Trap - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Trap"
Trap (2024)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
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Actors and characters
Jonathan Langdon
Character Jamie
Mark Bacolcol
Character Spencer
Russ
Character Parker Wayne
Marcia Bennett
Character Cooper's Mother
Vanessa Smythe
Character Tour Manager
Lochlan Ray Miller
Character Logan
Steve Boyle
Character Lead SWAT Member
David D'Lancy Wilson
Character Sniper Leader
James Gomez
Character Sniper Leader
Nadine Hyatt
Character Sniper Leader
Hailey Summer
Character The Thinker's Assistant
Olivia Barrett
Character Nurse
Allison Ference
Character Burn Victim
Harley Ruznisky
Character Jody
Joseph Daly
Character Limo Driver (Jeremiah)
Luke Charles
Character SWAT (Police Officer by Stage)
Milan Deng
Character Wigged Dancing Girl
Ajanae Stephenson
Character Wigged Dancing Girl
Khiyla Aynne
Character Wigged Dancing Girl
Abbas Wahab
Character SWAT Member (Employee Area)
Maya Lee O'Connor
Character Screaming Fan
Lauren Brady
Character Screaming Fan
Valentina Theresa
Character T-Shirt Snob
Erica Wilson
Character Hero Fainting Girl
Leeyarah Belle Barcia
Character Fainting Girl
Sare Thorpe
Character SWAT Member (Leading Area)
Mia Yaguchi-Chow
Character Intoxicated Woman's Friend
Dominique Brownes
Character Woman on the Street
Timilehin Olusoga
Character Lady Raven Hero Fan
Elizabeth Victoria Wong
Character Main Street Pedestrian
Piper Hook
Character Limo Bystander
AJ Nadeau
Character Limo Bystander
Michael Cox
Character Limo Bystander
Jarrod W. Clegg
Character Limo Bystander
Jennifer Ashleigh Lloyd
Character Limo Bystander
Iliya Kovler
Character Limo Bystander
What's left behind the scenes
- M. Night Shyamalan self-finances his own films, so during the 2023 SAG-AFTRA actors' strike, work on the film continued with only a short interruption.
- When M. Night Shyamalan was looking for an actor for the lead role, he met with Josh Hartnett for lunch. When the conversation turned to family and it turned out that they both had three daughters, Shyamalan realized he had found his lead actor.
- The songs in the film were performed as if at a real concert. Thousands of extras participated in the filming, who were not informed about the film but were given recordings of the songs so they could sing along. Josh Hartnett said that many extras comforted him, believing he was nervous, as they didn't know he was in character.
- According to M. Night Shyamalan, the plot of the film was inspired by a joint operation of the U.S. Marshals Service and the Washington, D.C. Police Department on December 15, 1985. As part of this operation, many letters were sent to recipients who were informed that they had won a lottery, with a ticket to an American football game between two popular teams as the prize (getting a ticket to the game was unrealistic). The operation ended with the arrest of 101 fugitives. This was one of the largest mass arrests in U.S. history.
- To film scenes where characters talk to each other, M. Night Shyamalan ordered cameras to be equipped with mirrors reflecting images from another mirror, so that the actors could see close-ups of each other.
- Preparing for the role, Josh Hartnett didn't read newspapers, watch television, or go online, but instead studied psychopathy and read a book about serial killers.
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