Sorry to Bother You - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Sorry to Bother You"
Sorry to Bother You (2018)
Timing:
1:52 (112 min)
6.8/10
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6.39/10
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6.9/10
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Actors and characters
Michael X. Sommers
Character Johnny
Robert Longstreet
Character Anderson
Shelley Mitchell
Character Mrs. Costello
Indigo Jackson
Character Cynthia Rose / Neanderthal Woman
Elaine A. Clark
Character Game Show Host
Val Garrahan
Character Woman on Couch
Chad Briggs
Character Billboard Worker
Ken Baggott
Character TV News Reporter
David Fine
Character Street Preacher
Damion Gallegos
Character Jim Ellman
Michael Rhys Kan
Character Mr. Son
Molly Brady
Character Entertainment News Host
Nato Green
Character Man in Crowd
W. Kamau Bell
Character Other Man in Crowd
Safiya Fredericks
Character Colette
Sara Buskirk
Character WorryFree Commercial Voice (voice)
Terel Gibson
Character NTV Spots Announcer
Tsutomu Shimura
Character Game Show Contestant
Gabby La La
Character Health Clinic Receptionist
Thessaly Lerner
Character DIY Wig-Making Host
Ken Gamble
Character Screaming Equisapien (voice)
Keniece Ford
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Gina Madrid
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Spy Emerson
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Silk E
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Jacinta Kaumbulu
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Sara Melekova
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Annie Chen
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Akilah A. Walker
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Akia Greybill
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Makiah Green
Character Left Eye Street Artist
Ryan Coursey
Character Langston's White Voice (voice) (uncredited)
Jonathan Duffy
Character Man Brushing Teeth in Car (uncredited)
Kelly Williams
Character Dave - Painter Chasing Detroit (uncredited)
James D. Weston II
Character Blackwater Agent (uncredited)
Teresa Navarro
Character Telemarketer (uncredited)
Tony Toste
Character Blackwater Agent (uncredited)
Marcella Bragio
Character Power Caller / Lady in Red (uncredited)
Sara Anders
Character Patient in Waiting Room (uncredited)
Rayna Angélique
Character Striker / Protester (uncredited)
Eric Arnold
Character Eric Arnold (voice) (uncredited)
Anthony Cabello
Character Worry Free Gay Commercial Person (uncredited)
Cabran E. Chamberlain
Character Striker (uncredited)
Talon Crow
Character Telemarketer (uncredited)
Mahari Crown
Character Fake Cassius Green (uncredited)
M. Shawn Cunningham
Character The Bouncer (uncredited)
Cyl'Nita
Character Striker / Protester (uncredited)
Steve Dakota
Character Striker (uncredited)
John Demakas
Character Bloody Protester (uncredited)
Yin Dumela
Character Striker (uncredited)
Oumie Garba
Character Girl in VIP Room (uncredited)
Tina Gilton
Character Telemarketer (uncredited)
Tom Hart
Character Senator (uncredited)
Linda Joy Henry
Character Power Caller (uncredited)
Kali Victor
Character Man Talking with Detroit at Gallery Opening (uncredited)
Brandon E. Lee
Character Injured Striker (uncredited)
John Lobato
Character House Party Guest (uncredited)
Beteal Mahari
Character Girl in VIP Room (uncredited)
Mary Lu Marr
Character Striker (uncredited)
Mahal Montoya
Character Telemarketer (uncredited)
Ed Moy
Character Telemarketer (uncredited)
Darlene Nesson
Character Wife (uncredited)
Ajani Perkins
Character Protester (uncredited)
Krystle Piamonte
Character Manicurist / Striker (uncredited)
Mel Powell
Character Power Caller (uncredited)
Brian Sampson
Character Protester (uncredited)
Yhana Sibelle
Character Party Guest (uncredited)
Patricia Simmons
Character Factory Worker (uncredited)
Victor M. Slone
Character Copy Technician (uncredited)
Steve Tanabe
Character Blackwater Agent (uncredited)
Stephanie Vandagriff
Character Secretary (uncredited)
Jimi Wheeler
Character Protester (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Riot scenes were mainly filmed in downtown Oakland, California.
- Initially, the role of Cassius Green was intended for Donald Glover, but he was busy filming the science fiction action film “Solo: A Star Wars Story” (Ron Howard, 2018). He recommended Lakita Stanfield to the filmmakers as his replacement, having worked with him on the series “Atlanta” (2016-2022).
- Director and screenwriter Boots Riley wanted to mention Michel Gondry in the film as a sign of deep respect. Considering he was making a comedy himself, he didn’t technically need to ask Gondry’s permission to use his name, but Riley still decided to clarify the matter with Gondry. Gondry gave his permission, but with certain conditions. When Riley accepted all the conditions, he was contacted by Gondry’s representatives who stated that the permission had been revoked. Offended, Riley changed the surname “Gondry” to “Dongri” in the appropriate scene and announced that he would continue to mention Gondry in this way in all his future films until Gondry finally contacted him.
- Costumes and animatronic heads for the half-human, half-horse creatures were created by “Amalgamated Dynamics,” which had previously created costumes for films in the “Alien” and “Predator” franchises. As Boots Riley stated in a 2018 interview, there was actually only one costume for all these creatures, but several different animatronic heads. The heads were operated by puppeteers, one of whom was responsible exclusively for eye movement.
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