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Synopsis
A purposely outlandish cartoon created in 1953, Harvey Comics hero Richie Rich finally came to the big screen in 1994, when a boy billionaire was not quite as fanciful an idea. Richie Rich (Macaulay Culkin) is the wealthiest boy in the world, but even though he loves his doting parents, Richard (Edward Herrmann) and Regina (Christine Ebersole), he's not happy. Richie wants to play baseball with some neighborhood kids, but his parents instead hire Reggie Jackson to coach him. He wants to go out and play, but instead he gets aerobics training from Claudia Schiffer. When his parents disappear in the Bermuda Triangle, Richie suspects that Laurence Van Dogh (John Larroquette), an employee of Rich Industries, of plotting to take over the company by killing his mom and dad. With trusty butler Cadbury (Jonathan Hyde), eccentric inventor Prof. Keenbean (Michael McShane) and some new friends his own age, Richie puts a plan together to foil Van Dogh's wicked scheme and rescue his parents. Having grown to the point where he was no longer believable in the little kid parts that once made him America's top child star, Culkin took an extended break from acting after the filming of Richie Rich.~ Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
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Full Credits
  • Director:
    Donald Petrie,
  • Writer:
    Neil Tolkin, Tom S. Parker, Jim Jennewein,
  • Producer:
    Joel Silver, John Davis,
  • Cinematographer:
    Don Burgess,
  • Editor:
    Malcolm Campbell,
  • Executive Producer:
    Dan Kolsrud, Jon Shapiro,
  • Cast:
    John Larroquette, Christine Ebersole, Edward Herrmann, Jonathan Hyde, Macaulay Culkin,
  • Associate Producer:
    Wendy Wanderman,
  • Assistant Editor:
    John Currin, Margaret Adachi,
  • First Assistant Director:
    Geoffrey Hansen,
  • Second Assistant Director:
    Michael Samson,
  • Co-Producer:
    Jeffrey A. Montgomery, Jacqueline George,
  • Supervising Sound Editor:
    George Watters II,
  • Script Supervisor:
    Mary J. Carlson,
  • ADR Mixer:
    Thomas J. O'Connell,
  • Boom Operator:
    Dale R. Janus,
  • Construction Coordinator:
    Michael Muscarella,
  • Location Manager:
    Thomas J. Busch,
  • Property Master:
    Peter Bankins,
  • Sound Editor:
    Midge Costin, Suhail Kafity, F. Hudson Miller, R.J. Palmer, Frank Howard, Howell Gibbens,
  • Production Design:
    James H. Spencer,
  • Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
    Nick Thomas,
  • Dolly Grip:
    Joe Tomko, Jeff 'Moose' Howery,
  • Production Accountant:
    Cheryl A. Stone,
  • Assistant Costume Designer:
    Elizabeth Shelton,
  • Makeup Artist:
    Steve Artmont,
  • Costume Design:
    Lisa Jensen,
  • Key Makeup Artist:
    Rick Sharp, Linda Melazzo,
  • Foley Editor:
    Matthew Harrison, Fred Burke, Jim Likowski,
  • Assistant Art Director:
    Gary Baugh, James F. Truesdale,
  • Assistant Sound Editor:
    Chris Ingram, Marva Fucci, Maggie Ostroff,
  • Set Decoration:
    Patricia Malone, John H. Anderson,
  • First Assistant 'A' Camera:
    David Morenz,
  • Visual Effects Coordinator:
    Thomas Boland,
  • Stunts:
    Danny Epper, Jack Gill, Mickey Cassidy, Greg Gault, Jeff Evans, Charlie Brewer, Tabby Hanson, Michael Cassidy,
  • Screenplay:
    Jim Jennewein, Tom S. Parker,
  • Foley Artist:
    Kevin Bartnof, Catherine Rowe,
  • Visual Effects Supervisor:
    Peter Donen,
  • Foley Mixer:
    Eric Gotthelf,
  • First Assistant 'B' Camera:
    Peter Kuttner, Andrew Casey, Dave June,
  • Rigging Gaffer:
    Terry Dee,
  • Standby Painter:
    John Mikels,
  • Set Designer:
    Suzan Wexler, Karen Fletcher Trujillo,
  • Music Editor:
    Andrew Silver,
  • Original Music Composer:
    Alan Silvestri,
  • Digital Effects Supervisor:
    Brad Kuehn,
  • Best Boy Grip:
    Mark E. Matthys,
  • First Assistant Editor:
    Rick Sparr,
  • Additional Photography:
    Peter James, Peter James,
  • A Camera Operator:
    Josh Bleibtreu, David M. Dunlap,
  • Key Hair Stylist:
    Linda Rizzuto,
  • Special Effects Coordinator:
    Michael Wood,
  • Digital Compositor:
    Carol Ashley,
  • Scoring Mixer:
    Dennis S. Sands,
  • Color Timer:
    Bob Kaiser,
  • Leadman:
    John Vargo, Nigel A. Boucher,
  • Art Direction:
    William F. Matthews,
  • Chief Lighting Technician:
    Dick Oakes,
  • Story by:
    Neil Tolkin,
  • Stunt Coordinator:
    Jack Gill,
  • Title Designer:
    Kyle Cooper,
  • Costume Supervisor:
    Keith G. Lewis,
  • ADR Editor:
    Denise Horta, Stephen Janisz,
  • Unit Publicist:
    Joe Everett,
  • Additional Second Assistant Director:
    Douglas S. Ornstein,
  • Hairstylist:
    Deborah K. Dee, K.G. Ramsey,
  • Supervising Music Editor:
    Kenneth Karman,
  • Supervising ADR Editor:
    Juno J. Ellis,
  • Negative Cutter:
    Mo Henry,
  • Assistant Location Manager:
    Wileen Dragovan,
  • Still Photographer:
    Don Smetzer, Joel David Warren,
  • Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
    John T. Reitz, David E. Campbell, Gregg Rudloff,
  • Production Manager:
    Richard H. Prince,
  • Casting:
    Margery Simkin,
  • Sound Mixer:
    Scott D. Smith,
  • Key Grip:
    Morgan Michael Lewis,

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