CREW

PRODUCTION
Production Companies: Columbia Pictures Corporation/Flower Films/Tall Trees Productions
Executive Producers: Betty Thomas, Jenno Topping, Joseph M. Caracciolo
Producers: Leonard Goldberg, Drew Barrymore, Nancy Juvonen
Associate Producer: Amanda Goldberg
Unit Production Manager: Joseph M. Caracciolo
Production Supervisor: David J. Grant
Production Co-Ordinator: Tracy Kettler
Assistant Production Co-Ordinator: Jennifer Webb

SCRIPT
Script: Ryan Rowe, Ed Solomon, John August
Original TV Series Created By: Ivan Goff, Ben Roberts

DIRECTION
2nd Unit Director: Vic Armstrong
1st Assistant Director: Mark Cotone
2nd Unit 1st Assistant Director: Steve Love
2nd Unit 2nd Assistant Directors: Cynthia A. Potthast, Lars Winther
2nd Assistant Director: Christina Fong
2nd 2nd Assistant Director: Mark S. Constance
Script Supervisor: Jayne-Ann Tenggren
2nd Unit Script Supervisor: Pam Leonte

PHOTOGRAPHY
Directors of Photography: Russell Carpenter
2nd Unit Director of Photography: Jonathan Taylor
Aerial Director of Photography: Dwayne McClintock
Camera Operators: Michael St. Hilaire, Maurice K. McGuire
1st Assistant Camera: Dennis Seawright, Erik L. Brown
2nd Assistant Camera: Kirk Bloom, Vincent Mata
2nd Unit Camera Operator: Michael J. Walker
2nd Unit 1st Assistant Camera: Kevin Potter
2nd Unit 2nd Assistant Camera: Lou J. DeMarco
2nd Unit 1st Assistant C Camera: Darin Moran (uncredited)
Camera Operator (Spacecam): Ron Goodman (uncredited)
Skydiving Cameraman: Joe Jennings
Chief Lighting Technician: John Buckley
2nd Unit Chief Lighting Technician: Dino Parks
Film Loader: Robin Bursey (uncredited)
Electrician: Victor Galvis (uncredited)
2nd Unit Electrician: John Crimins (uncredited)
2nd Unit Gaffer: Dino Parks (uncredited)
Electric Best Boy: Michael Yope
2nd Unit Electric Best Boys: Dan Riffel, Ric Delgado
Key Grip: Lloyd M. Moriartity
2nd Unit Key Grip: Loren Corl
Best Boy Grip: Jeffrey Johnson
2nd Unit Best Boy Grip: Jerry L. Marshall
Dolly Grip: John Murphy
2nd Unit Dolly Grip: William Drimant
Colour Timer: Bob McMillian
Stills: Darren Michaels
Video Assist: Bryce Shields
2nd Unit Video Assist: David Presley
24 Frame Playback: Monte Swann
Camera Equipment: Panavision Cameras and Lenses
Colour: DeLuxe
Stock: Kodak

EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Wayne Wahrman, Peter Teschner
1st Assistant Editor: Ken Terry
2nd Assistant Editor: Lisa M. Dannenbaum
Assistant Editors: Adam S. Hernandez, Nina Kawasaki
Digital Assistant: Kirsty Kalkhoven
Apprentice Editor: Sam Vanny
Negative Cutter: Donna Bassett and Associates

MUSIC
Music: Edward Shearmur
Songs: Berry Gordy, Janie Bradford (Money (That's What I Want)); Alan Merrill, Jake Hooker (I Love Rock N'Roll); Jake Elliott, Allyn Ferguson Remix: Howard Gray, Trevor Gray, Noko (Charlie's Angels 2000); Chip Tayler (Angel of the Morning); Frederick J. Perren, Keni St Lewis (Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel); Alan O'Day (Undercover Angel); Michael Cretu (?) (Principles of Lust); David Fenton (Turning Japenese); Beyoncé Knowles, Cory Rooney, Samuel J. Barnes, Jean Claude Olivier (Independent Women Part I); Nanako Sato (Twiggy Twiggy); D'mitry Brill, Dong-Hwa Chung, Kamaal Fareed, Herbie Hancock, Kier Kirby (Groove Is In The Heart); Hachidai Nakamura, Rokusuke Ei (Sukiyaki); Liam Howlett, Keith Thornton, Cedric Miller (Smack My Bitch Up); Gary Clark, Keely Hawkes, Eric Pressly (Another Town); Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Marti Frederiksen (Angel's Eye); Adam Black (Belly); Frank Morocco (When Angels Yodel); Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Roger Fisher, Mike DeRosier (Barracuda); Gary Kemp (True); Vini Poncia, Leo Sayer (You Make Me Feel Like Dancing); Gregory E. Jacobs, George Clinton Jr, Bootsy Collins, Walter Morrison (The Humpty Dance); Cavier (Tangerine Speedo); Anthony L. Ray (Baby Got Back); Beyoncé Knowles, Eric 'Poppi' McCallo (Dot); Marvin Gaye (Got to Give It Up); Jan Hammer (Miami Vice Theme); Elliot Lurie (Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)); T. Jamerson (Simon Says); Howard Saunders, Simon Shackleton (Leave U Far Behind (V2 Instrumental Mix)); Brent Daniels, Daniel Lenz (Skullsplitter); Damon Albarn, Steven Alexander James, Graham Coxon, David Rowntree (Song 2); Michael Jackson (Billie Jean); Norman Cook, Frankie Cutlass, Charles Smith, Jon Hiseman, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Douglas Finley (Ya Mama); Jimi Hendrix (Angel); Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus (All The Small Things)
Songs Performed By: The Flying Lizards (Money (That's What I Want)); Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (I Love Rock N'Roll); Apollo Four Forty (Charlie's Angels 2000); Juice Newton (Angel Of The Morning); Tavares (Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel); Alan O'Day (Undercover Angel); Enigma (Principles of Lust); The Vapors (Turning Japenese); Destiny's Child (Independent Women Part I); Pizzicato Five (Twiggy Twiggy); Deee-Lite (Groove Is In The Heart); Kyu Sakamoto (Sukiyaki); Zenshuji Zendeko (Zendeko Hachijo); The Prodigy (Smack My Bitch Up); Transister (Another Town); Aerosmith (Angel's Eye); Nomad (Belly); Heart (Barracuda); Spandau Ballet (True); Leo Sayer (You Make Me Feel Like Dancing); Digital Underground (The Humpty Dance); Cavier, Dominguez (Tangerine Speedo); Sir Mix-a-Lot (Baby Got Back); Beyoncé Knowles, Eric 'Poppi' McCallo, Matthew Knowles (Dot); Marvin Gaye (Got to Give It Up); Jan Hammer (Miami Vice Theme); Looking Glass (Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)); Pharoahe Monch (Simon Says); Lunatic Calm (Leave U Far Behind (V2 Instrumental Mix)); Hednoize (Skullsplitter); Blur (Song 2); Michael Jackson (Billie Jean); Fatboy Slim (Ya Mama); Rod Stewart (Angel); Blink 182 (All The Small Things)
Songs Produced By: Poke and Tone, Cory Rooney, Beyoncé Knowles (Independent Women Part I); Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Marti Frederiksen (Angel's Eye); Destiny's Child (Dot)
Music Supervisor: John Houlihan (uncredited)
Music Editors: Michael T. Ryan, Daryl B. Kell
Scoring Engineers: Chris Fogel, Dan Wallin

SOUND
Production Sound Mixer: Willie Burton
2nd Unit Sound Mixer: Walter B. Martin Jr
Re-Recording Mixers: Gary C. Bourgeois, Greg Orloff
Supervising Sound Editor: Michael J. Benavente
Assistant Sound Editors: Tricia Linklater, Steve F. Price
Special Sound Effects: Stephen Hunter Flick
Sound Effects Editors: Dean Beville, Ed Callahan, Steven Ticknor
Foley Artists: Gary Hecker, Matthew Dettman, Alicia Irwin, Dawn Fintor
Foley Editor: Mark Pappas
Foley Mixers: Lane Burch, Kyle Rochlin
Dialogue Editors: Jeena M. Phelps, Susan Shackelford
ADR Editor: Susan Dudeck
Boom Operator: Marvin E. Lewis
2nd Unit Boom Operator: Gregg Harris
Sound Services: Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City, California

COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP
Costume Designer: Joseph G. Aulisi
Assistant Costume Designers: Florence-Isabelle Megginson, Randy Gardell
Costume Supervisor: Cheryl Beasley Blackwell
Key Costumer: Lucinda Campbell
Set Costumers: Cynthia Black, Susan Lichtman
Costumer: Ellen Ryba (uncredited)
Make Up Supervisor: Kimberly Greene
Key Make Up: Joni Powell
2nd Unit Key Make Up: Denise DellaValle
Make Up for Diaz: Cheryl Nick
Make Up For Liu: David Craig Forrest
Make Up for Murray: Frances Hannon
Hair Department Supervisor: Barbara Olvera
Key Hair: Lori McCoy
2nd Unit Key Hair: Audrey Futterman-Stern
Hair for Diaz: Anne Morgan
Hair for Liu: Barbara Lorenz
Hair for Murray: Frances Hannon

SPECIAL MAKE UP EFFECTS
Special Make Up Effects: Rob Bottin

SPECIAL EFFECTS
Special Effects Co-Ordinator: Paul Lombardi
Special Visual Effects: Sony Pictures Imageworks
Senior Visual Effects Supervisor: Patrick McClung
Visual Effects Executive Producer: Jenny Fuller
Visual Effects Producer: David Taritero
Special Effects Foreman: Richard S. Wood
CG Supervisor: Heather Davis Baker
CG Artists: Harry Gunderson, Didier Levy, Lyndon Li, Arnon Manor
Visual Effects Co-Ordinator: Daniel Kuehn
Visual Effects Associate Co-Ordinator: Christian Hejnal
Visual Effects Editor: Kevin J. Jolly
Visual Effects Assistant Editor: Dee Storm
IRC Production Manager: Dawn Guinta
IRC Co-Ordinator: Jason Anderson
Video Temp Producer: David Takemura
Interactive Compositors: Christian Boudman, Marguerite Cargill, Doug Forrest, Jennifer German, Andrew Mumford, Candice Scott, Rick Shick
3D Lead: Max Bruce
Compositing Lead: Eric Bruneau
Compositors: Duffy Knox, M. Scott McKee, Racjel Nicholl, Bob Peitzman
Texture Painters: Rachel Kelley, Raquel Morales
Rotoscope Artists: Andrew Goldstein, Patrick Kavanaugh, Lisa Kshatriva, Lanelle Mason, Etienne Terblanche, Chris Troianello
Technical Assistant: Sean Callan, C.J. LePage, Eric Withee
Senior Systems Engineer: Steve Kowalski
Systems Administrator: Stewart Hoffman
Software Engineer: Reuben Pasquini
Film I/O Supervisor: Dennis Webb
Film Recording Technicians: Robert Davis Oh, Brandon England
Assistant Digital Colour Timer: Paul McGhee
Production Accountant: Jackie Szymanski

Additional Visual Effects: CIS Hollywood
Executive Visual Effects Producer: C. Marie Davis
Visual Effects Supervisor: Dr Ken Jones
Digital Compositing Supervisors: Suzanne Mitus-Uribe, Gregory Oehler

Additional Visual Effects: Yannix Technologies
A.I. Sorcery: XYE
Production Supervisor: James Marbas
Production Co-Ordinator: Rattiya Suprakob

Additional Visual Effects: Pulse Imaging
Visual Effects Art Director: Tim Clark

Additional Visual Effects: Pixel Magic

TITLES AND OPTICALS
Opticals: Pacific Title

DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Production Designer: J. Michael Riva
Art Directors: David F. Klassen, Richard F. Mays
Title Designer: Imaginary Forces
Set Designers: Clare Scarpulla, Dawn Brown Manser, Noelle King
Set Decorator: Lauri Gaffin
Set Dresser: David Ladish (uncredited)
Property Master: Russell Bobbitt
2nd Unit Property Master: Tim Wiles
1st Assistant Property Master: David Saltzman
Property Assistant: Mike Suhy (uncredited)
Construction Co-Ordinator: Walt Hadfield
Stand-By Painter: Bill K. Hoyt
Constructor: Jay Wylie (uncredited)
Leadman: Ben Woolverton
Storyboards: Adolfo Martinez
Illustrator: Jack Johnson

OTHER CREW
Production Assistants: Jeff Bilger, Jamala Grither, Scott Kirkley, V.W. Scheich, Julie Shack, Shea Varge', Kenny Vasquez
2nd Unit Production Assistant: Mark Carter
Additional Production Assistant: Jeffrey Jenofsky (uncredited)
Assistant to Goldberg: Ursula Wendel
Assistant to Barrymore: Chris Miller
Assistant to Juvonen: Cate Engel
Assistant to McG: Rebecca Penrose
Assistant to Topping: Erin Stam
Assistant to Caracciolo: Rachel Kielborn
Assistant to Diaz: Jesse Lutz
Assistant to Liu: Marjon Miabaha
Set Production Assistants: Scott Kirkley, Shaun O'Banion (uncredited)
Personal Assistant: Anne Clements (uncredited)
Transportation Captain: John Orlebeck
Transportation Co-Captain: Jeff Couch
Picture Car Co-Ordinator: David Severin
Pilots: David Paris, Dirk Vahle
Production Secretaries: Judith Ann Biggs, Angela Pritchard
Production Accountant: Elizabeth K. Tompkins
1st Assistant Accountant: Victoria Gregory
Unit Publicist: Guy Adan
Craft Service: Michael G. Randolf, John Randolf
2nd Unit Craft Service: Tony Gomez
Caterer: Tony's Food Service
2nd Unit Caterer: Michelson Food Services Inc
Set Medic: Hal Fowler
Choreography: Marguerite Derricks

LOCATIONS
Locations: Los Angeles Center Studios; California Speedway, Fontana, California, USA; Los Angeles, California, USA; Vincent Thomas Bridge, San Pedro, California, USA
The Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California, USA
Location Manager: Marc Strachan
2nd Unit Location Manager: Jennifer Dunne
Assistant Location Manager: Scott Mosher (uncredited)

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Rolling Stones Trademark: Musidor B.V.
Soul Train Courtesy: Don Cornelius Productions
World Wrestling Federation Merchandise Courtesy: World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc
ET Merchanise Courtesy: Universal Studios Licensing
CNN Logo Courtesy: Cable News Network
Special Thanks To: California State Parks; Sycamore Cove State Beach; Tri-C Engineering / C.A.R.T. Cars; Jeanine Lobell

STUNTS
Stunt Co-Ordinators: Vic Armstrong
Co-Stunt Co-Ordinator: Andy Armstrong
Stunts: Laura Albert, Clayton Barber, Joey Box, Jennifer Caputo, Marla Casey, Lauri Creach, Rick Cresse, Leon Delaney, Shauna Duggins,
Donna Evans Merlo, Tanner Gill, Dana Hee, Leigh Hennessy, Lisa Hoyle, Zachary Hudson, Jesse Johnson, Clint Lilley, Ming Liu, Brad Martin, Matt McBride, Craig O'Brien, Tanya Garcia-O'Brien, Rick Seaman, Nancy Thurston, Garrett Warren, Eileen Weisinger, Cheryl Wheeler, Keith Woulard
Stunt Doubles for Lucy Liu: Ming Liu (uncredited), Michiko Nishiwaki (uncredited)
Fencing Double for Lucy Liu: Roberta Brown (uncredited)
High Fall Stunt Double For Lucy Liu: Leigh Hennessy (uncredited)
Skydiving Co-Ordinator: Harry L. O'Connor
Stunt Unit Driver: David Diaz (uncredited)
Fencing Choreographer: Roberta Brown (uncredited)
Martial Arts Special Effects: Cheung-Yan Yuen
Kung-Fu Team: Daxing Zhang (uncredited)

CASTING
Casting: Justine Baddeley, Kim Davis
Extras Casting: Central Casting

CAST

Cameron Diaz (Natalie Cook)
Drew Barrymore (Dylan Sanders)
Lucy Liu (Alex Munday)
Bill Murray (John Bosley)
Sam Rockwell (Eric Knox)
Kelly Lynch (Vivian Wood)
Tim Curry (Roger Corwin)
Crispin Glover (The Thin Man)
John Forsythe (voice of Charlie)
Matt LeBlanc (Jason Gibbons)
LL Cool J (Mr Jones)
Tom Green (Chad)
Luke Wilson (Pete)
Sean Whalen (Pasqual)
Tim Dunaway (flight attendant)
Alex Trebek (himself)
Raleigh Wilson (reform officer)
Mark Ryan (fencing opponent)
Bobby Ore (driving instructor)
Guy Oseary (DJ)
Joe Duer (UPS delivery guy)
Matthew Frauman, Reggie Hayes, David M. Nesting (uncredited) (Red Star Systems techies)
Melissa McCarthy (Doris)
Bob Stephenson, Ned Bellamy (Red Star Systems directord)
Raymond Patterson (director's buddy)
Bjorn Flor (Red Star Systems security guard)
Gaven E. Lucas, Michael Barryte (boys)
Andrew Wilson (Corwin's driver)
Branden Williams (assistant director)
Frank Marocco (accordionist)
Darrell Pfingsten (partygoer)
Jimmy Calloway, Kevin Grevioux (bouncers)
Michael Papajohn (bathroom thug)
Jim Palmer, Shawn Woods (shooters)
Kenny Endoso, Tom Garner (getaway drivers)
Isaac C. Singleton Jr (kidnapper)
Paul Eliopoulos, Tim Gilbert, Al Goto, Steven Ito, Felipe Savahge, Mike Smith, Jerry Trimble (Knox thug)
Jennifer Cole (Corwin's assistant)

PLOT SUMMARY

Charlie's Angels, three elite female crime fighters in the employ of a never-seen millionaire, are hired to rescued kidnapped software magnate Eric Knox whose revolutionary voice recognition software is coveted by his unscrupulous rivals. But all is not as it seems and soon the Angels and even Charlie himself are in grave danger.

Appalling in almost every respect, this willfully stupid film is the epitome of the soulless, mechanical pap being churned out by the Hollywood majors at the end of the 20th century. It has no plot, no characters and no point, just a seemingly endless parade of special effects, Matrix-inspired wire stunts and double entendres that would have shamed the Carry On films. The three leads - all talented actresses - are here reduced to moronic, giggling schoolgirls whose acting talents are stretched only as far as how effectively they wiggle their butts at the camera, which they seem to do endlessly. Never trust a film made by a director who chooses to hide behind a pseudonym that makes him sound like a fast food burger chain. (Full Review)

Argentina
Theatrical Distributor: Columbia TriStar Films de Argentina

France
Theatrical Distributor: Columbia TriStar Films

Germany
DVD Distributor: Columbia/Tristar

Japan
Theatrical Distributor: Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc

UK
Video Distributor: Columbia Tristar (CVT29077)
DVD Distributor: Columbia Tristar (CDR29077)

USA
Theatrical Distributor: Columbia Pictures/Sony Pictures Entertainment
DVD Distributor: Columbia/Tristar (06017)

Argentina
Rating: 13

Australia
Rating: M

Denmark
Rating: 11

Finland
Rating: K-14

France
Rating: U

Germany
Rating: 12

Hong Kong
Rating: IIA

Ireland
Rating: 12

Mexico
Rating: B

Netherlands
Rating: 12

New Zealand
Rating: M

Norway
Rating: 15

Portugal
Rating: M/12

Sweden
Rating: 11

Switzerland
Rating: 12

UK
Rating: 15

USA
Rating: PG-13 (for action violence, innuendo and some sensuality/nudity)

2001
Academy of Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Films, USA
Saturn Award: Best Action/Adventure/Thriller Film - nominated
Best Supporting Actress: Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu - nominated

Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
Favorite Action Team: Internet Only (Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu) - winner
Favorite Soundtrack: Internet Only - winner
Favorite Supporting Actor: Action (Bill Murray) - winner
Favorite Song from a Movie: Internet Only (Destiny's Child for Independent Woman) - nominated

Costume Designers Guild
Excellence for Costume Design for Film: Contemporary (Joseph G. Aulisi) - nominated

Golden Satellite Awards
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical (Cameron Diaz) - nominated
Best Visual Effects (Pat McClung) - nominated

Grammy Awards
Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (Beyoncé Knowles, Samuel Barnes, Jean-Claude Olivier, Corey Rooney for Independent Women Part I) - nominated

Hollywood Makeup Artist and Hair Stylist Guild Awards
Best Contemporary Hair Styling: Feature (Barbara Lorenz, Lori McCoy, Anne Morgan, Barbara Olvera) - winner
Best Contemporary Makeup: Feature (Cheryl Nick) - nominated

MTV Movie Awards
Best Dance Sequence (Cameron Diaz for her fantasy sequence) - winner
Best Fight (Drew Barrymore versus attackers) - nominated
Best On-Screen Team (Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu) - winner

World Stunt Awards
Taurus Award: Best Aerial Work (Joey Box, Marla Casey, Shauna Duggins, Donna Evans, Dana Hee , Ming Liu, Michiko Nishiwaki, David Paris, Eileen Weisinger for the opening sequence) - winner
Best Specialty Stunt: Donna Evans, Shauna Duggins - winner
Best Driving (Tanner Gill, Rick Seaman) - nominated
Best Fight (Al Goto, Steven Ito, Felipe Savahge, Mike Smith, Jerry Trimble) - nominated
Best Stunt Coordinator and/or 2nd Unit Director: Feature Film (Andy Armstrong, Vic Armstrong ) - nominated

2000
October
22: USA - theatrical premiere

November
3: Canada - theatrical release
3: USA - theatrical release
5: Japan - shown at the Tokyo International Film Festival
8: UK - certified 15 by the BBFC (for theatrical release)
11: Japan - theatrical release
17: Israel - theatrical premiere
17: Mexico - theatrical release
22: France - theatrical release
23: Australia - theatrical release
23: Hong Kong - theatrical release
23: Hungary - theatrical release
23: Israel - theatrical release
23: Malaysia - theatrical release
23: Singapore - theatrical release
23: Switzerland - theatrical release in German speaking region
24: Brazil - theatrical release
24: Iceland - theatrical release
24: Italy - theatrical release
24: Norway - theatrical release
24: Portugal - theatrical release
24: Sweden - theatrical release
24: Taiwan - theatrical release
24: Turkey - theatrical release
24: UK - theatrical release
25: Indonesia - theatrical release in Jakarta
30: Czech Republic - theatrical release
30: Germany - theatrical release
30: New Zealand - theatrical release

December
1: Estonia - theatrical release
1: Poland - theatrical release
1: South Africa - theatrical release
1: Spain - theatrical release
7: Netherlands - theatrical release
8: Denmark - theatrical release
8: Greece - theatrical release
14: Slovenia - theatrical release
22: India - theatrical release
22: Lithuania - theatrical release
26: Kuwait - theatrical release
28: Argentina - theatrical release
29: Uruguay - theatrical release

2001
January
17: Egypt - theatrical release

February
21: UK - certified 15 by the BBFC (for video release)

March
27: USA - DVD release (Columbia/Tristar (06017))

May
21: UK - rental video release (Columbia Tristar (CVT29077)); DVD release (Columbia Tristar (CDR29077))
31: Germany - DVD release (Columbia/Tristar)

POSTER TAGS

Get some action

Charlie's Angels: The Movie - working title
Charlie et ses drôles de dames - French title
3 Engel für Charlie - German title

SEE ALSO
Batman (1989)
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
Gojira tai Mosura (1992)
Matrix, The (1999)
Mission: Impossible (1996)
Mission: Impossible II (2000)
Octopussy (1983)
Scary Movie 2 (2001)
Shining, The (1980)
Shrek (2001)

INCLUDES EXTRACTS FROM
Final Fantasy VIII (1999)

PERIODICALS

Empire no.111 (September 1998) p.11 (UK)
note

Total Film no.35 (December 1999) p.44 (UK)
illustrated pre-production notes

OTHER SOURCES

screen
credits

boats, computer software, dancing, helicopters, martial arts, motor racing, retinal scans, revenge, scientists, technology, voice recognition