The Making of Exit Wounds Trailer (2002)
Behind the scenes of Andrzej Bartkowiak's 'Exit Wounds'
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Cast
Joel Silver as Self
Steven Seagal as Self
Michael Jai White as Self
Jill Hennessy as Self
Anthony Anderson as Self
Isaiah Washington as Self
Tom Arnold as Self
John Westermann as Self
DMX as Self
R.A. Rondell as Self
Peter Weireter as Self
Crew
Jon Huck Music
Damion Gallegos Music
Phillip Glau Transcriptions
Josh Oreck Director
Teri Boggess Executive Producer
Karen Pidgurski Unit Publicist
Stephen Mottram Executive Producer
Kelly Donnellan Editor
Barry Springay Director of Photography
Bernadette Kelly Editor
Barry Smith Director of Photography
International Releases Dates
Germany 14 March 2002
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