Batman Returns (1992 film) Credits

Opening Logos

 * Walt Disney Pictures
 * Tim Burton Pictures

Opening Credits

 * Walt Disney Pictures and Tim Burton Pictures Presents
 * A Clampett-Burton Production
 * In Association With Touchwood Pacific Partners I
 * "Bump In The Night"
 * With the Voice Talents of: Jim Cummings, Rob Paulsen, Christopher Lloyd, Gail Matthius, Scott McAfee, Jennifer Darling, Janice Kawaye
 * Narrated by: Christopher Plummer
 * Music and Lyrics by: Alen Menken and Danny Elfman
 * Original Score by: Alen Menken and Danny Elfman
 * Produced by: Denise DiNovi, Bob Clampett, Tim Burton
 * Based on Characters appearing in magazines published by: DC Comics
 * Batman characters by: Bob Kane
 * Written by: Daniel Waters and Sam Hamm
 * Co-Directed by: Maurice Noble
 * Directed by: Henry Selick

Ending Credits

 * Associate Producer: Tracy Shaw
 * Production Designer: Ralph Eggleston
 * Art Director: Deane Taylor
 * Editors: Stan Webb, Lee Unkrich
 * Supervising Technical Director: William Reeves
 * Story Supervisor: Joe Ranft
 * Animation Supervisor: Eric Leighton
 * Director of Photography: Pete Kozachik
 * Visual Consultant: Rick Heinrich
 * Sound Design: Gary Rydstrom
 * Production Supervisor: Karken Robert Jackson
 * Executive Music Producer: Chris Montan
 * Music Supervisor: Dave Conner
 * Dialogue Directors: Mary Gail Artz, Jamie Thomason, Barbera Cohen

Artistic Supervisors

 * Armature: Tom St. Amand
 * Mold Maker: John A. Reed III
 * Character Fabrication: Bonita De Carlo
 * Set Construction: Lee Bo Henry
 * Model Shop: Mitch Romanauski


 * Production Managers: Alice Dewey, Harry Linden
 * Assistant Director: Ezra J. Sumner

Story/Art Development

 * Assistant Art Directors: Kendal Cornkhite, Kelly Adam Asbury, Bill Boes
 * Artistic Coordinator: Allison Abbate
 * Optical Coordinator: Jennifer Walters
 * Animation Coordinator: Paul Lucas
 * Lead Character Designer: Robert Sledge
 * Character Design: Chris Otsuki, Alfred Gimeno, Donna Zeller, Lance Falk, Tony Sgroi, Bwana Takamoto, Mark Christiansen, Bob Onorato, Eric Clark, Scott Hill, Rick Schneider-Calabash, Kevin Lima, Chris Buck, Andy Gaskill, Mike Giaimo, Ed Gombert, Dan Haskett, Skip Jones, Glen Keane, John Lasseter, Rob Minkoff, John Norton, Matt O'Callaghan, Bob Scott
 * Visual Development: Toby Shelton, Tad Stones, Frans Vischer, Chris Sanders, Kevin Lima, Bruce Zick, Kelly Asbury, Glen Keane, Duncan Marjoribanks, Chris Buck, Kevin Donoghue, Gay Lawrence, Valerio Ventura, Gil Hung
 * Additional Dialogue Written by: Carl Sautter
 * Additional Story Materiel: Gerrit Graham & Samuel Graham, Chris Hubbell, Steve Hulett, Danny Mann
 * Additional Character Design: David Cutler, Barry Jackson, Jorgen Klubein
 * Character Sculptures: Ruben Procopio
 * Storyboards: Ed Gombert, Gary Trousdale, Chris Sanders, Brenda Chapman, Roger Allers, Will Finn, Glen Keane, Robert Lence, Vance Gerry, Kirk Wise, Kelly Asbury, Robert C. Ramirez, Pete Young, Robert Rodriguez, John McKimson, Steve Hulett, Ron Clements, John Musker, Bruce M. Morris, Burny Mattinson, Saul Bass, Dave Michener, Melvin Shaw, Joe Ranft, Jerry Rees, Darrell Rooney, Alex Mann, Matt O'Callaghan, Roger Allers, Andy Gaskill, Miguel Domingo Cachuela, Jorgen Klubien, Bob Pauley, Steve Moore
 * Additional Storyboards: Theresa Pettengill, Sharon Forward, Jennifer Lerew, Gary Graham, David Smith, Steven Gordon, Wendell Washer, Linda Miller, Robert Souza, Ryan Anthony, Doug Murphy, David Prince, Victor Cook, Phil Weinstein, Rebecca Rees

Animation

 * Directing Animators: Rich Quade, Ash Brannon
 * Animation Managers: Triva Von Klark, Bz Petroff
 * Developmental Animation: Andy Gaskill, Glen Keane, Kevin Lima, Steve Moore, Matt O'Callaghan, Rebecca Rees, Kirk Wise
 * Animation Consultant: Eric Leighton
 * Animators: Phil Dale, Brain Demoskoff, Drew Lightfoot, Charlotte Worsaae, Pete Dodd, Jo Chalkley, Mark Waring, Anthony Farquhar-Smith, Malcolm Lamont, Chris Stenner, Brad Schiff, Tim Watts, Jason Stalman, Brain Hansen, Matt Palmer, Chris Tichborne, Tim Allen, Tobias Fouracre, Trey Thomas, Jens Jonathan Gulliksen, Antony Elworthy, Mike Cottee, Stefano Cassini, Chris Tootell, Ken Willard
 * Assistants: Matthew White, Chris Peterson, Brain Van't Hul, Cameron Noble, Micheal Bienstork, James Matlosz, Sara Mast, Carl Miller, Mark Kohr, Alan Simpson, Caron Creed, Alain Costa, Raul Garcia, Brigitte Hartley, Greg Manwaring, Colin White, Marc Gordon-Bates, Brent Odell, Mike Swindall, Chuck Gammage, Peter Western, Gary Mudd, Dave Spafford
 * Additional Animation: Harry Walton, Paul W. Jessel, Michael W. Johnson, Ken Willard, Daniel Mason
 * Staff Assistants: Caroline Hamann, Oliver Smyth
 * Animation Rig Engineer: George Wong
 * Assistant Animation Rigger: Michael W. Johnson
 * Apprentice Animator: Lana Bernberg
 * Sculptors: Norm DeCarlo, Shelley Daniels, Greg Dykstra, Randal M. Dutra

Armature

 * Armature Engineers: Blair Clark, Merrick Cheney, Chris Rand, Eben Stromquist, Bart Trickel, Carol Ashen, Amanda Xanthe Barnes, Maggie Beamer, Robert Alvarez, Brad Case, David Concepcion, Jesse Cosio, Charlie Downs, Robert Goe, Dan Hunn, Glen Kennedy, Ernesto Lopez, Ed Love
 * Additional Armatures: Lionel Ivan Orozco

Mold Maker

 * Mold Makers: Victoria B. Lewis, Win Van Thillo, Erik Jensen, Rob Ronning, Michael Jobe, Jon Berg, Nancy Beiman, Istvan Majoros, Jon McClenahan, Mark Christiansen, Mike Bennett, Barry Anderson, Brenda Banks, Andre Knutson, Bob Tyler, Zeon Davush
 * Mold Maker Assistants: Mike Grivett, Tony Preciado, Danny Brittain, Sally Burden, Lisa Corcoran, Claire Dame, Claire Dorey, Bill Evans

Character Fabrication

 * Character Fabrications: Lauren Vogt, Elise Robertson, Elizabeth Jennings, Jeff Brewer, Valerie Sofranko-Banks, Grece Murphy, Facundo Rabaudi, Michael Wick, Margot Hale, Barbara Kossy, David Chong
 * Additional Character Fabrications: Bill Nunes, Simon O'Leary, Joanna Romersa, Carl Urbano, Allen Wilzbach, Berny Wolf, Chris Hauge, Paul Stibal, Kevin Petrilak, Ricardo Curtis, Gabby Payn

Set Construction

 * Set Designer & Dressing Supervisor: Gregg Olsson
 * Background Design: B.J. Fredrickson
 * Set Foreman: Tom Proost
 * Shop Dog: Marble
 * Set Builders: Thomas Cook, Phil Cummings, Lee Mishkin, Kathy Castillo, James Baxter, Ron Husband, Will Finn, Dave Burgess, Alex Kupershmidt, Chris Bailey, Michael Cedeno, Todd Lookinland, Fon Davis, Phil Brotherton, Ben Nichols, Philip Cusick, Alessandro Palladini
 * Set Dressers: Gretchen Scharfenberg, Joel Friesch, Mary Ann Green, Paddy Hefferman, Brian Holmes, Julie Samantha Howell
 * Lead Scenic Artist: B.J. Fredrickson
 * Scenic Artists: Linda Overbey, Jennifer Clinard, Peggy Hrastar, Loren Hillman

Model Shop

 * Model Makers: Paula Lucchesi, Marc Ribaud, Joel Friesch, Bill Boes, Jeff Brewer, Nick Bogle, Rick Farmiloe, Jacques Muller, Dave Pruiksma, Rejean Bourdages, Roger Chiasson, Ken Duncan, Joe Haidar, Ellen Woodbury, Jorgen Klubien, Geefwee Boedoe, Barry Temple
 * Assistant Model Makers: James A. Innes, Bernie LeRoy, Jamie Lynch, Sarah Malthouse, Jerome Ranft, Rebecca House, Pamela Kibbee, Aaron Kohr
 * Model Painting, ILM: Paul Swendsen

FX Animation

 * Effects Animators: Jack Boyd, Mark Dindal, Kelvin Yasuda, Bill Berg
 * Additional Animation: Brian Clift, David Pacheco, David Stephan, Ellen Woodbury
 * Cel Painters: Daryl Carstensen, Michelle Urbano
 * Digital Effects Provided by: Walt Disney Feature Animation
 * Digital Effects Supervisor: Mark Dindal
 * Ink and Paint Manager: Becky Fallberg
 * Camera Manager: Rick Taylor
 * FX Color Timing And Paint: Phil Hetos
 * Ink and Paint and Final Check Supervisor: Phyllis Bird
 * Scene Planning Supervisor: Dave Thomson
 * Caps & FX Softwear Lead: Phyllis Bird
 * Caps Personnel: Gretchen L. Albrecht, Bill Branzer, Janet Bruce, Hortensia M. Casagran, Carmen Sanderson, Betty Stark, Gina Wootten, Penny Campsie, Ginni Mack, Paulino García DeMingo, Ruth Recinos, Eadie Hofmann, Saskia Raevouri, Tanya Moreau-Smith, Saskia Raevouri, Ray Owens, Ann Neale, Cindy Finn, Debbie Jorgensberg, Sylvia Roemer, Brigitte Strother


 * Production Manager, Paris: Coralie Cudot-Lissillour
 * Administrative Manager: Maggie Walsh
 * Assistant to the Producer: Lisa M. Smith
 * Production Secretary: Frances P. Behnam
 * Florida Production Secretary: Barbara J. Poirier

Florida Unit Artistic Supervisors

 * Armature: Robert Walker
 * Mold Maker: Ric Sluiter
 * Character Fabrication: Ruben Procopio
 * Set Construction: Robert Stanton
 * Model Shop: Jeff Dutton
 * FX Animator: Barry Cook
 * Editor: Chuck Williams
 * Production Manager Florida Unit: Baker Bloodworth

Paris Artistic Supervisors

 * Mold Maker: Joaquim Royo Morales
 * FX Supervising Animator: Thierry Chaffoin

Assistant Production Managers

 * Story: Todd J. Winton
 * Editorial: Catherine A. Jones
 * Art: Tone Thyne
 * Animation: Connie Nartonis Thompson
 * FX Animation: Alaina Yohe
 * Armature/Mold Maker: Daniela Mazzucato
 * Character Fabrication: Lesley Addario Bentivegna
 * Set Construction/Model Shop: Michele Mazzano
 * Production: Kevin Wade
 * Camera: Jeanne E. Leone-Sterwerf
 * Production Coordinator: Rozanne Cazian
 * Florida Unit: Paul Steele
 * Paris Animation: Frederika Pepping
 * Paris Mold Maker: Etienne Longa
 * Paris FX Animation/Set Construction: Alexandra Skinazi

Production Support

 * Production Accountant, ILM: Pamela J. Kaye
 * Still Photography: Kerry Nordquist
 * Production Accountant: Kevin Reher
 * Production Coordinator: George Young
 * Assistant Artistic Coordinator: Shane Francis
 * Assistant Production Coordinator: Kat Miller
 * Assistant To Producer/Director: Gisela Hermeling
 * Assistant Accountant: Jenny Spamer
 * Stage Coordinator: Alia Almeida Agha
 * Stage Manager: Robert Anderson
 * Production Assistants: Daniel Campbell, Susan Alegria, Arianne Sutner, Jon Angle, Beth Lee Schneider, Denise Rottina, Kirk Scott, David Janssen
 * Production Runners: David Teller, Ila Abramson, David Burke
 * Facilities Production Assistant: Thomas Buchanan
 * Assistant Production Coordinators: Victoria Jaschob, Lucas Putnam
 * Production Schedules Coordinator: Katherine Sarafian
 * Production Office Assistants: Jonas Rivera, Alethea Harampolis, Christian Hill, Nancy Copeland
 * Production Auditor: Jeff Bush
 * Production Secretary: Charlene Rogers
 * Production Executives: Edward Hansen, Peter Schneider
 * Production Interns: Monisha Harrell, Cynthia Bogart, Eric Glassberg, Derick P. Arippol, David Barker, Andrew Birch, Jerome Cook, Andrew Davidson, Dina Hardy, Troy Harris, Ethan Marak, Syndi Pilar, Ann M. Rockwell, Jefferson Thomas, Cathy Whitney
 * Special Visual Effects Produced at: Industral Light & Magic a division of Lucasfilm Ltd. Marin County, California
 * Optical Photography Supervisor: Edward Jones
 * Visual Effects Camera Operator: Scott Farrar
 * Animation Supervisor: Wes Takahashi
 * Chief Visual Effects Editor: Bill Kimberlin
 * Visual Effects Coordinator: Suella Kennedy
 * General Manager, ILM: Warren Franklin
 * Executive in Charge of Finance, ILM: Ray Scalise
 * Production Supervisor, ILM: Chrissie England
 * Optical Camera Operators: James Hagedorn, Jeffrey Doran, Donald Clark, Jon Alexander, Selwyn Eddy III, Patrick Repola, Patrick Sweeney, James Lim, Keith Johnson, John Ellis, Kenneth Smith, Michael Hinton
 * Optical Lineup: Ralph L. Gordon, Tom Rosseter, Brad C. Kuehn, Peg Hunter, Bruce Vecchitto, Mary E. Walter, Michael Sweeney, Michael Backauskas, Lori J. Nelson, David Karpman, Thomas A. Cesarz
 * Optical Processing: Thomas J. Smith, Tim Geideman, Bob Fernley, Michael Cooper, Demetre Lagios
 * Visual Effects Editors: Howie Stein, Kim Costalupes
 * Assistant Visual Effects Editors: Tim Eaton, Terry Peck, Roberto McGrath, Louis Rivera
 * Animation Camera Operators: Bruce Walters, Sandy Ford
 * Rotoscope Supervisor: Jack Mongovan
 * Rotoscope: Sandy Houston, Ellen Ferguson, Joanne Hafner, Barbara Brennan, Peter Albrecht, Terry Sittig, Rebecca Petrulli Heskes
 * Rotoscope, ILM: Kevin Richardson
 * Assistant Camera Operator: Pat Turner
 * Supervising Stage Technicians: Brad J. Jerrell, Joe Fulmer
 * Puppet Construction: Paula Luchesi, Sheila Duignan, John Reed
 * Camera Engineering: Greg Beaumonte, Mike Bolles, Lanny Cermak, Mike MacKenzie, Udo Pampel, Scott Squires, Vincent Tilker
 * Main Title Animation: Kroyer Films, Inc.
 * Animators: Bill Kroyer, Mark M. Pompian, Bob Scott, Tony Fucile, Ralph Eggleston, Dennis Venizelos
 * Assistant Animator: Dave Woodman


 * Casting by: Brian Chavanne

(In Order of Apperance)
Michael Murphy as The Mayor: The unnamed mayor of Gotham City. He does not like Max Shreck's idea to build a nuclear power plant in Gotham City. His son is later kidnapped by the Red Triangle Circus Gang, only to be "saved" by the Penguin. Vincent Schiavelli as The Organ Grinder: A member of the Red Triangle Circus Gang and the Penguin's right-hand man. He carries an organ grinder as his main weapon. He survives all three attacks on Gotham City, but is captured and presumably interrogated by Batman during the Penguin's final attempt to take over Gotham City. Schiavelli had previously co-starred with DeVito in several episodes of the sitcom Taxi.
 * Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne / Batman: The protector of Gotham City and the Caped Crusader. Bruce struggles with his dual identity as a crime fighter, becoming romantically involved with Selina Kyle, alias Catwoman. Keaton earned $11 million for reprising his role as the Caped Crusader as director Tim Burton thought that Keaton deserved it. Batman Returns was Keaton's final film as Batman, as he was subsequently replaced by Val Kilmer and George Clooney in Batman Forever and Batman & Robin, respectively.
 * Danny DeVito as Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin: A psychopathic, deformed man born as Oswald Cobblepot who was abandoned by his parents when he was a baby. Raised by penguins of an abandoned zoo, he returns for revenge thirty-three years later as leader of the Red Triangle Circus Gang after being cheated by businessman Max Shreck. DeVito was suggested for the role by his friend Jack Nicholson after the financial success of the first film, in which Nicholson played the Joker.[3] According to DeVito, "It was four-and-a-half hours of makeup and getting into the costume. We got it down to three hours by the end of the shoot".[4] Dustin Hoffman was originally the first choice to play the Penguin, but he declined. Apart from Hoffman, Marlon Brando, John Candy, Bob Hoskins, Ralph Waite, Dean Martin, Dudley Moore, Alan Rickman, John Goodman, Phil Collins, Charles Grodin, Christopher Lee, Joe Pesci, Ray Liotta, Gabriel Byrne, Alex Rocco and Christopher Lloyd were all considered for the part before DeVito got it.[5]
 * Michelle Pfeiffer as Selina Kyle / Catwoman: A normal woman who becomes a criminal after being almost killed by her boss Max Shreck, who later decides to try everything to kill her. She is held as a femme fatale in most of the film. According to Pfeiffer, who was previously considered to play Vicki Vale in the previous film but turned down due to reportedly being in a relationship with Keaton at the time, she felt devastated after Annette Bening was cast as Catwoman. However, Bening became pregnant, allowing Pfeiffer to get the role. Pfeiffer's $3 million salary was $2 million more than was offered to Bening. To prepare for the role, Pfeiffer attended kickboxing classes and practised handling a whip (during which she accidentally cut her teacher's chin).[4] Susan Sarandon, Meryl Streep (who was considered "too old" by Burton),[6] Brooke Shields (whom Burton considered "not bankable"), Demi Moore, Nicole Kidman (who ended up playing Dr. Chase Meridian in Batman Forever), Jodie Foster, Geena Davis, Sigourney Weaver, Lena Olin, singer Madonna, Raquel Welch, Cher, Ellen Barkin, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Lorraine Bracco, Bridget Fonda and Jennifer Beals were also considered for the role, but they lost out to Pfeiffer.[7]
 * Christopher Walken as Max Shreck: A wealthy businessman and industrialist known as "The Santa Claus of Gotham". He is obsessed with building a power chemical plant in Gotham City, but when both Bruce Wayne and the Mayor of Gotham City deny his idea, he decides to help Oswald Cobblepot to become the new mayor of Gotham City for his plans. Apart from being the father of Chip Shreck and presumably killing his wife to gain her money, Shreck is also the former employer of Selina Kyle, who wants to kill him following his attempt to kill her. The character was created by writer Daniel Waters and named in-joke after the late German actor Max Schreck, who starred in Nosferatu.[8][9] Apart from this, Shreck fulfils what would have been Harvey Dent's role if Billy Dee Williams had not opted out of this film.[10] Singer David Bowie, who was previously considered to play the Joker in the first film, was in contention for the role of Shreck,[7] but he declined in order to appear in David Lynch's Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.[11] According to casting director Marion Dougherty, Burton was initially hesitant to cast Walken as Shreck, on the basis that the actor scared him.[12]
 * Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth: The Wayne family's butler and Batman's accomplice, who has helped and raised him since his parents' death. Along with Pat Hingle, Gough was one of the few actors who appeared in all four films of the initial Batman film series.
 * Pat Hingle as Commissioner James Gordon: Commissioner of the Police Department of Gotham City. Along with Michael Gough, Hingle was one of the few actors who appeared in all four films of the initial Batman film series.
 * Andrew Bryniarski as Charles "Chip" Shreck: Son of Max Shreck and his late wife. Apart from being the heir of Max's business, he is brave enough to do everything he can to defend his father, such as ordering him to flee as he helps other Gotham City residents to retain members of the Red Triangle Circus Gang.
 * Cristi Conaway as The Ice Princess: A Christmas-themed beauty queen and model of Gotham City.
 * Rick Zumwalt as The Tattooed Strongman: A member of the Red Triangle Circus Gang. He survives the first attack on Gotham City, but is killed during the second attack by one of his bombs when Batman throws him into a hole before the explosion.
 * Anna Katarina as The Poodle Lady: A member of the Red Triangle Circus Gang. She survives all three attacks on Gotham City, but she runs away along with her poodle to escape from Batman during the third attack, abandoning her teammates.
 * Paul Reubens as The Penguin's Father (Tucker Cobblepot): The father of Oswald Cobblepot and husband of Esther Cobblepot. He and his wife abandoned their son by throwing him into Gotham City's park river after realizing that he could be a danger to society after he killed their cat. Burgess Meredith, the actor who played the Penguin in the 1960s Batman TV series, was originally asked to play Tucker, but he declined due to his health problems which culminated with his death in 1997.[13][7] Reubens would later reprise his role as the Penguin's father in the 2016 second season of the television series Gotham, though named Elijah Van Dahl and set in a different continuity.
 * Diane Salinger as The Penguin's Mother (Esther Cobblepot): The mother of Oswald Cobblepot and wife of Tucker Cobblepot. She and her husband abandoned their son by throwing him into Gotham City's park river after realizing that he could be a danger to society after he killed their cat.

Music/Editorial

 * Songs Produced by: Danny Elfman
 * Songs Arranged by: Alan Menken
 * Music Editor: Charles Paley
 * Music Scoring Mixer: John Richards
 * Consulting Editor: Chris Lebenzon
 * Associate Editor: Edie Ichioka
 * First Assistant Editor: Paul Murphy
 * Assistant Editors: James Melton, Scot Scalise, Deirdre Hepburn, Karen Wanderman
 * Apprentice Editors: Andrea Biklian, Patti Tauscher, Jenny Oznowicz
 * Additional Editor: Micheal Kelly
 * Track Editor: Daniel Mason
 * Supervising Music Editor: Kathleen Fogarty-Bennett
 * Music Editing: Segue Music
 * Music Scoring Mixer: Robert Fernandez
 * Original Score Recorded and Mixed at: Warner Bros. Studio Facilities
 * Orchestrations by: Don Nemitz
 * Orchestra Conducted by: Bruce Broughton
 * Orchestra Recorded by: Tamco Company, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan
 * Orchestra Recording Producer: Shawn Murphy
 * Music Preparation by: JoAnne Kane Music Services · Mark Graham
 * Music Preparation: Bob Bornstein, Steven L. Smith
 * Music Contractors: Sandy De Cresent, Isobel Griffiths
 * Music Studio: McClear Place Recording & Mastering Studios
 * Scoring Mixers: Shawn Murphy, Tim Boyle
 * Assistant to the Conductor: Krys Newman
 * Dialogue Recording Engineers: George Thompson, Andrew Morris
 * Music Recording Studio: CBS Radford Studios
 * Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody: Synclavier Digital Music System
 * Score Album Published by: Varèse Sarabande

Post Production
Courtesy of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
 * Post Production Supervisor: Sara Duran
 * Post Production Administrator: Jeannine Berger
 * Post Production Assistant: Tracy Barber
 * Additional Optical Effects: Harry Walton/Image FX Michael Hinton/Interformat
 * Sound Editing: Weddington Productions
 * Supervising Sound Editors: Louis L. Edemann, Paul Timothy Carden
 * Sound Editors, Fred Judkins, Doug Jackson, Leonard Geschke, M.P.S.E., Nils C. Jensen, Bob O'Brien, Suhail F. Kafity
 * ADR Editor: Larry Singer
 * ADR Mixer: Thomas J. O'Connell
 * ADR Recordist: Rick Canelli
 * ADR Voice Casting: Barbera Harris
 * Assistant Sound Editor: Angie Luckey
 * Processed Sound Effects: Mel Neiman, Alan Howarth
 * Apprentice Sound Editor: Robert Morrisey
 * Foley by: TAJ Soundworks
 * Foley Artists: Kevin Bartnof, Hilda Hodges
 * Didgeridoo by: Adam Rudolph
 * Foley Mixer: James Ashwill
 * Recordist: Mary Jo Lang
 * Re-Recorded at: Buena Vista Sound
 * Re-Recording Mixers: Terry Porter, C.A.S., Mel Metcalfe, David J. Hudson
 * Production Secretary/Florida Unit: Barbara J. Poirier
 * Production Assistants/Florida Unit: Kevin L. Briggs, Beth Ann Collins, Matthew Garbera, Janet McLaurin, Paul Steele
 * Production Accountant/Florida Unit: Darrell L. Brown
 * Additional Voices: Frank Welker, Debbie Gates, Charles Bartlett, Emma Blackwell, Sheryl Bernstein, Jonathan Brandis, Kal David, Marcia Delmar, Victor DiMattia, Judi Durand, Greg Finley, Javier Grajeda, Charlie Adler, Jack Angel, Vanna Bonta, Peter Greenwood, Marii Mak, Mickie McGowan, Patrick Pinney, Phil Proctor
 * Additional Dialogue: Howard Ashman, Gerrit Graham, Samuel Graham & Chris Hubbell
 * San Francisco Casting: Hayes
 * Van Horn Casting: David Nelson
 * Process Lab: Joe Parra, John White, Joe Holmes, Rick Engels
 * Live Action Reference: Barry O'Neill
 * Video Crew: David Weiss, Al Vasquez, Pat Ferraioli
 * Video Engineer: Bryan J. Rusenko
 * Video Technician: Hugo Olguin, Jorge Alia
 * Motion Reference: Tandy Beal
 * Electric Consultant/Contractor: Mark Musumeci
 * Massage Therapist: Aisha Candrian
 * Photographer: Richard Downing
 * Sew It Fits: Alice Payton
 * Color Timers: Tom Shaffer, Dale E. Grahn
 * Negative Cutter: Theresa Repola Mohammed
 * Projection: Don Henry
 * Sound Reader: James Melton
 * Titles and Opticals by: Pacific Title
 * Database for New York City Skyline
 * Additional Production Services Provided by: Disney MGM Studios Theme Park, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
 * Digital Film Recorders by: Celco, Constantine Engineering Laboratories Company
 * Special Thanks to: Bill Bernstein, Ron Lynch, Marc Platt, Susan Ringo, William Sherak
 * Soundtrack Available on Cassete and Compact Disc from Walt Disney Records
 * Color by: Motion Film Lab
 * Prints by: Technicolor®
 * Produced and Distributed on Eastman Film
 * No. 30790 Motion Picture Association of America
 * Dolby Stereo® In Selected Theatres
 * This picture made under the jurisdiction of I.A.T.S.E. affiliated with A.F.L. - C.I.O.
 * © MCMXCII The Walt Disney Company and Tim Burton Pictures All Rights Reserved
 * This motion picture was created by Skellington Productions, Inc. for purposes of copyright law in the United Kingdom.
 * Distributed by: Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, Inc.

Closing Logos

 * Walt Disney Pictures
 * Tim Burton Pictures