The Firm (1993 Film) - Production

Production

Gene Hackman's name did not appear on the release poster; due to Tom Cruise's deal with Paramount only his name could appear above the title. Hackman also wanted his name to appear above the credits, but when this was refused he asked for his name to be removed. His name does appear in the end credits.

The soundtrack, almost exclusively solo piano by Dave Grusin, is used to great effect during action sequences and interstitials.

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