Yes Man - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Yes Man"
Yes Man (2008)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
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Actors and characters
Roni Meron
Character Bigfoot Waitress
Heidi Herschbach
Character Daphne
Vivian Bang
Character Soo-Mi
Kat Sawyer-Young
Character Woman in Gallery
Shelby Zemanek
Character Sophie
Patrick Labyorteaux
Character Marv
Alfred De Contreras
Character Orange Seller
Whit Anderson
Character Yes Patron
Pride Grinn
Character Yes Patron
Kerry Hoyt
Character Yes Patron
Brandon Walter
Character Mormon
Emily Chen
Character Buttercup Girl
Ashley Martinez
Character Buttercup Girl
Kenny Searle
Character Flight Instructor
John H. Song
Character Korean Instructor
Lauren Kim
Character Korean Class Student
Mike Gomez
Character Father at Homeless Shelter
E.J. Callahan
Character Farmer
Kelly Harris
Character Munchausen By Proxy Band Member
Becky Kupersmith
Character Munchausen By Proxy Band Member
Jillian Iva Meador
Character Munchausen By Proxy Band Member
Peter Spellos
Character Security Guard (Hollywood Bowl)
William Will Simm
Character Chul-Soo
Trent Minx
Character Guy in Crowd
Sally Stevens
Character Singer
Teri Eiko Koide
Character Singer
Guy Maeda
Character Singer
John Pagano
Character Singer
Mary-Pat Green
Character Tour Guide
Matt Miller
Character Corporate Exec
J.R. Nutt
Character Caddy
Lance Wesley
Character Tow Truck Driver
Katsy Chappell
Character Nurse
Poetri
Character Security Guard (Hospital)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the biographical book by Danny Wallace, a British writer, producer, and journalist who spent 6 months answering only “YES”. The writer himself appeared in a cameo role in the “bachelorette party” scene.
- The lead actors, Jim Carrey and Zooey Deschanel, were born on the same day, January 17th.
- Jim Carrey specifically began studying the Korean language with teacher John Song for the role, in order to realistically portray a high level of proficiency in the language in the film.
- Jim Carrey refused a “standard” fee for the film and agreed to a “percentage” of the box office takings.
- The ringtone on Carl's phone and the song that plays when Carl rides his motorcycle is Journey's «Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)».
- When Pete calls Carl on the phone and then comes to see him, Carl is watching the movie «Saw» (2004).
- During the filming of the bar scene, Jim Carrey broke three ribs.
- The fight scene near the bar takes place in the same location as the fight with the bullies in the movie «Bruce Almighty» (2003).
- Jim Carrey performed the jump from the bridge with a harness himself.
- Jim Carrey performed the bungee jump from the same bridge as the characters in the series "Scrubs" (2001-2010) in one of the episodes.
- The film is based on the biographical book by Danny Wallace, a British writer, producer, and journalist, who spent 6 months answering only "YES." The writer himself appeared in an episodic role in the "bachelorette party" scene.
- Jim Carrey declined a 'standard' fee for the film and agreed to a 'percentage' of the box office revenue.
- The ringtone on Karl's phone and the song playing while Karl rides his motorcycle is the Journey song – “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart).”
- When Pete calls Karl on the phone and then comes to see him, Karl is watching the film “Saw” (2004).
- The fight scene near the bar takes place in the same location as the fight with the bullies in the film “Bruce Almighty” (2003).
- Jim Carrey performed the rope jump from the same bridge as the characters in the series “Scrubs” (2001-2010) in one of the episodes.
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