Ace Ventura: Pet Detective - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective"
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994)
Timing:
1:26 (86 min)
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Actors and characters
Dan Marino
Character Dan Marino
Judy Clayton
Character Martha Mertz
Bill Zuckert
Character Mr. Finkle
Alice Drummond
Character Mrs. Finkle
Margo Peace
Character Reporter #2
Henry Landivar
Character Burnout
Florence Mistrot
Character Neighbor
Robert Ferrell
Character Carlson
Will Knickerbocker
Character Manager
Gary Munch
Character Director
Terry Miller
Character Assistant Director
John Archie
Character Reporter #3
Cristina Karman
Character Reporter #4
Tom Wahl
Character Reporter #5
Herbert Goldstein
Character Crazy Guy
Chaz Mena
Character Another Cop
Manuel L. García
Character Dolphin Trainer
Scott Mitchell
Character Miami Dolphin
Peter Stoyanovich
Character Miami Dolphin
Dwight Stephenson
Character Miami Dolphin
Jeff Uhlenhake
Character Miami Dolphin
Jeff Dellenbach
Character Miami Dolphin
Marco Coleman
Character Miami Dolphin
Kim Bokamper
Character Miami Dolphin
Jeff Cross
Character Miami Dolphin
Alex Webster
Character Thrasher Band "Cannibal Corpse"
Paul Mazurkiewicz, Jr.
Character Thrasher Band "Cannibal Corpse"
Jack Owen
Character Thrasher Band "Cannibal Corpse"
Robert Barrett
Character Thrasher Band "Cannibal Corpse"
Bubba Baker
Character Toothless Giant (uncredited)
Ray Buffer
Character Doctor (uncredited)
Binx
Character Spike (uncredited)
Robert Deacon
Character Redneck #1 (uncredited)
Greg Finley
Character Mascot (voice) (uncredited)
Bill Pearlman
Character Miami Dolphin Team Player #54 (uncredited)
Dominic Jack Pizzo, Sr.
Character Football Player (uncredited)
Jimmy Star
Character Stadium Vendor (uncredited)
Laird Stuart
Character Superbowl Referee (uncredited)
Binx the Monkey
Character Spike (uncredited)
Michelle Russo
Character Fan Catching Football (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The band playing in the club – 'Cannibal Corpse' – is a real band, and Jim Carrey is a fan.
- Ace's car is a 1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo.
- Jim Carrey's wife, actress Lauren Holly, auditioned for the lead female role.
- Courteney Cox's character, Melissa Robinson, was named after the daughter of head writer Jack Bernstein. John Kapodistis's character, Sergeant Aguado, received the surname of one of the film's producers, Ken Aguado.
- While investigating the tank where Snowball was once held, Ace parodies Captain Kirk, a character from the television series "Star Trek" (1966-1969).
- Ronald Kamp's party was filmed at the famous Vizcaya Villa.
- When Ace is attacked by Einhorn, he says, “I confess, I was the second gunman on the grassy knoll.” This is a reference to the conspiracy theory surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy, which suggests the existence of a second shooter who fired at the American president.
- The name of the mental institution, “Shady Acres,” was derived from the surname of director Tom Shadyac.
- In the scene where Lieutenant Einhorn kicks a football through a hole in the roof, it was a kicker for the Miami Dolphins, Peter Stoyanovich, disguised in a skirt and high heels who performed the role.
- The image of Ace the monkey, a capuchin named Spike, was used as an unofficial mascot for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim baseball club.
- On September 5, 2006, Warner Brothers released a DVD version of the film, which included some scenes that had originally been cut: While investigating the Snowball's tank, Ace introduces himself to reporters as Heinz Getwellvet, a professional dolphin trainer from Germany. During a Cannibal Corpse concert, Ace goes on stage and sings along with Chris Barnes. In Tampa, Ray Finkle's hometown, Ace visits the local bar in addition to the villain's parents. From the mental hospital, Ace calls his friend Emilio and tells him about Finkle's connection to Einhorn. After visiting the hospital, Ace drives Melissa home. Ace visits Woodstock a second time and, together with him, tries to connect Finkle and Einhorn by studying their credit reports. At the end of the film, during the final fight, Snowball, on Ace's command, takes the gun from Einhorn. Ace asks Snowball to give him the gun, but the dolphin returns it to Einhorn.
- The band playing at the club is “Cannibal Corpse,” a real existing band that Jim Carrey is a fan of.
- On September 5, 2006, "Warner Brothers" released the DVD version of the film, which included some scenes that had been originally cut: While investigating Snowball’s tank, Ace introduces himself to journalists as Heinz Getwellvet, a professional dolphin trainer from Germany. During a Cannibal Corpse concert, Ace goes on stage and sings along with Chris Barnes. In Tampa, Ray Finkle’s hometown, Ace visits not only the villain’s parents but also a local bar. From the mental hospital, Ace calls his friend Emilio and tells him about Finkle’s connection to Einhorn. After visiting the hospital, Ace drives Melissa home. Ace visits Woodstock a second time and, together with him, tries to establish a connection between Finkle and Einhorn by studying their credit reports. At the end of the film, during the final fight, Snowball, on Ace’s command, takes the gun from Einhorn. Ace asks Snowball to give him the gun, but the dolphin returns it to Einhorn.
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