Stonewall - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Stonewall"
Stonewall (1995)
Timing:
1:39 (99 min)
6.023/10
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Actors and characters
Brendan Corbalis
Character Ethan
Duane Boutte
Character Bostonia
Peter Ratray
Character Burt
Tim Artz
Character Plainclothes Cop
Candis Cayne
Character Diva
David Drumgold
Character Diva
Fenton Lawless
Character Mr. August
George Rafferty
Character Male Draft Officer
Chuck Pfeiffer
Character Psychiatrist
Emmanuel Xuereb
Character Raoul
Doug Barron
Character Waiter
Peter Davies
Character Head Waiter
Joseph Mosso
Character Nightstick Cop
Rennie Pincus
Character Desperate Cop
Stan Tracy
Character Bar Manager
Steve Itkin
Character Bar Manager
Tony Ray Rossi
Character Vinnie's Bodyguard
Gaetano LoGiudice
Character Vinnie's Bodyguard
Robert Loudon
Character Stonewall Testimonial
Bob Kobler
Character Stonewall Testimonial
Queen Allyson Allante
Character Stonewall Testimonial
Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt
Character Stonewall Testimonial
Randolfe Wicker
Character Stonewall Testimonial
Sascha Loren
Character Stonewall Testimonial
Jimmy Ashmore
Character Mattachine Member (uncredited)
Dana Eshghi
Character Rioter (uncredited)
Eric M. Eskenazi
Character Rioter (uncredited)
Brian Ferrari
Character Mattachine Member (uncredited)
Curt Hayward
Character Rioter (uncredited)
Brian A. Kates
Character Rioter (uncredited)
James Palacio
Character Fiona (uncredited)
Darren Ross
Character Rioter (uncredited)
Steven Wishnoff
Character Lucy Tania (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The poster that is nailed to the wall at the beginning of the film was actually hanging on the facade of the Stonewall Inn in September 1969. The inscription on the poster read: «We, homosexuals, ask our people to help maintain peaceful and quiet behavior in Greenwich Village whenever possible. Mattachine».
- The song sung by Matty Dean after the rally on the bus is the American patriotic song "Battle Hymn of the Republic," written in honor of abolitionist John Brown, who led a revolt against slavery in the United States in 1859 and was executed for treason.
- The scene in the film where the characters are refused alcohol is inaccurate, as the law prohibiting the sale of alcohol to homosexuals was repealed in 1966, three years before the events depicted in the film. Furthermore, this law was never enforced at the Stonewall Inn.
- The film's character Matty could not have participated in the Mattachine Society picket in front of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, as it took place on July 4, 1969, eight days after the final events of the film.
- It has not been proven that the death of actress Judy Garland was a motivating factor in the Stonewall riots.
Did you like the film?
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