The Scarlet Letter - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Scarlet Letter"
The Scarlet Letter (1995)
Timing:
2:15 (135 min)
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Actors and characters
Lisa Andoh
Character Mituba
Edward Hardwicke
Character Gov. John Bellingham
Malcolm Storry
Character Maj. Dunsmuir
James Bearden
Character Goodman Mortimer
Jocelyn Cunningham
Character Mary Rollings
Sheldon Peters Wolfchild
Character Moskeegee
Kristin Fairlie
Character Faith Stonehall
Sarah Campbell
Character Prudence Stonehall
Judd Jones
Character Mr. Bobbin
Anthony Paton
Character Town Beadle
Kennetch Charlette
Character Tarrantine Chief
Deborah Tennant
Character Quaker Lady
Kateri Walker
Character Female Sachem
Shaun Clarke
Character Militia Guardsman
Jay Carmichael
Character Militia Guardsman
Jason Parkhill
Character First Guardsman
Jeremy Keddy
Character Drummer Boy
Nicholas Rice
Character The Clerk
Len Doncheff
Character Trader
Ashley Nolan
Character Goody Hunter
Steve Cosmic
Character Speaking Native
Evelyn Francis
Character Algonquin Native
Gary Joseph
Character Native Rider
Stephen Micalchunk
Character Passenger #1
Jeremy Akerman
Character Middle Aged Passenger
What's left behind the scenes
- Ennio Morricone, Elmer Bernstein, and John Barry worked on the film's music. However, the works composed by the first two composers were ultimately rejected.
- The roles of the little girls in the film were played by Demi Moore's daughters – Scout LaRue Willis and Tallulah Belle Willis.
- Anthony Hopkins, Daniel Day-Lewis, and Richard Gere were also considered as prime candidates for the lead male role.
- Meg Ryan persistently campaigned for the lead female role in the film, but all her efforts were in vain.
- Filming took place from August 7 to November 21, 1994, in Canada, in British Columbia (near Vancouver) and Nova Scotia (the towns of Yarmouth and Shelburne). The part of the small town of Shelburne adjacent to the port was significantly altered for filming, and some of the houses still retain the grey paint color corresponding to the era depicted in the film.
- The ending of Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel, on which the film is based, is completely different from the film's conclusion. Commenting on this fact, Demi Moore once admitted that, in her opinion, the happy ending in the film is fully justified, especially since few people have read Hawthorne's book.
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