Hi, Mom! - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Hi, Mom!"
Hi, Mom! (1970)
Timing:
1:27 (87 min)
6.3/10
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6.078/10
1067
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6.1/10
6800
6800
Actors and characters
Abraham Goren
Character Pervert
Bruce Price
Character Jimmy Mitchell
Ricky Parker
Character Ricky Mitchell
Andy Parker
Character Andy Mitchell
Robbie Heywood
Character Roommate
Leslie Bornstein
Character Roommate
Delia Abrams
Character Date
Tofer Delaney
Character Date
Margaret Pine
Character Date
Hector Lino
Character N.I.T. Journal Revolutionary
Carole Leverett
Character N.I.T. Journal Revolutionary
Ruth Bocour
Character N.I.T. Journal
Bart De Palma
Character N.I.T. Journal
Arthur Bierman
Character N.I.T. Journal
Buddy Butler
Character 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
David Connell
Character 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Carolyn Craven
Character 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Milton Earl Forrest
Character 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Joyce Griffin
Character 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Kirk Kirksey
Character 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Beth Bowden
Character 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Eugene Elman
Character 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Joe Fields
Character 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Paul Milvy
Character 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Joe Stillman
Character 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Carol Vogel
Character 'Be Black Baby' Audience
William Daley
Character Co-op Resident
Floyd L. Peterson
Character John Winnicove
Joseph King
Character Dr. Joe King
Wendell Craig
Character Co-op Family (uncredited)
Bill Daly
Character Neighbor (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The main character, Koichi Sakakibara, bears a very common Japanese first and last name. Sakaki is a type of tea tree, sacred to Shintoists, "bara" means field or plain. The name Koichi means "constant".
- The surname of the main character, Mei Misaki, is written as «high cape», and her name, as she herself indicated, means «singing», specifically birdsong.
Did you like the film?
Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
