Inferno - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Inferno"
Inferno (2016)
Timing:
2:2 (122 min)
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Actors and characters
Ida Darvish
Character Marta Alvarez
Paolo Antonio Simioni
Character Dr. Marconi
Alessandro Grimaldi
Character Florence Hospital Taxi Driver
Fausto Maria Sciarappa
Character Parker
Robin Mugnaini
Character Apartment Carabinieri Captain
Vincenzo Tanassi
Character Boboli Gardens Policeman
Simone Mariani
Character Security Director
Gábor Urmai
Character Ignazio Busoni
Jon Donahue
Character Richard
Fortunato Cerlino
Character Entrance Museum Guard
Kata Sarbó
Character Florence Airport Gate Keeper
Maria Grazia Mandruzzato
Character Roma Merchant
Mehmet Ergen
Character Mirsat
Luca Fiorilli
Character Video Technician
Cristian Stelluti
Character Bouchard Agent
Alberto Basaluzzo
Character Bouchard Agent
Gábor Nagypál
Character Student (Istanbul)
Gianni Annoni
Character Video Room Guard
Yang Haiwen
Character CRC Tech
Mirjam Novak
Character CRC Tech
Sardar Tagirovsky
Character CRC Tech
Gäbor Atlasz
Character Handless Beggar
Gábor Dióssy
Character Handless Beggar
Peter Schueller
Character Concert Patron
Felipe Torres Urso
Character Concert Patron
Dino Conti
Character Death Mask Hall Guard
Mario Acampa
Character Death Mask Hall Guard
Pasquale Corrente
Character Angry Motorist
Kerem Ozen
Character Turkish Control Tower Agent
Xavier Laurent
Character Bouchard French Agent
Büyükkol Mehmet Onur
Character Turkish WHO Agent
Bálint Adorjáni
Character Turkish WHO Agent
Zsolt Páll
Character WHO Cistern Agent
Peter Linka
Character WHO Cistern Agent
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the novel of the same name by Dan Brown, which is the fourth book in the series about the adventures of Robert Langdon.
- Initially, Ron Howard was reluctant to film another movie based on Dan Brown's novel about Professor Robert Langdon. He decided to remain with the creative team for the film “The Lost Symbol” as a producer. Mark Romanek was appointed as the director, and Tom Hanks once again landed the lead role. Meanwhile, Brown released a fourth novel titled “Inferno,” and the studio shelved the “The Lost Symbol” project, justifying its decision with the alleged similarity of its plot and overall idea to John Turteltaub’s adventure film “National Treasure” (2004). Studio executives decided to film a movie based on Brown’s fourth novel with Hanks in the lead role. Howard took on directing “Inferno.” As for the adaptation of “The Lost Symbol,” this project remained in limbo for a long time, and its future was uncertain. However, on January 20, 2017, following the successful release of “Inferno,” the start of its production was announced.
- On July 13, 2013, the film company "Sony Pictures" scheduled the release of "Inferno" for December 18, 2015. It later became known that "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" would be released on December 14, 2015, and the premiere of "Inferno" was postponed to October 2016.
- Tom Hanks' third appearance on screen as Robert Langdon after his work in the films directed by Ron Howard, "The Da Vinci Code" (2006) and "Angels & Demons" (2009). Howard also directed "Inferno" (2016).
- During location shooting, the working title of the film was “Headache,” possibly due to the concussion that Robert Langdon received at the very beginning of the events described.
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