Zeppelin (1971)

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Director

Etienne Périer
Etienne Périer
director (as Etienne Perier)

Writers

Arthur Rowe
Arthur Rowe
screenplay by and
Donald Churchill
Donald Churchill
screenplay by
Owen Crump
Owen Crump
story by

Cast

(in credits order) verified as complete

Rest of cast listed alphabetically

John Baskcomb
John Baskcomb
Henderson
(uncredited)
Robert Cawdron
Robert Cawdron
Officer
(uncredited)
Peter Fraser
Peter Fraser
Marine
(uncredited)
Alan Gibbs
Alan Gibbs
Officer
(uncredited)
Victor Harrington
Victor Harrington
Major-General
(uncredited)
Dorian Healy
Dorian Healy
Child
(uncredited)
Lew Hooper
Lew Hooper
Official
(uncredited)
Arthur Howard
Arthur Howard
Carlyle
(uncredited)
John Levene
John Levene
British Soldier in Pub
(uncredited)
Matthew Long
Matthew Long
Naval Gunner
(uncredited)
Manny Michael
Manny Michael
German Soldier
(uncredited)
Richard Morant
Richard Morant
Billy Chisholm
(uncredited)
Molly Peters
Molly Peters
Barmaid
(uncredited)

Producers

Owen Crump
Owen Crump
producer (produced by)
J. Ronald Getty
J. Ronald Getty
executive producer

Composer

Roy Budd
Roy Budd

Cinematographer

Alan Hume
Alan Hume
director of photography

Editor

John Shirley
John Shirley

Casting Director

Lesley De Pettit
Lesley De Pettit
casting director (as Lesley de Pettitt)

Production Designer

Fernando Carrere
Fernando Carrere
production designer (uncredited)

Art Director

Bert Davey
Bert Davey

Set Decorator

Arthur Taksen
Arthur Taksen

Costume Designer

Sue Yelland
Sue Yelland

Makeup Department

Colin Jamison
Colin Jamison
hairdresser
Neville Smallwood
Neville Smallwood
makeup supervisor
Linda DeVetta
Linda DeVetta
make-up (uncredited)
Jan Jamison
Jan Jamison
assistant hairdresser (uncredited)

Production Manager

Claude Hudson
Claude Hudson
production manager

Second Unit Directors or Assistant Directors

Kip Gowans
Kip Gowans
assistant director
Nicolas Hippisley-Coxe
Nicolas Hippisley-Coxe
second second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

Charles Hammerton
Charles Hammerton
construction manager
Norman Reynolds
Norman Reynolds
draughtsman (uncredited)
Tony Rimmington
Tony Rimmington
assistant art director (uncredited)

Sound Department

Gordon Everett
Gordon Everett
sound recordist
C. Le Mesurier
C. Le Mesurier
sound recordist (as Colin Le Messurier)
Vernon Messenger
Vernon Messenger
sound editor
Les Wiggins
Les Wiggins
sound editor (as Leslie Wiggins)
John Hayward
John Hayward
re-recording mixer (uncredited)

Special Effects

Gerry Johnston
Gerry Johnston
special effects supervisor / special effects (uncredited)
Cliff Richardson
Cliff Richardson
special effects
Michael Albrechtsen
Michael Albrechtsen
special effects (uncredited)
John Richardson
John Richardson
special effects (uncredited)
Brian Smithies
Brian Smithies
special effects technician (uncredited)

Visual Effects

Cliff Culley
Cliff Culley
matte photographer
Charles Staffell
Charles Staffell
process photography
Wally Veevers
Wally Veevers
special photographic effects

Stunts

Gilbert Chomat
Gilbert Chomat
stunt pilot (uncredited)
Gerry Crampton
Gerry Crampton
stunts: Peter Carsten (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

Derek V. Browne
Derek V. Browne
camera operator (as Derek Browne)
Ginger Gemmel
Ginger Gemmel
camera operator (as Neil Gemmell)
Brian West
Brian West
lighting cameraman: second unit
John Earnshaw
John Earnshaw
focus puller (uncredited)
Skeets Kelly
Skeets Kelly
aerial photographer (uncredited)

Costume Department

Brenda Dabbs
Brenda Dabbs
wardrobe supervisor

Location Management

Bernard Hanson
Bernard Hanson
location manager

Music Department

Roy Budd
Roy Budd
conductor

Script and Continuity Department

Rita Davison
Rita Davison
continuity

Additional Crew

Herbert G. Luft
Herbert G. Luft
financial supervisor
Friedrich Sturm
Friedrich Sturm
German technical adviser (as Dr. Ing. Friedrich Sturm {formerly a Chief Engineer of the Zeppelin Works, Friedrichshafen})
Gordon Rowe
Gordon Rowe
researcher (uncredited)

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