War Dogs - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "War Dogs"
War Dogs (2016)
Timing:
1:54 (114 min)
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Actors and characters
Gabriel Spahiu
Character Enver
Julian Sergi
Character Rosen
Jeff Pierre
Character Money Room Soldier
Said Faraj
Character Vegas X Supplier
Ashley Rae Spillers
Character Rosens Wife
Mehdi Merali
Character Iraqi Soldier #1
Aaron Lustig
Character Rock Island Bureaucrat
Ashli Haynes
Character Receptionist
Max Daniels
Character Iraqi Insurgent
Daniel Berson
Character Rabbi
Steve Lantz
Character Security Guard
Bethuel Fletcher
Character Drug Dealer
Gabriela Alvarez
Character Club Girl
Ali Chen
Character OB-GYN
Alisa Allapach
Character Dinner Party Guest
Tucker Merrick
Character Dinner Party Guest
Mosa Omari
Character Jordanian Boy
Mansour Badri
Character Jordanian Fixer
Mohammed Omari
Character Jordanian Fixer
Bahram Khosraviani
Character Iraqi Soldier
Roy Jenkins
Character Vegas X Supplier
Richard Coley
Character Vegas X Supplier
Ira Kay
Character Vegas X Supplier
Ben Wise
Character Vegas X Supplier
Benny Figgins
Character Casino Dealer
Mircea Stoian
Character Albanian General
Alin Georgiou Popa
Character Packaging Guy
Florin Stancu
Character Albanian Thug
Petre Marin
Character Albanian Thug
Bogdan Albulescu
Character Warehouse Worker
Liliana Cristina Circei
Character Baskim's Wife
Caroline Lowe
Character AEY Receptionist
Lita Lopez
Character Waitress
Vincent Teixeira
Character FBI Agent
Jimmy Badstibner
Character FBI Agent (uncredited)
Brian Blu
Character Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Santos Caraballo
Character Patron (uncredited)
Gina Beatriz Castro
Character Club Goer (uncredited)
Bryan Chesters
Character FBI Agent (uncredited)
Timothy Colangelo
Character Arms Vendor (uncredited)
Xavier Cortes
Character Driver (uncredited)
Tom Crisp
Character Humvee Gunner (uncredited)
Ellen Marguerite Cullivan
Character Family Wedding Guest / Dancer (uncredited)
Christopher De Stefano
Character FBI Agent (elevator) (uncredited)
Lucas Di Medio
Character Arms Buyer (uncredited)
Marquest Douglass
Character Patron (uncredited)
Ely Feldman
Character Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Robert J. Fox
Character Pedestrian (uncredited)
Jasmine Golden
Character Secretary (uncredited)
Nicole Ilene Greensher
Character Club Patron (uncredited)
Phillip Allen Hall III
Character Night Patron (uncredited)
Avo Jabourian
Character Blackjack Dealer (uncredited)
Michaelanthony Jeffers
Character Marine (uncredited)
Frederick Keeve
Character Airline Passenger (uncredited)
Trevor Keveloh
Character Arms Dealer (uncredited)
Steven Krasner
Character Casino Patron (uncredited)
Tracy Lee
Character Club Patron (uncredited)
Rob Marchitti
Character Casino Gambler (uncredited)
Andrei Mateiu
Character Packaging Guy (uncredited)
Ryan Morgan
Character Hotel Patron (uncredited)
Lisa Nygard-Pugh
Character Bartender (uncredited)
Ron Provencal
Character Casino Player (uncredited)
Brittney Rae
Character Beach Patron (uncredited)
Daniel E. Rodriguez
Character Beach Goer (uncredited)
Mark Roman
Character Casino Patron / Conventioneer (uncredited)
Efren John Rowan
Character Player Patron (uncredited)
Leland Smith
Character Craps Player (uncredited)
Jeffry Tamara
Character Club Goer (uncredited)
Rene Toledo
Character Swat Team (uncredited)
Alan Trujillo
Character Convention Goer / Arms Buyer (uncredited)
Courtney Hope Turner
Character Vegas X Girl (uncredited)
Zachary Vazquez
Character Club Patron (uncredited)
Maegan Vogel
Character Food Truck Customer (uncredited)
André B. Walker
Character FBI Agent (uncredited)
Jonathan Yaskoff
Character Liv (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Initially, the film was titled the same as Guy Lawson's article on which it is based – "Arms and the Dudes".
- The original title of the film translates to "Dogs of War".
- The film's poster is a parody of the famous poster for Brian De Palma's crime drama "Scarface" (1983), to which the main characters of "War Dogs" constantly refer.
- For security reasons, during filming in Miami, the film was referred to as "AK-47".
- The arms manufacturers' forum in Las Vegas, attended by David and Ephraim, is a fictional creation of the film's authors, but it has real-life counterparts. SHOT Show – the world's largest exhibition of hunting and shooting sports equipment – is held annually (usually in January) and lasts four days, in recent years in Las Vegas. Tanks, rockets, and other military equipment shown in the film were filmed at IDEX – an international arms and military equipment exhibition held every two years in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
- The International Hotel, where David, played by Miles Teller, is sitting, is not located in Albania, but in the center of Bucharest, the capital of Romania.
- The events taking place in the plot in Albania were filmed in Romania. Even the workers in the warehouse in one of the scenes speak Romanian.
- The role of Iz is played by Ana de Armas, an actress of Cuban-Spanish origin. In Spanish, her last name means "weapon".
- Jonah Hill and his character Ephraim Diveroli were both born on December 20th.
- David Pakouz is 4 years older than Efraim Diveroli. In reality, Miles Teller is 4 years younger than Jonah Hill.
- In 2016, Efraim Diveroli sued Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., director Todd Phillips, producer Bradley Cooper, and several others. The claim demanded a ban on the film's release. The plaintiff asserted that the film was based on his self-published memoir, "Once A Gun Runner."
- The first film directed by Todd Phillips not featuring Matt Walsh.
- Initially, Jesse Eisenberg and Shia LaBeouf were chosen for the lead roles.
- The real David Pakouz, portrayed by Miles Teller in the film, appears in a cameo as a musician playing guitar in a nursing home.
- The image of a sunset on the beach that Ephraim hangs on the wall in his office is another reference to the film "Scarface" (Brian De Palma, 1983). The same landscape was painted on the wall in Frank Lopez's office.
- David and Ephraim live in downtown Miami. During the arrest, however, they are taken out of the building on Miami Beach, approximately 8 kilometers from the city center.
- Initially, the film was titled the same as the Guy Lawson article it was based on – "Arms and the Dudes".
- The original title of the film translates to "War Dogs".
- The film's poster is a parody of the famous poster for Brian De Palma's crime drama 'Scarface' (1983), which the main characters of 'War Dogs' constantly reference.
- For security reasons, the film was referred to as 'AK-47' during filming in Miami.
- The role of Iz is played by Cuban-Spanish actress Ana de Armas. Her surname means 'weapons' in Spanish.
- In 2016, Efraim Diveroli sued Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., director Todd Phillips, producer Bradley Cooper, and several others. The lawsuit demanded a ban on the film's release. The plaintiff claimed that the film was based on his self-published memoir, 'Once A Gun Runner'.
- The image of the sunset on the beach that Efraim hangs on the wall in his office is another reference to 'Scarface' (Brian De Palma, 1983). The same landscape was painted on the wall in Frank Lopez’s office.
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