Clinton and Nadine
Brief Synopsis
An odd couple (a smuggler of exotic birds and a prostitute) are caught in the midst of a criminal conspiracy that includes murder, fund diversion, and gun-running to the Contras.
Cast & Crew
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Jerry Schatzberg
Director
Helen Hanft
Carlos Cestero
Rusty Pouch
Julio Oscar Mechoso
Morgan Freeman
Film Details
Also Known As
Blood Money: The Story of Clinton and Nadine, Night Hunt
Genre
Adventure
Comedy
Drama
Thriller
Release Date
1988
Location
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA; Miami, Florida, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Synopsis
An odd couple (a smuggler of exotic birds and a prostitute) are caught in the midst of a criminal conspiracy that includes murder, fund diversion, and gun-running to the Contras.
Cast
Helen Hanft
Carlos Cestero
Rusty Pouch
Julio Oscar Mechoso
Morgan Freeman
Alfred Alvarez-calderon
Mario Ernesto Sanchez
Alan North
Anthony Correa
Michael Lombard
Jan Hammer
Performer
Rafael Guzman
Shawn Mcallister
Jay Amor
Pedro Depool
Ellen Barkin
Brad Sullivan
Andy Garcia
Nancy Giles
Helen Davies
Thomas A Carlin
Bill Raymond
John C. Mcginley
Crew
Deborah Allen
Song
Deborah Allen
Song Performer
Howard Barker
Production Designer
Janie Barnett
Song Performer
Susan Barry
Makeup
Robert M. Berens
Assistant Property Master
Mary Lou Byrd
Costume Department
Lou Cerborino
Music Editor
Vivian J Cocheo
Costumes
Jim Coe
Photography
Jack Dalton
Boom Operator
Carl D Davin
Generator Operator
Gary Davis
Second Unit Director
John P Dunn
Transportation Captain
Richard J Edesa
Camera Operator
John Elton
Director Of Photography
John Elton
Dp/Cinematographer
Margie Farber
Production Assistant
Peter Farber
Assistant Property Master
Sonny Filippini
Script Supervisor
Stephen J Fisher
Production Manager
Tom Fleischman
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Robert Foster
Screenplay
Ron Gertz
Music Supervisor
Ron Gertz
Song
Philip Goldblatt
Makeup Artist
Larry E Goodwin
Property Master
Larry Gottlieb
Song
Larry Gottlieb
Song Performer
Jill Haberman
Casting Associate
Bernie Hajdenberg
Sound Editor
Jan Hammer
Song
Jan Hammer
Music
Paula Herold
Casting
Ellen Jacoby
Extras Agent/Coordinator
Edward J Knott
Dolly Grip
Edward J Knott
Key Grip
Huey Laborde
Transportation Co-Captain
Mickey G Lawrence
Hair Stylist
Tom Leetch
Production Manager
Brad R Loman
Associate Producer
Brad R Loman
Costume Designer
Raul Ortiz Lopez
Song Performer
Raul Ortiz Lopez
Song
Lisa Maniscalco
Assistant Production Coordinator
Isidore Mankofsky
Director Of Photography
Isidore Mankofsky
Dp/Cinematographer
Donald March
Producer
Michelle Marx
Assistant Director
William M. Mcconnell
Assistant Camera Operator
Dee Miller
Casting
Ben Montanio
Production Associate
Mary Morgan
Production Assistant
Sandi Naiman
Other
John Forrest Niss
Post-Production Supervisor
Casey Osborne
Dolly Grip
Faust Pierfederici
Photography
Arnold Pouch
Best Boy
Celia F Randolph
Production Coordinator
David Ray
Editor
Ruth A Redfern
Production Assistant
Pierre Roseman
Gaffer
Justin Scanlon
Song
Gary Schwab
Construction Coordinator
Judy Silberstein
Assistant Editor
Jeff Simon
Camera Operator
Dan Slider
Song
Egon Stephan Jr.
Camera Operator
Alice E Stone
Apprentice
Skip Surguine
Assistant Director
Jerram A. Swartz
Assistant Director
Tink Ten Eyck
Production Supervisor
Collette Theriault
Craft Service
Sherry Thorup
Location Manager
Patricia Tooke
Script Supervisor
Michael Tromer
Sound Mixer
Fernandito Villalona
Song Performer
Anne-marie Vitello
Negative Cutting
Ron Vitello
Negative Cutting
Warner Wacha
Assistant Camera Operator
Fred Weiler
Set Decorator
Frederic C Weiler
Set Decorator
Caryn Wolf
Art Assistant
Andi Wooten
Assistant Production Accountant
Dawn Younani
Production Associate
Film Details
Also Known As
Blood Money: The Story of Clinton and Nadine, Night Hunt
Genre
Adventure
Comedy
Drama
Thriller
Release Date
1988
Location
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA; Miami, Florida, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States May 14, 1988
Aired in United States May 28, 1988
Released in United States on Video December 21, 1988
Shown at Cannes Film Festival May 14, 1988.
Screenwriter Robert Foster objected to the editing of his work, and had his name removed from the screen version of the telefilm and a pseudonym inserted. However, his name appears in the cassette version.
