is scheduled to start filming early next year. Theron had been working in Berlin, where production on Flux began Aug. 16. The injury happened while Theron was performing stunts in wire-hanging action, according to unit publicist Jeanmarie Carrasco, quoted in an Associated Press report. Asked for further detail, Carrasco only would say: "She sustained an injury, and we are closing down for a few weeks so that she can be 100% when she returns. She wasn't hospitalized, but I can't comment on anything specific about her injuries." Carrasco said no cameras were rolling at the time of the incident.

'Alpha,' 'Flux' on Warner slate
Amelia Warner is starring in the Trudie Styler-produced Alpha Male for helmer Dan Wilde opposite Danny Huston, Jennifer Ehle and Styler. She'll follow that up with a role as the sister of Charlize Theron's character in Paramount Pictures' Aeon Flux for helmer Karyn Kusama and producer Gale Ann Hurd. Warner is in front of cameras on Alpha Male in London, playing the daughter in a dysfunctional family who is trying to come to terms with her life following the death of her father. Styler is producing through her Xingu Films production outfit along with Morvern Callar producer Robyn Slovo.

Director Carnahan off Par's 'Mission' sequel
Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible 3 has a new mission: finding a replacement director. Joe Carnahan has dropped out of the director's seat. Citing creative differences, Paramount Pictures has confirmed the move. According to Rob Friedman, vice chairman of the Paramount Pictures Motion Picture Group, the film remains scheduled to begin shooting as planned next month at Berlin's Babelsberg Studios. Babelsberg has had its own share of problems, with a recent takeover prompting a letter of protest sent to German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder from a committee representing the studios' 220 full-time employees. Committee chairman Jan-Peter Schmarje said that big-budget productions planned for the studio, including Aeon Flux and M-I:3, will go ahead as planned.

McDormand on 'Class' docket
Frances McDormand and Charlize Theron can't get enough of each other. McDormand is in negotiations to join Theron in the Warner Bros. Pictures drama Class Action. The Oscar winners are currently teamed up on Aeon Flux for MTV/Paramount Pictures. Written by Michael Seitzman, Class Action is a fictionalized account of the first successful sexual harassment prosecution in the United States, Jensen v. Eveleth Mines. Whale Rider helmer Niki Caro is on board to direct. Pending a deal, McDormand would play the role of Glory, a tough but tender iron miner who befriends and mentors Theron's character, Josie, a harassed mine worker who becomes the key plaintiff in the case. Industry Entertainment's Nick Wechsler is producing, with Nana Greenwald, Helen Bartlett and Doug Claybourne serving as executive producers. Courtenay Valenti is overseeing for the studio. McDormand's recent credits include Catwoman, City by the Sea and Something's Gotta Give. She is repped by Endeavor and Frank Frattaroli at Artists Independent Network.

McDormand on 'Class' docket
Frances McDormand and Charlize Theron can't get enough of each other. McDormand is in negotiations to join Theron in the Warner Bros. Pictures drama Class Action. The Oscar winners are currently teamed up on Aeon Flux for MTV/Paramount Pictures. Written by Michael Seitzman, Class Action is a fictionalized account of the first successful sexual harassment prosecution in the United States, Jensen v. Eveleth Mines. Whale Rider helmer Niki Caro is on board to direct. Pending a deal, McDormand would play the role of Glory, a tough but tender iron miner who befriends and mentors Theron's character, Josie, a harassed mine worker who becomes the key plaintiff in the case. Industry Entertainment's Nick Wechsler is producing, with Nana Greenwald, Helen Bartlett and Doug Claybourne serving as executive producers. Courtenay Valenti is overseeing for the studio. McDormand's recent credits include Catwoman, City by the Sea and Something's Gotta Give. She is repped by Endeavor and Frank Frattaroli at Artists Independent Network.

'Flux' effects find Paris home
Visual effects boutique Buf Compagnie is in exclusive talks to produce the cityscapes and futurist environments for Paramount Pictures' live-action adaptation of the MTV animated series Aeon Flux. The Paris-based digital effects house has agreed to create the previsualizations and a few hundred computer-generated shots in addition to supervising the visual effects on the high-flying sci-fi actioner starring Charlize Theron and Frances McDormand. The movie centers on an acrobatic assassin (Theron) and her handler (McDormand) involved in an underground rebellion in a city of the future. It is to be produced by MTV Films with Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Prods. in association with Lakeshore Entertainment.

Directed by
Karyn Kusama

Writers
Characters
Peter Chung
Screenplay
Phil Hay & Matt Manfredi

Producers
David Gale ... producer
Gregory Goodman ... producer
Martha Griffin ... co-producer
Gale Anne Hurd ... producer
Gary Lucchesi ... producer
Henning Molfenter ... associate producer
Tom Rosenberg ... executive producer
Van Toffler ... executive producer

Cast - in credits order
Charlize Theron ... Aeon Flux
Marton Csokas ... Chairman Trevor Goodchild
Jonny Lee Miller ... Oren Goodchild
Sophie Okonedo ... Sithandra
Amelia Warner ... Una Flux
Caroline Chikezie ... Freya
Frances McDormand ... The Handler
Other credited cast listed alphabetically
Terry Bartlett ... The Spy
Alexander Benjamin ... Monorail Passenger
Natacza Boon ... Monorail Passenger #4
Yangzom Brauen ... Inari
Bruno Bruni Jr. ... Commander Kono
Nikolai Kinski
Betty Okino ... The Monican
Narges Rashidi ... Young Woman
Claas Wuerfel ... Husband
Mehmet Yilmaz ... Man

Original Music
Reinhold Heil
Johnny Klimek

Cinematographers
Stuart Dryburgh

Editors
Peter Honess
Plummy Tucker

Casting Directors
Anja Dihrberg
Karen Lindsay-Stewart
Laura Rosenthal

Production Designers
Andrew McAlpine

Art Directors
Marco Bittner Rosser
Sarah Horton
Andreas Olshausen

Set Decorators
Bernhard Henrich

Costume Designers
Beatrix Aruna Pasztor

Make Up Department
Denise Kum ... hair designer
Denise Kum ... makeup designer
Jane O'Kane ... key makeup artist
Björn Rehbein ... hair stylist
Björn Rehbein ... makeup artist

Production Managers
Miki Emmrich ... production manager: second unit
Daniel Mattig ... unit manager
Kiki Morris ... post-production supervisor
Michael Scheel ... unit production manager

Second Unit Directors or Assistant Directors
Jan Sebastian Ballhaus ... first assistant director: second unit
Lyda Blank ... second assistant director
Chicco De Stefanis ... third assistant director: second unit
Ralph Eisenmann ... second second assistant director
Martin Krauka ... second assistant director: second unit
Ben Lanning ... second second assistant director: second unit
Cliff Lanning ... first assistant director: action unit
Lisa C. Satriano ... first assistant director

Art Department
John Bohan ... construction manager
Gerold Bublak ... prop maker
Laura Davison ... prop making buyer/co-ordinator
James Enright ... prop manufacturing supervisor
Enzo Enzel ... standby painter
John Frankish ... supervising art director
Gary Freeman ... supervising art director
Alex Friedrich ... prop maker
Stephan O. Gessler ... assistant art director
Dierk Grahlow ... construction supervisor
Marcus Haendgen ... property master
Ingeborg Heinemann ... art department co-ordinator
Philipp Hübner ... set carpenter
Oliver Kuhlmann ... stand-by props chargehand
Steffi Kulse ... construction buyer
Anja Müller ... set designer
Cathrin Müller ... assistant construction buyer
Cornelia Ott ... set designer
Peter Popken ... concept artist
Robin Richesson ... storyboard artist
Christian Schaefer ... assistant art director
Sebastian Schroder ... assistant art director
Toby Shears ... armoury props
Steve Summersgill ... set designer
Simon Weisse ... prop maker

Sound Department
Richard Adrian ... supervising sound editor
Christopher Alba ... first assistant sound editor
Manfred Banach ... sound mixer
Hadon Install ... boom operator
Thomas Jones ... dialogue/adr editor
Mario Migge ... boom operator
Lisa Varetakis ... foley editor

Special Effects Department
Herbert Blank ... special effects senior technician
Antje Blümel ... special effects assistant: second unit
Thomas Borde ... special effects technician
Gerd Feuchter ... special effects supervisor
Thomas Friedrich ... special effects technician
Rolf Hanke ... special effects project manager
Till Hertrich ... special effects senior technician: second unit
Wolfgang Higler ... special effects senior technician
Jeremy King ... miniatures and action props
Chris Kunzmann ... special props
Sylvio Lienert ... special effects assistant: second unit
Michael Luppino ... special effects foreman
Klaus Mielich ... special effects administrator
Armin Moritz ... special effects senior technician
Bernd Rautenberg ... special effects set supervisor
Jonas Schamal ... special effects assistant
Marcus Schmidt ... special effects technician
Jürgen Thiel ... special effects technician

Visual Effects Department
Shadi Almassizadeh ... CG supervisor: The Orphanage
Bernd Angerer ... character animator
Nancy Bernstein ... visual effects executive producer: Digital Domain
Brendan Bolles ... matchmove artist: The Orphanage
Daniela Calafatello ... modeler: The Orphanage
Can Chang ... roto/paint artist: The Orphanage
Wally Chin ... roto/paint artist
Steve Cho ... digital compositor: Digital Domain
YouJin Choung ... compositor: The Orphanage
Dan Cobbett ... lead compositor
Chad E. Collier ... scanning and recording operator: Digital Domain
Rafael Colon ... digital compositor: Digital Domain
Pallavi Devabhaktuni ... rotoscope artist: The Orphanage
Gareth Dinneen ... digital compositor
Scott Edelstein ... 3D integration artist: Digital Domain
Jonathan Egstad ... co-visual effects supervisor: Digital Domain
Saeed Faridzadeh ... digital artist
Nathan Fariss ... lead technical director: The Orphanage
Joe Farrell ... lead compositor
Daniel Favini ... digital artist: Digital Domain
Patrick Finley ... digital artist
Sharon Fitzgerald ... visual effects producer: The Orphanage
Roger Gibbon ... matte painting supervisor: The Orphanage
David Glicksman ... previs artist
Brian Hanable ... digital effects compositor: Pacific Title
Toby Haruno ... senior character animator: Digital Domain
Alex Henning ... lead compositor: The Orphanage
John Hewitt ... look development lead: Relical
John Hoffman ... data integration team
Jamison Huber ... visual effects coordinator
John K. Jenkins ... visual effects
Brad Kalinoski ... digital compositor
Piotr Karwas ... character animator
Patrick Keenan ... digital compositor: Pacific Title
Mike Kelleher ... digital artist: The Orphanage
Farid Khadiri-Yazami ... lighting & modeling
Heath Kraynak ... digital paint & roto artist: The Orphanage
Roger Kupelian ... senior matte painter
James Kuroda ... visual effects compositor: Digital Domain
Kelly L'Estrange ... visual effects producer: Digital Domain
Ryan Lastimosa ... modeler: The Orphanage
Laura LeFaivre ... visual effects production supervisor
Brandon McNaughton ... lead compositor
Yvette Memory ... visual effects production supervisor: The Orphanage
Erick Miller ... lead/senior character technical director
Marc Morissette ... digital compositor: Digital Domain
Melanie Okamura ... digital artist
Dan Patterson ... digital artist: Digital Domain
Alan Precourt ... digital compositor
Dav Rauch ... compositor: The Orphanage
Thomas Reppen ... digital artist
Aaron Rhodes ... rotoscope supervisor: The Orphanage
Jonathan Rothbart ... visual effects supervisor: The Orphanage
Marc Sadeghi ... executive visual effects producer: The Orphanage
Todd Sarsfield ... digital color grader
Tom Schultz ... match mover: Digital Domain:
Jason Selfe ... digital compositor
Som Shankar ... data integration lead
Emmanuel Shiu ... matte painter: The Orphanage
Geetha Singaracharlu ... 3D coordinator: Digital Domain
Ellen Somers ... visual effects producer
Ryan Stafford ... visual effects production coordinator: Digital Domain
Fin Teo ... digital artist
Quan Tran ... matchmove artist: The Orphanage
Linda Tremblay ... digital compositor
Sean Valla ... visual effects editor
Attila Veress ... digital film recordist/scanner
Andrew Waisler ... digital artist
Alex Wang ... digital artist: The Orphanage
Deborah Wiltman ... digital compositor
Carsten Woithe ... pre-vis supervisor
Chris Y. Yang ... digital effects artist
Jance Allen ... compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Kirstin Bradfield ... compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Irfan Celik ... technical director: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jeremy Cho ... rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Dennis Cooper ... visual effects production supervisor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Tim Dobbert ... matchmove artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Rainer Gombos ... technical director: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jonathan Harman ... technical director: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Trevor Hazel ... digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jessica Hsieh ... rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Sarahjane Javelo ... rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Steve Jaworski ... compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Ivan Landau ... visual effects editor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Woei Lee ... compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Ting Lo ... matte painter: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Natalie Nolan ... rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
David Petry ... matchmove artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Nathan Reidt ... technical director: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Michael Spaw ... technical director: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Mike Terpstra ... compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Kristi Valk ... matte painter: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Tiffany Wu ... rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Bethany Young ... visual effects production assistant: The Orphanage (uncredited)

Stunts
Kevin Abercrombie ... utility stunts
Terry Bartlett ... stunt performer
Manny Chavez ... utility stunts
Charles Croughwell ... stunt coordinator
Sean Graham ... stunt double
Tiffany Kyees ... stunt double
Alister Mazzotti ... stunt double
Daniel T. O'Brien ... utility stunts
Mika Saito ... movement coach/utility stunts
Armin Sauer ... stunts: Germany
Petra Sprecher ... stunt double
Wolfgang Stegemann ... stunt performer
Vanessa Wieduwilt ... stunt double: Charlize Theron

Miscellaneous Crew
Philipp Abel ... location production assistant
Christian Almesberger ... first assistant camera
Teodor Ardeleanu ... driver: Marton Csokas
Stephan Arendt ... production driver
Christopher Berg ... project coordinator: Arri
Ilsa Berg ... assistant: Mr. Lucchesi
Rori Bergman ... casting assistant
Josh Bleibtreu ... director of photography: second unit
Dietke Brandt ... set costumer
Jan Brun ... dolly grip
Thomas J. Cabela ... post-production assistant
Ilker Catak ... production assistant
Marcel De Lamotte ... production driver
Florian Dieckmann ... production driver
Matthias Dippe ... electrician
Julie Elder ... production assistant
Florian Emmerich ... camera operator: "b" camera
Florian Emmerich ... steadicam operator: second unit
Johnny Feurer ... assistant camera: "b" camera, second unit
Christian Fischer ... accounting assistant
Martin Frank ... gaffer
Rene Frommholz ... best boy
René Frotscher ... location assistant
Thomas Gottschalk ... assistant camera: second camera
Eddie Handschak ... video operator
Nils Hasenau ... key blocker
Juliane Heicken ... production secretary
Nina Hueskes ... location coordinator
Viktor Jakovleski ... driver: cast
Kristina Jansen ... production assistant
Rafael Jeneral ... second assistant camera
Philipp Klausing ... transportation captain
Christian Klempert ... location manager
Nils Konrad ... driver captain
Nils Konrad ... production driver
Frank Kusche ... set manager
Tiffany Kyees ... body double
Tiffany Kyees ... stand-in
Glenn König ... best boy grip
Suzanne Lehfeldt ... assistant to director
Heiko Lehmann ... rigging electrician
Silvia Lindner ... assistant production coordinator
Anna Isabell Logen ... personal dresser: Charlize Theron
Paolo Maggio ... daily driver
Alex Matcham ... production controller
Carolyn McLeod ... casting assistant: UK
Grit Menzzer ... personal driver: Charlize Theron
Sebastian Meuschel ... camera operator
Peti Misaila ... personal driver: Karyn Kusama
Iris Müller ... extras casting
Alexander Müller-Lenhartz ... production driver: second unit
Nadine Neuneier ... camera loader
Oliver Nitz ... transportation coordinator
Andy Novak¹ ... production assistant: additional photography
Nicole Nullmeyer ... key second assistant camera
Carrie Oviatt ... insurance accountant
Cherish Peterson ... assistant: Ms. Hurd
Petr Pietras ... production driver
Eva-Maria Pilling ... production coordinator: second unit
Andre Poser ... electrician
Scott Puckett ... assistant: Mr. Goodman
Simon Rainer ... electrician: second unit
Simon Rainer ... practical electrician
Ron Rakowski ... rigging gaffer
Trudy Ramirez ... script supervisor
Carola Raum ... costume supervisor
Kathleen Rodriguez ... set production assistant
Rebecca Saenz ... production assistant
Howard Samuelsohn ... dialect coach
Marco Schenke ... insurance accountant
Grit Schluechtermann ... cashier
Anna Schmigalla ... key production accountant: Germany
Lena Schmigalla ... accounting assistant
Jörn Schultke ... electrician
Jakob Schwarz ... housing coordinator
Roland Schütz ... driver: cast
Roland Schütz ... still photographer: pre-production
Joao Gonzaga Silveira ... production driver
Imke Sommerkamp ... production coordinator
Tina Steffan¹ ... production driver
Stephanie Thomas ... accounting assistant
John Trapman ... aerial director of photography
Carol Anne Wegner ... key wardrobe
Christian Wehrle ... video operator: splinter and second unit
Robert Wolff ... production driver
Uwe Zegnotat ... production driver
Altay Ünsal ... production driver
Anita Jorns ... assistant accountant (uncredited)
Neal 'Xingu' Rodil ... martial arts trainer: Charlize Theron (uncredited)
Tilmann Vierzig ... assistant accountant (uncredited)

Trivia
Production was delayed for over a month while Charlize Theron recuperated from a neck injury she sustained while doing a complicated stunt. After the injury, Theron now has a "no stunts" clause in her contracts.