Quicksilver Highway


2h 1997

Brief Synopsis

Dramatization based on two short stories: "Chattery Teeth" by Stephen King and "The Body Politic" by Clive Barker. A woman stranded on a desert highway in a broken down car is approached by an odd-looking stranger driving a Rolls Royce and pulling an Airstream trailer. Inside his trailer, Aaron Quic

Film Details

Also Known As
Body Politic, The, Chattery Teeth
Genre
Adaptation
Horror
Thriller
Release Date
1997
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Synopsis

Dramatization based on two short stories: "Chattery Teeth" by Stephen King and "The Body Politic" by Clive Barker. A woman stranded on a desert highway in a broken down car is approached by an odd-looking stranger driving a Rolls Royce and pulling an Airstream trailer. Inside his trailer, Aaron Quicksilver regales her with an eerie story ("Chattery Teeth") about a traveling salesman, a hitchhiker and a broken set of dime store novelty false teeth, the kind with feet. At a carnival where Quicksilver exhibits his collection of horrors, he tells another tale to a pickpocket who has ducked inside his tent to elude the police. In this story ("The Body Politic"), a plastic surgeon discovers that his hands have developed a mind of their own and are plotting a revolt.

Crew

Gregory P Alcus

On-Set Dresser

Michael Baber

Music Editor

Robert J Babin

Key Grip

Clive Barker

From Story

Kenneth G Berkhout

Best Boy

Marvin J Bernstein

Location Manager

Scott Boettle

Assistant Camera Operator

Dan Bradley

Stunt Coordinator

Charles Brewer

Stunts

Bob F Brown

Stunts

Mark Byers

Special Effects Coordinator

John Coats

Digital Effects Supervisor

Scott Cook

Stunts

Dirk W Craft

Assistant Director

Heath Culp

Transportation Captain

Thomas Degorter

Sound Editor

Don Devine

Camera Operator

Tim Donahue

Visual Effects

Donna Dubrow

Executive Producer

Chris Durand

Stunts

Andre Ellington

Special Effects Foreman

Bob Ellis

Transportation Coordinator

Joe Fordham

Production Coordinator

Mick Garris

Screenplay

Mick Garris

Producer

Tarquin Gotch

Co-Executive Producer

Mark Haber

Set Designer

Terry Hall

Gaffer

Rob Hinderstein

Other

Norman Hollyn

Editor

Eric Johannessen

Color Timer

Larry K Johnson

Script Supervisor

Shelly Johnson

Director Of Photography

Marc Kahn

Assistant Editor

Enid L Kantor

Production Supervisor

Bill Karydes

Post-Production Supervisor

Mark Killingsworth

Graphics

Stephen King

From Story

Mark Kochinski

Animation Supervisor

Lynn Kressel

Casting

Leon Laderach

Digital Effects Supervisor

Adena Lazan

Production Accountant

Chris Leidholdt

Dolly Grip

Bob Lemchen

Co-Executive Producer

Clint Lynch

Mechanical Special Effects

Don Lynch

Hair Stylist

Melanie Mander

Script Supervisor

Sheila A Mason

Costume Supervisor

Cliff Mclaughlin

Stunts

John Mctiernan

Executive Producer

John P. Mesa

Technical Supervisor

William Mesa

Visual Effects Supervisor

Leigh Mitchell

Makeup Artist

Ron Mitchell

Producer

Ron Mitchell

Unit Production Manager

Mark Mothersbaugh

Music

Warden Neil

Costume Designer

Robert Newton

Animatronics

Douglas Noe

Makeup Artist

Dan Novy

Technical Coordinator

Bobby Ore

Stunts

Craig Otte

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Venita Ozols-graham

Assistant Director

Bruce Pearson

Animation Supervisor

Marc Perrera

Other

Donald Petersen

Assistant

Jeff Podgurski

Stunts

Michael A Price

Assistant Camera Operator

Sandra Ruch

Executive Producer

Steve Schalk

Property Master

Richard Schexnayder

Sound Mixer

Craig Stearns

Production Designer

Larry Stensvold

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Fred Tator

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Ettienne Terblanche

Visual Effects

Ellen Totleben

Set Decorator

Film Details

Also Known As
Body Politic, The, Chattery Teeth
Genre
Adaptation
Horror
Thriller
Release Date
1997
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
2h

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Aired in United States May 13, 1997

Released in United States on Video August 4, 1998

Began shooting February 24, 1997.