
The Flintstones
Fred Flintstone, a good‑natured quarry worker determined to secure a promotion and provide for his stone‑age family, must outwit his scheming boss’s dangerous plot before his newfound success crumbles the world he loves.
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Synopsis
The Flintstones, a modern Stone Age family, are brought to the big screen in this live-action adaptation of the classic cartoon. Fred assists Barney in adopting a child, and Barney finds an opportunity to return the favor when Slate Mining conducts a test to identify a new executive. However, no good deed goes unpunished.
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The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 252+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Kent BeydaShot by Dean CundeyScored by David NewmanDesigned by Eloy LobatoSound by Dick Alexander Nm1219804Costumes by Rosanna NortonStunts by Gary Hymes
Box Office
1994 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 7.4× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$341.6M
US & Canada: $130.5M — 38% of worldwide · International: $211.1M (62%)
Opening weekend: $29.7M — 23% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $44.2M — 34% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,498 theaters
Also known as
- Flintstones – Die Familie Feuersteinde
- The Flintstones - Die Familie Feuersteinde
- Los Picapiedraes
- La Famille Pierrafeufr
- I Flintstonesit
- (Bulgarian)Семейство Флинтстоун
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- United StatesMay 23, 1994
- CanadaMay 27, 1994
- BrazilJun 25, 1994
- UruguayJun 30, 1994
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Cast & Crew
252 unique people credited
Top billed cast
John Goodman
as Fred Flintstone
Rick Moranis
as Barney Rubble
Rosie O Donnell
as Betty Rubble
Halle Berry
as Miss Stone
Elizabeth Perkins
as Wilma Flintstone
Kyle Maclachlan
as Cliff Vandercave
Elizabeth Taylor
as Pearl Slaghoople
Elizabeth Taylor Nm0000072
as Pearl Slaghoople
Dann Florek
as Mr. Slate
Richard Moll
as Hoagie
Irwin Keyes
as Joe Rockhead
Jonathan Winters
as Grizzled Man
Supporting cast
63Harvey Korman
as Dictabird
Elaine Silver
as Pebbles
Melanie Silver
as Pebbles
Hlynur Sigur Sson
as Bamm-Bamm
Marino Sigur Sson
as Bamm-Bamm
Sheryl Lee Ralph
as Mrs. Pyrite
Jean Vander Pyl
as Mrs. Feldspar
Janice Kent
as Stewardess
Jack O Halloran
as Yeti
Becky Thyre
as Roxanne
Rod Mccary
as Store Manager
Kate Pierson
as BC-52's
Fred Schneider
as BC-52's
Keith Strickland
as BC-52's
Jim Doughan
as Maitre d
Laraine Newman
as Susan Rock
Jay Leno
as Bedrock's Most Wanted Host
Alan Blumenfeld
as Fred Look-A-Like
Sam Raimi
as Cliff Look-A-Like
Messiri Freeman
as Miss Stone Look-A-Like
Alex Zimmerman
as Accuser
Tommy Terrell
as Accuser
Tabbie Brown
as Accuser
Andy Steinfeld
as Aerobics Instructor
Bradford Bryson
as Foreman
Dean Cundey
as Technician
Lita Stevens
as Woman at Chevrox
Joseph Barbera
as Man in Mersandes
William Hanna
as Executive in Boardroom
Mel Blanc
as Dino
Lena Banks
as Bedrock Resident
Buzz Barbee
as Slate & Co. Executive
Neil Barton
as Quarryman
Monica Lee Bellais
as Flower Vendor at Cavern on the Green
Tony Burrer
as Dancer
Uriah Carr
as Slate & Co. Executive
Troy Christian
as Cavern on the Green Dancer
Bruce Cohen
as Mr. Gypsum
Elizabeth Daily
as Bamm-Bamm Rubble
Andrew Depalma
as Neanderthal
Elliot Durant Iii
as Test Area Worker
Brennan Dyson
as Club Patron
Star Halm
as Club Patron
Clay Hodges
as Bowling Opponent
Parthenon Huxley
as Bassist BC-52s
Donald R Jankiewicz
as Quarry Worker
Pat Jankiewicz
as Quarry Worker
Dan Lambirth
as Quarry Worker
Gene Lebell
as Quarry Worker
Bill Miller
as Jewelry Salesman
Si Paciorek
as Quarry Worker
Kyle Pittman
as Fard Flintstone
Carole Reed
Adam Reeves
as Bartender
Craig Richards
as Quarry Worker
Sam
as Mr. Henderson
Fran Severini
as Bedrock Shopper
Charles Sinclair
as Caveman
Theodore Carl Soderberg
as Caveman
Michael Stanhope
as Bowling Opponent
Geo Talegon
as Cave man
Ken Tipton
Catherine Wong
as Bedrock Shopper
Directors
1Writers
3Producers
9Bart Brown
assistant to producer
Bruce Cohen
Producer, Producers
Colin Wilson
co-producer
David Kirschner
executive producer
Gerald R Molen
executive producer
Joseph Barbera
Producers, executive producer
Kathleen Kennedy
executive producer
Steven Spielberg
executive producer (as Steven Spielrock)
William Hanna
Producers, executive producer
Other crew
174Larry D Davis
additional first assistant camera
Mike Boudry
adr recordist
Mickie Mcgowan
adr voice casting
Bob Dunn
animal supplier: orangutans / animal trainer
Linda Dunn
animal supplier: orangutans / animal trainer
Mike Alexander
animal trainer (as Michael Alexander)
Melinda Eichberg
animal trainer: orangutans
Mark Coulier
animatronic designer
Travis Dultz
apprentice editor
Christopher Burian Mohr
Art Directors
Nancy Patton
Art Directors
William James Teegarden
Art Directors
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