The Time Machine - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Time Machine"
The Time Machine (2002)
Timing: 1:36 (96 min)
The Time Machine - TMDB rating
6.304/10
2470
The Time Machine - Kinopoisk rating
7.082/10
55044
The Time Machine - IMDB rating
6/10
136000

Actors and characters

Photo Guy Pearce #26716Photo Guy Pearce #26717Photo Guy Pearce #26718Photo Guy Pearce #26719

Guy Pearce

Guy Pearce
Character Alexander Hartdegen
Photo Mark Addy #64183Photo Mark Addy #75122

Mark Addy

Mark Addy
Character David Filby
Photo Phyllida Law #56835

Phyllida Law

Phyllida Law
Character Mrs. Watchett
Photo Laura Kirk #95539Photo Laura Kirk #95540

Laura Kirk

Laura Kirk
Character Flower Seller
Photo Josh Stamberg #58662Photo Josh Stamberg #58663Photo Josh Stamberg #58664
Josh Stamberg
Character Motorist
John W. Momrow
Character Fifth Avenue Carriage Driver
Photo Max Baker #24357
Max Baker
Character Robber
Jeffrey M. Meyer
Character Central Park Carriage Driver
Photo Jeremy Irons #5661Photo Jeremy Irons #5662Photo Jeremy Irons #5663Photo Jeremy Irons #5664

Jeremy Irons

Jeremy Irons
Character Über-Morlock
Photo Alan Young #48456Photo Alan Young #48457Photo Alan Young #48458Photo Alan Young #72863

Alan Young

Alan Young
Character Flower Store Worker
Photo Myndy Crist #95541
Myndy Crist
Character Jogger
Photo Connie Ray #40383
Connie Ray
Character Teacher
Photo Lennie Loftin #22124

Lennie Loftin

Lennie Loftin
Character Soldier #1
Thomas Corey Robinson
Character Soldier #2
Photo Omero Mumba #95537Photo Omero Mumba #95538

Omero Mumba

Omero Mumba
Character Kalen
Photo Yancey Arias #52152

Yancey Arias

Yancey Arias
Character Toren
Photo Richard Cetrone #14543
Richard Cetrone
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Edward Conna #30472
Edward Conna
Character Hunter Morlock
Chris Sayour
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Jeremy Fitzgerald #11268Photo Jeremy Fitzgerald #11269

Jeremy Fitzgerald

Jeremy Fitzgerald
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Darrell Davis #9745

Darrell Davis

Darrell Davis
Character Hunter Morlock (as Craig Davis)
Grady Holder
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Bryan Friday #236226Photo Bryan Friday #236227Photo Bryan Friday #236228
Bryan Friday
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Clint Lilley #20042
Clint Lilley
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Mark Kubr #15677

Mark Kubr

Mark Kubr
Character Hunter Morlock
Jeff Podgurski
Character Hunter Morlock
Dan McCann
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Bryon Weiss #335361

Bryon Weiss

Bryon Weiss
Character Hunter Morlock
Steve Upton
Character Hunter Morlock
Photo Doug Jones #39727Photo Doug Jones #39728Photo Doug Jones #39729Photo Doug Jones #39730

Doug Jones

Doug Jones
Character Spy Morlock
Photo Joey Anaya #67879
Joey Anaya
Character Spy Morlock
Jacob Chambers
Character Spy Morlock
Photo Dorian Kingi #23611
Dorian Kingi
Character Spy Morlock
Kevin McTurk
Character Spy Morlock
Photo Mike Chaturantabut #52775Photo Mike Chaturantabut #69646
Mike Chaturantabut
Character Eloi
Roel Failma
Character Eloi
Yoshio Iizuka
Character Eloi
Chona Jason
Character Eloi (as Malaea Chona Jason)
Photo Hiro Koda #14546
Hiro Koda
Character Eloi
Photo John Koyama #23350Photo John Koyama #23351

John Koyama

John Koyama
Character Eloi
Photo Alex Madison #73541
Alex Madison
Character Eloi (as Gail Monian)
Photo R.C. Ormond #215573Photo R.C. Ormond #215574Photo R.C. Ormond #215575
R.C. Ormond
Character Eloi

Bro Richmond

Bro Richmond
Character Eloi (as Maro Uo Richmond)
Photo Petra Sprecher #17829
Petra Sprecher
Character Eloi

Gary Toy

Gary Toy
Character Eloi
Photo Jon Valera #65286Photo Jon Valera #65287

Jon Valera

Jon Valera
Character Eloi
Photo Efia Pearson #384052
Efia Pearson
Character Eloi (uncredited)
Photo Dana Schick #95542

Dana Schick

Dana Schick
Character Eloi (uncredited)

What's left behind the scenes

  • After director Simon Wells was forced to interrupt his work on the project due to extreme exhaustion, Gore Verbinski was specially invited to replace him for the remaining 18 days of filming. Simon Wells returned to his duties during post-production.
  • Director Simon Wells is the great-grandson of the famous science fiction writer H.G. Wells, who wrote the novel of the same name that served as the basis for the film.
  • Initially, Vox was supposed to be a robot, however, around the same time as 'The Time Machine' was being filmed, Steven Spielberg's 'Artificial Intelligence' was also in production, featuring robots with very similar designs. Only after all possible options were exhausted did production designer Oliver Scholl come up with the idea to make this character a hologram.
  • The film's premiere was initially scheduled for December 2001, but the tragic events of September 11, 2001, necessitated changes. One scene depicted futuristic skyscrapers in New York being struck by a meteor shower of lunar debris, and producers felt this imagery could remind viewers of the recent terrorist attack on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
  • Alan Young, who played Philby in the 1960 film, appears in a cameo as a florist.
  • The passage that Orlando Jones (Vox) reads to the Eloi is taken from the 17th chapter of Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer."
  • Guy Pearce broke a rib during the filming of the fight with the Morlocks.
  • A photograph of H.G. Wells, the author of the novel on which the film is based, can be seen in several shots in Alexander Hartdegen's house.
  • In one of the scenes, when Alexander travels through time, the date 635,427,810 AD can be noticed on the counter of his machine.
  • The time machine itself was, at that time, the largest and most expensive prop specifically made for filming the movie.
  • Guy Pearce's acting was so confident and consistent that, if necessary, sound from one take could be overlaid onto footage from another and still match perfectly.
  • Guy Pearce performed the vast majority of the stunt scenes without the use of stunt doubles and was very unhappy when he was not allowed to perform several tricks that the director deemed too complex.
  • The Morlocks in the film were portrayed by actors in special costumes with animatronic masks. Computer graphics were used in the scenes where they run on all fours with incredible speed.
  • Filming period: February-June 2001.
  • When Alexander first meets Vox (an artificial intelligence appearing as a hologram in the library), he asks about books on time travel, and one of the suggestions is H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine." Vox also mentions the original 1960 film adaptation of "The Time Machine."
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