The Passion of Ayn Rand


1h 45m 1999

Brief Synopsis

Biographical movie on the late novelist and philosopher, Ayn Rand (1905-1982), focusing on the 15-year affair between Rand and her young protege Nathaniel Branden, her friendship with her lover's wife Barbara Branden and her relationship with her husband, artist Frank O'Connor.

Film Details

Also Known As
Passion of Ayn Rand
Genre
Adaptation
Biography
Drama
Release Date
1999
Location
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 45m

Synopsis

Biographical movie on the late novelist and philosopher, Ayn Rand (1905-1982), focusing on the 15-year affair between Rand and her young protege Nathaniel Branden, her friendship with her lover's wife Barbara Branden and her relationship with her husband, artist Frank O'Connor.

Crew

Carmen Arndt

Production Manager

David Aulicino

Casting Associate

Brian Avery

Sound Mixer

Don Bachmann

Production Coordinator

David Bailey

Post-Production Coordinator

Drazen Baric

Assistant Location Manager

Jeff Beal

Music

Suzanne Benoit

Makeup Artist

Puerre Berube

Other

Ian Bibby

Gaffer

Edward Bonutto

Art Director

Robert Borics

Color Timer

Derek Brady

Location Manager

Barbara Branden

Book As Source Material

James F Breithaupt

Production Accountant

Alek Bromke

Adr

Robby Broughton

Assistant Editor

Raymond Brounstein

Camera Operator

Doug Chapin

Co-Executive Producer

Greg Chown

Dresser

Gavin Coford

Boom Operator

Steve Copley

Foley

Peter Crane

Producer

Marvyn Dennis

Dialogue Editor

Marco Di Flaviano

Production Assistant

Chris Dover

Color

Jessica Drake

Dialect Coach

Neil Fraser

Dolly Grip

Mary Gallagher

Screenplay

Giles Gardner

Assistant Editor

Michael Gibson

Photography

Rocco Gismondi

Assistant Director

Burke Goldstein

Grip

Joanne Harwood

Script Supervisor

Robert Hegedus

Dialogue Editor

Lindsey Hermer-bell

Production Designer

Steven Hewitt

Co-Executive Producer

Gianoula Ikonomou

Assistant

Terry Kelly

Other

Diane Kerbel

Casting

Tim King

Post-Production Supervisor

Bernie Kirsh

Music

Beth Klein

Casting

Howard Korder

Screenplay

Barry Krost

Co-Executive Producer

Erika Larner

Wardrobe

Jason Laszlo

Production Assistant

Marilyn Lewis

Executive Producer

Cory Mandel

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Joe Manguso

Dialogue Editor

David Martin

Editor

Jerome Mccann

Transportation Captain

Resa Mcconaghy

Costume Designer

Robin Mcconnell

Assistant

Jamie Mcrae

Grip

Irwin Meyer

Executive Producer

Keith Murphy

Steadicam Operator

Friday Myers

Property Master

Cynthia Nicolella

Post-Production Coordinator

Jesse O'connor

On-Set Dresser

Ron Orieux

Director Of Photography

Godfrey Pflugbeil

Assistant Camera Operator

Gersha Phillips

Assistant Costume Designer

Susan Pilcher

Music Coordinator

Glenn Pineau

Assistant Camera Operator

Diane Pitblado

Dialect Coach

Ed Poty

Adr

Spencer Proffer

Music Producer

Spencer Proffer

Music

Jane Rogers

Extras Agent/Coordinator

Erwin Roithmeier

Other

David Sauder

Assistant Art Director

Dan Sexton

Sound Effects Editor

Rob Shea

Other

Paul Shubat

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

John Sievert

Foley Artist

Mark Silver

Key Grip

Ken Sinclair

On-Set Dresser

Tim Singh

Assistant Director

Sean Skarupa

Best Boy

Brendan Smith

Set Decorator

Deborah Stewart

Production

John Sztejnmiler

Generator Operator

James Tamblyn

Video Playback

Bill Thrasher

On-Set Dresser

Chad Tomasoski

Post-Production Coordinator

Mark Van Alstyne

Transportation Coordinator

Martin Walters

Line Producer

Dave Watt

Construction Coordinator

John P Wehn

Assistant

John Wersta

Dolly Grip

Linda Curran Wexelblatt

Producer

Michael Zenon

Assistant Director

Film Details

Also Known As
Passion of Ayn Rand
Genre
Adaptation
Biography
Drama
Release Date
1999
Location
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 45m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Aired in United States 1999

Aired in United States January 1999

Aired in United States May 30, 1999

Released in United States on Video February 20, 2001

Shown at Seattle International Film Festival (American Independent Cinema) May 13 - June 6, 1999.

Began shooting January 1998.