Hackers - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Hackers"
Hackers (1995)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
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Actors and characters
Darren Lee
Character Razor
Liza Walker
Character Laura
Bob Sessions
Character Duke Ellingson
Ethan Browne
Character Curtis
Blake Willett
Character S.S. Agent, Seattle
Max Ligosh
Character Young Dade Murphy / 'Zero Cool'
Paul Klementowicz
Character Michael Murphy
Richard Ziman
Character Judge
William DeMeo
Character Jock
Denise George
Character Denise
Johnny Myers
Character 1st Sysop Technician
Kevin Brewerton
Character 2nd Sysop Technician
Jeff Harding
Character 2nd V.P.
Annemarie Lawless
Character Addict Vickie
Nancy Ticotin
Character Phreak's Mom
Olegar Fedoro
Character Russian Hacker
Christo Morse
Character 'Cyberspirits' and Skaters
Bill Maul
Character Norm
Jeb Handwerger
Character Freshman on Roof
Mitchell McCormick
Character Freshman on Roof
Gary Klar
Character Mr. Simpson
Douglas W. Iles
Character Addict Hank
Mike Cicchetti
Character Ellingson Guard
Mick O'Rourke
Character Phone Repairman
Roberta Gotti
Character Italian Hacker
Eric Loren
Character News Technician
Kristin Moreu
Character Flight Attendant
Tony Sibbald
Character Jail Guard
Richard Purro
Character Talkshow Host
Enzo Junior
Character Da Vinci Virus
Yoshinori Yamamoto
Character 3rd V.P.
Ralph Winter
Character 4th V.P.
Kimbra Standish
Character Receptionist
Steven Angiolini
Character Rollerblader
Melissa Barkan
Character 'Cyberspirits' and Skaters
Christopher Waller
Character 'Cyberspirits' and Skaters
Joseph Lloyd
Character 'Cyberspirits' and Skaters
C.J. Byrnes
Character Father (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- All the viruses launched in the final "battle" of hackers also have historical origins. Among them are Cookie Monster and Elk Cloner.
- The virus launched by the main character, Dade Murphy, which caused the collapse of the New York Stock Exchange, is a reference to a real event in 1988 when the famous Morris worm shut down the ARPANET network.
- In one episode, the FBI agent quotes "The Hacker Manifesto," which is a real statement by a hacker using the pseudonym The Mentor, published on June 6, 1986, in the semi-legal hacker magazine Phrack. The manifesto heard in the film is not the original text; it was taken from a later issue of the hacker magazine 2600.
- Ironically, the film's official website was hacked by unknown hackers, and the original version of the site was lost.
- The supercomputer 'Gibson' is likely a reference to William Gibson, the 'father' of cyberpunk.
- Emmanuel Goldstein is the real nickname of the editor-in-chief of the semi-legal magazine '2600'.
- Emmanuel Goldstein's surname is taken from George Orwell's work '1984'. A reference to this novel also appears in Phantom Phreak's dream, where agent Richard Jill says, 'I’m watching you'.
- Three soundtracks were released for the film. The first album featured music heard in the film, while the two subsequent ones were remixes of music written 'based on' the film.
- Paul Cook's hacker nickname, 'Lord Nikon', is a reference to the camera manufacturer Nikon. The name is fitting for the character, as he has a phenomenal (or photographic) memory.
- The surname of Emmanuel Goldstein is taken from George Orwell's novel '1984'. A reference to this novel is also present in Phantom Phreak's dream, where Agent Richard Jill says, "I’m watching you."
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