Showgirls - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Showgirls"
Showgirls (1995)
Timing:
2:11 (131 min)
5.585/10
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6.956/10
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Actors and characters
Melissa Williams
Character Julie
Melinda Songer
Character Nicky
Lance Davis
Character Bell Captain
Jim Ishida
Character Mr. Okida
Danté McCarthy
Character Carmi
Caroline Key Johnson
Character Nadia
Joan Foley
Character Jail Matron
Terry Beeman
Character Felix
Sebastian La Cause
Character Sal
Teo
Character Andrew Carver's Bodyguard
Melanie Jeffcoat
Character Versace Salesperson
Alexander Zale
Character Doctor
Irene Olga López
Character Personnel Woman
Julie Pop
Character Nurse
Pamela Anderson
Character Party Singer
Jacob Witkin
Character Caesar
Jana Walker
Character Secretary
Christina Robinette
Character Receptionist
Michael Shure
Character Cheetah Drunk
Geoff Callan
Character Cheetah Drunk
Rick Marotta
Character Long-Haired Drunk
Michael Cooke
Character Casino Lecher
Jean Barrett
Character Change Girl
Gary Devaney
Character Texan at Spago
Gene Ellison-Jones
Character Texan at Spago
Fernando Celis
Character Hector
Bob Dunn
Character Chimp Trainer
Ashley Nation
Character Julie's Daughter
Cory Melander
Character Julie's Son
Sean Breen
Character Reporter
Elizabeth Kennedy
Character Photographer
Katherine Manning
Character Reporter
Warren Reno
Character Crave Club Bouncer
Ken Enomoto
Character Cheetah Customer
Y. Hero Abe
Character Cheetah Customer
Rodney Ueno
Character Cheetah Customer
Kathleen McTeague
Character Al Torres' Girl
Kristen Knittle
Character Al Torres' Girl
Sage Peart
Character Paramedic
Michael Washington
Character Crave Club Heckler
Debbie Ables
Character Goddess Dancer
Lindsley Allen
Character Goddess Dancer
Bryan Anthony
Character Goddess Dancer
Christopher D. Childers
Character Goddess Dancer
Tyce Diorio
Character Goddess Dancer
Eric L. Ellis
Character Goddess Dancer
Deena Grassia
Character Goddess Dancer
John Jacquet Jr.
Character Goddess Dancer
Laurie Kanyok
Character Goddess Dancer
Caitlin McLean
Character Goddess Dancer
Suzi McDonald
Character Goddess Dancer
Lisa Ratzin
Character Goddess Dancer
Salvatore Vassallo
Character Goddess Dancer
Kim Wolfe
Character Goddess Dancer
Jamy Woodbury
Character Goddess Dancer
Jason Yribar
Character Goddess Dancer
Judette Warren
Character Spelling Dancer
Lonetta Pugh
Character Baby Fat Dancer
María Díaz
Character Yoga Dancer
Madison Clark
Character Classes Dancer
Bethany Chesser
Character Finalist Dancer
Kelly St. Romaine
Character Melon Dancer
Danielle Burgio
Character Ear and Nose Dancer
Micki Duran
Character Other Audition Dancer
Michelle Elkin
Character Other Audition Dancer
Neisha Folkes-LeMelle
Character Other Audition Dancer
Andrea Moen
Character Other Audition Dancer
Nancy O'Meara
Character Other Audition Dancer
Sandra Plazinic
Character Other Audition Dancer
Laurie Sposit
Character Other Audition Dancer
Tonya Tovias
Character Other Audition Dancer
Michelle Zeitlin
Character Other Audition Dancer
Chris Tedesco
Character Jazz Combo
Patrick Seymour
Character Jazz Combo
Larry Washington
Character Jazz Combo
Robb Vallier
Character Jazz Combo
Mike Anderson
Character Pool Partygoer (uncredited)
Justin Armao
Character Club Goer (uncredited)
Richard Atchley
Character Club Patron (uncredited)
Anthony Backman
Character Cheetah Customer / Club Dancer (uncredited)
David Garry
Character Crave Club Heckler #2 (uncredited)
Amber Herrel
Character Cheetah Dancer (uncredited)
Tyler Keegan
Character Caesar's Palace Forum Shopper (uncredited)
Gorja Max
Character Policeman (uncredited)
Joe Everett Michaels
Character Goddess Dancer (uncredited)
Matty J Murillo
Character Club Patron (uncredited)
Christy Oldenkamp
Character Clubgoer (uncredited)
Timothy Scott Ralston
Character Penny's Friend (uncredited)
Eric Ritter
Character Car Driver / Fighter (uncredited)
Lisa Robinson
Character Club Patron (uncredited)
Richard Roraback
Character Clubgoer (uncredited)
Andreanna Veith
Character Goddess Dancer (uncredited)
Lenny Wilson
Character Lenny the Meatcarver (uncredited)
Mason Marconi
Character Cheetah Dancer (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The only scene filmed inside a Las Vegas casino was the very first scene, where Nomie plays the slot machines.
- Joe Eszterhas came up with the name Nomi Malone by combining his wife's nickname – Nomi (her real name is Naomi) and the surname Malone, believing it resonated with the word "alone".
- For the filming of the dance scenes, Elizabeth Berkley worked sixteen hours a day in high heels.
- Charlize Theron auditioned for the role of Nomi Malone.
- Sharon Stone and Finola Hughes auditioned for the role of Crystal Connors.
- Gina Gershon refused to recreate the famous leg-crossing scene from "Basic Instinct" (1992).
- Jenny McCarthy auditioned for the lead role and almost got it, but it turned out at the last moment that she couldn't dance.
- Paul Verhoeven and Joe Eszterhas planned a sequel where Nomi would go to Los Angeles to conquer Hollywood.
- In the edited version of the film for television, Paul Verhoeven is credited as Yen Jensen.
- Joe Eszterhas came up with the film's plot while on vacation in Hawaii. Joe received $2 million as an advance and another $1.7 million after filming was completed.
- The producers wanted Madonna to play Crystal Connors and Drew Barrymore to play Nomi Malone.
- For the first time in the history of the Golden Raspberry Awards, film director Paul Verhoeven personally attended the ceremony to accept awards in the categories of 'Worst Director' and 'Worst Film'.
- After the film flopped at the box office and received seven Golden Raspberry Awards, studio MGM/UA attempted to turn the situation to its advantage by advertising the film as a 'cult midnight movie': advertisements for late-night screenings were placed in Los Angeles newspapers, mentioning, among other things, that the film had received seven Golden Raspberry Awards. Despite this unconventional approach, the advertising campaign was also unsuccessful.
- As of early 2008, 'Showgirls' held the record for the NC-17 rated film released in the largest number of theaters – 1388.
- Joe Eszterhas came up with the name Nomi Malone by combining his wife’s nickname – Nomi (her real name is Naomi) – and the surname Malone, believing it sounded similar to the word “alone”.
- Gina Gershon refused to recreate the famous leg-crossing scene from “Basic Instinct” (1992).
- For the first time in the history of the Golden Raspberry Awards, the film’s director, Paul Verhoeven, personally attended the ceremony to receive awards in the categories of “Worst Director” and “Worst Film”.
- After the film flopped at the box office and received seven Golden Raspberry Awards, MGM/UA studio attempted to turn the situation to their advantage by advertising the film as a “cult midnight movie”: advertisements for late-night showings were placed in Los Angeles newspapers, mentioning, among other things, that the film had received seven Golden Raspberry Awards. Despite this unconventional approach, the advertising campaign was also unsuccessful.
- As of early 2008, 'Showgirls' held the record for the NC-17 rated film released in the most theaters – 1388.
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