The Majestic - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Majestic"
The Majestic (2001)
Timing:
2:32 (152 min)
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Actors and characters
Gerry Black
Character Emmett Smith
Susan Willis
Character Irene Terwilliger
Karl Bury
Character Bob Leffert
Mario Roccuzzo
Character Jerry the Bartender
Michael Sloane
Character Kindly Old Professor Meredith
Ginger Williams
Character Louise
Csilla Horvath
Character Nurse Muriel
April Ortiz
Character Vera
Larry Cox
Character Grauman's Usher
Julie Richardson
Character Grauman's Bon-Bon Girl
Scotty Leavenworth
Character Joey
Grant Vaught
Character Boy on Beach
Bob Wells
Character Reverend
Kevin DeMunn
Character Western Union Man
Matt G. Wiens
Character Spencer Wyatt
Jeffrey Adams
Character Principal Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Kris Andersson
Character Dancer (uncredited)
Alvah Bessie
Character Self (Hollywood Ten, arrives, behind Cole) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Herbert J. Biberman
Herbert J. BibermanCharacter Self (Hollywood Ten, arrives) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jennifer Blaire
Character Carl's Date (uncredited)
Chris Carver
Character Dancer (uncredited)
Lester Cole
Character Self (Hollywood Ten, arrives) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Lathan Crowe
Character Casanova (uncredited)
Corey Foxx
Character Photographer (uncredited)
Kate Greeke
Character Popcorn Girl (uncredited)
Gordon Hart
Character Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Jesse Jensen
Character Soldier (uncredited)
Mary Kircher
Character Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Tony Laanan
Character Grauman's Usher (uncredited)
Ring Lardner, Jr.
Ring Lardner, Jr.Character Self (Hollywood Ten, arrives, behind Biberman) (archive footage) (uncredited)
John Howard Lawson
John Howard LawsonCharacter Self (Hollywood Ten, testifies) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Brian Libby
Character Studio Guard Hal (uncredited)
Melissa S. Markess
Character Swing Dancer (uncredited)
Amanda Melby
Character Young Mrs. Trimble (uncredited)
Christopher Metas
Character Cassanova (uncredited)
Samuel Ornitz
Character Self (Hollywood Ten, arrives) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Kimberly Prendez
Character Girl at Welcome Home Party (uncredited)
Maudie Purcell
Character Old Lady (uncredited)
Bubba Dean Rambo
Character Swing Dancer (uncredited)
George Ratliff
Character Dancer (uncredited)
Craig Richards
Character Studio Guard (uncredited)
Adrian Scott
Character Self (Hollywood Ten, arrives, behind Cole) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gary Sommers
Character FBI Agent (uncredited)
Cole Spivey
Character Theater Patron (uncredited)
Robert Thorne
Character FBI Agent (uncredited)
Jack Truman
Character Party Member (uncredited)
Steven Paul Zsenyuk
Character Driver/Theater Patron (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The voice reading Luke's letter belongs to Matt Damon.
- In the conversation of studio top executives, unseen by the audience, in the first scene of scriptwriting (as in subsequent scenes), the voices of famous directors can be heard, including Garry Marshall (1934-2016), Paul Mazursky (1930-2014), Sydney Pollack (1934-2008), Rob Reiner, and Carl Reiner (1922-2020).
- One scene shows a photograph of several people in World War II soldier uniforms. This is actually a photograph of servicemen on the fronts of World War II, all of whom settled in the city of Ferndale, California, after the war, where this film was shot.
- Brian Libby played the studio security guard named Hal. Libby appears in all films directed by Frank Darabont, as the director considers his participation in a film to be something of a good luck charm.
- Ferndale, where the filming took place, has neither the Majestic cinema nor Mabel's diner. The offices of the "Lawson Beacon" newspaper were filmed across the street from the World War II memorial, using the building that housed the "Ferndale Enterprise" newspaper. The police station and town hall are simply facades erected on either side of the bank building. The cinema facade was constructed by closing off the city parking lot. Interior sets were created on the grounds of the county fair.
- The scene from the film "Sahara Sand Pirates," which triggers Peter's memory, features the same golden idol statue that Steven Spielberg used in his adventure film "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981). Spielberg is even mentioned in the end credits among those to whom the filmmakers express their gratitude – in Spielberg’s case, for the loaned props.
- The scene from "Sahara" that restores Peter's memory features the same golden idol statue used by Steven Spielberg in the adventure film "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981). Spielberg is even mentioned in the end credits among those to whom the filmmakers express their gratitude (in Spielberg's case – for the provided props).
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