Pride
- Studio
- BBC, A&E, John Downer Productions, ProSieben Productions
- Distributor
- BBC
Synopsis
A real pride of lions, filmed on the plains of Africa, become the characters in a family tale of love and survival. Suki is young and rebellious. Dark is her dangerous yet magnetic suitor. Suki's mother Macheeba is the wise matriarch of the pride.
Characters
Suki, Linus, Macheeba, Dark, Fleck, Harry, Lush, James, Eddie
Credits
Directing
- Director
- John Downer
Producing
- Producer
- Christopher Hall
Writing
- Writer
- Simon Nye, John Downer
- Executive Producer
- Simon Curtis
- Executive Producer for A&E Television
- Delia Fine
- Executive Producer for the BBC
- Laura Mackie
- Supervising Producer (A&E)
- Emilio Nunez
- Assistant Producer
- Tilly Scott-Wilson
Voices
- Voice
- Kate Winslet (Suki), Rupert Graves (Linus), Helen Mirren (Macheeba), Sean Bean (Dark), Martin Freeman (Fleck), John Hurt (Harry), Kwame Kwei-Armah (Lush), Robbie Coltrane (James), Jim Broadbent (Eddie)
Music
- Music
- George Fenton
Editing
- Editor
- Stuart Napier
- Assistant Editor
- Steve Barnes
Crew
- Director of Photography
- Michael W. Richards
- Character Effects and Animation
- Jim Henson's Creature Shop
- Casting
- Andy Pryor
- Production Managers
- Margaret Black, Penny Hayler
- Supervising Sound Editor
- James Mather
- Digital Compositor
- Alberto Montañés
- Digital Compositors
- Theo Diamantis, Yasmine El-Ghamrawy, Vincent Goodsell, Donal Nolan, Kevin Quatman, Matthew Tinsley
- Visual Effects Producer
- Jeremy Hall
- Visual Effects Supervisors
- Howard Jones, Dennis Michelson
- Systems Administrator
- Henry van der Beek
- Senior CG Systems Administrator
- Peter Guyan
- Software Developer
- Dan Sheerin
- Assistant to Producer
- Carrie-Anne Brackstone
- Script Executive
- Sarah Brown
- Production Executive
- Melanie Howard
Production notes
Combined animation and live action.
Live action was shot in the African savannah in 2003. Photography used a "boulder cam," a camera hidden inside what looks like a rock.
Live action was shot in the African savannah in 2003. Photography used a "boulder cam," a camera hidden inside what looks like a rock.