Natural Born Killers - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Natural Born Killers"
Natural Born Killers (1994)
Timing:
1:59 (119 min)
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Actors and characters
Everett Quinton
Character Deputy Warden Wurlitzer
Ed White
Character Pinball Cowboy
Melinda Renna
Character Antonia Chavez
Edward Conna
Character Gerald Nash
Jamie Harrold
Character Kid #2
Keiko Seiko
Character Japanese Girl #2
Salvator Xuereb
Character French Boy #1
Natalie Karp
Character French Girl
Emmanuel Xuereb
Character French Boy #2
Lorraine Farris
Character Pinky
Jim Carrane
Character Smithy
Corinna Laszlo
Character Emily, Hostage in Motel
Robert Jordan
Character WGN Newscaster
Richard Rutowski
Character Prisoner with Mustache (uncredited)
Kevin Watson
Character Spirit (uncredited)
Jane Hamsher
Character Female Demon (uncredited)
Herb Gains
Character Wayne Gale's assistant (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Michael Madsen was considered for the role of Mickey.
- The screenplay for the film was written by Quentin Tarantino but was subsequently heavily revised by Oliver Stone along with David Veloz and Richard Rutowski. Tarantino disliked the revised version and publicly disowned the script, requesting his name be removed from the credits. However, he ultimately agreed to: Story by Quentin Tarantino.
- During filming, Juliette Lewis genuinely broke Tom Sizemore's nose in the scene where she headbutts Scagnetti against the wall.
- Tom Sizemore's character is named Jack Scagnetti. In the film 'Reservoir Dogs' (1991) (whose screenplay was also written by Tarantino), the police supervisor Vic Vega is named Seymour Scagnetti.
- Mickey and Mallory kill a cop named Harold Nash. In the film "Reservoir Dogs" (1991), the cop who is tortured and killed is named Marvin Nash. The actor who played Marvin Nash, Kirk Baltz, plays Roger, a crew member in "Natural Born Killers" (1994).
- The color green is used to depict Mickey's mental confusion and appears before the most violent scenes. For example, the lime pie in the diner, the green neon sign on the pharmacy, etc.
- The riot scene was filmed in a prison, and the "inmates" in the film are actually its residents, some of whom are even convicted of murder.
- Mallory's mother (Edie McClurg) has blue hair, just like the mother of another psychopath, Alex, in "A Clockwork Orange" (1971).
- Mickey wears women's underwear in the scene with the hostage in the hotel room.
- This was the second screenplay written by Quentin Tarantino (the first was "True Romance" (1993)), which was reportedly heavily rewritten by Stone afterward. Most people who have seen the film and read the script believe that Tarantino’s script is better than the film.
- The filming took only 56 days.
- Robert Downey Jr. spent some time with Australian sensation Steve Dunleavy to prepare for the role of Wayne Gale, and when he returned with an Australian accent, they decided he would be Australian.
- The Coca-Cola Company approved the use of their polar bear advertising without fully understanding what the film was about. But later, when the board of directors saw the finished product, they were simply furious.
- The director's cut has a runtime of 122 minutes.
- In the hotel room where Mickey and Mallory are holding a hostage, the television screen alternates between scenes from Alan Parker's "Midnight Express" (1978) and Brian De Palma's "Scarface" (1983), both written by Oliver Stone.
- This film was the favorite of the two teenagers who perpetrated the Columbine High School massacre.
- Tom Sizemore's character is named Jack Scagnetti. In the film "Reservoir Dogs" (1991) (whose screenplay was also written by Tarantino), the police officer Vic Vega is named Seymour Scagnetti.
- Mickey and Mallory kill a cop named Harold Nash. In "Reservoir Dogs" (1991), the cop who is tortured and killed is named Marvin Nash. The actor who played Marvin Nash, Kirk Baltz, plays Roger, a member of the film crew in "Natural Born Killers" (1994).
- In the hotel room where Mickey and Mallory are holding the hostage, the television screen alternates between scenes from Alan Parker's "Midnight Express" (1978) and Brian De Palma's "Scarface" (1983), both written by Oliver Stone.
- This film was the favorite of the two teenagers who committed the Columbine High School massacre.
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