Hello

Seems we have a problem in the German release RISEN (2016). In this film at 1:40:51 we have two costumes designers credited: Onelio Millenotti and Giovanni Casalnuovo. Others tell the first credit is in there release Maurizio Millenotti. But I have in mine clearly Onelio Millenotti.

Both are listed in IMDb as Costumes Designers, but Onelio Millenotti only with 2 films in 1976 and 1981 as Assistant Costumes Designer. The in my release not credited Maurizio Millenotti has much more films from 1980 up to today, also in Risen. I ask me if this is not the same person also seperated in IMDb, the reason why they have perhaps credited him in the German release as Onelio Millenotti?

Onelio Millenotti:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1868558/?ref_=fn_nm_nm_3
Maurizio Millenotti:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0587818/?ref_=fn_nm_nm_1

Following more information from:

The creative production team includes Director of Photography Lorenzo Senatore, Visual Effects Supervisor Rafa Solorzano, Production Designer Stefano Maria Ortolani, Editor Steven Mirkovich, ACE, Costume Designer Onelio Millenotti, and music by Roque Banos.
http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/trailers/657733-risen-movie-interviews#/slide/1

Can you check your releases to see if we really have a difference here, thanks,

Fritz

Quoting bbbbb:

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Quoting SwissFilm:

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Seems we have a problem in the German release RISEN (2016).

A bunch of German "Actors" in the Cast list?

No, a "real crew-end-credit".

So on the back cover of the DVD in the credit grid, who do you have for costume designer. Really didn't have to put that much work into seeing they are the same person.

Looks like the 2 months that it took to release it in Europe after the US release date, they changed a few credits.

This one meets bbbbb's requirements for a crappy German release.

Quoting ateo357:

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This one meets bbbbb's requirements for a crappy German release.

No, we had luck, released by a major. Including Sony's Cinavia audio corruption.

From the discussion on the forum, there is a 90% chance of being the same person.

In his first years of work, as Onelio, he was assistant to Gabriella Pescucci, one of the most famous and important Italian costume designers.

Later, working alone, he began to be credited as Maurizio.

As mentioned above, it is certainly him.
In the forum they even tracked down the personal e-mail, to remove any doubt, but honestly I didn't write...


m.millenotti@gmail.com

The Adventures of Pinocchio (1996) as Maurizio Millenotti Costumes Designed by

Ma che colpa abbiamo noi (2003) as Maurizio Millenotti Costumi