Breathless - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Breathless"
Breathless (1983)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
5.8/10
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258
6.327/10
2283
2283
6/10
12000
12000
Actors and characters
Robert Dunn
Character Sgt. Enright
Garry Goodrow
Character Berrutti
Waldemar Kalinowski
Character Tomachoff
Jack Leustig
Character Highway Patrolman
Georg Olden
Character Kid
Robert Mark Quesada
Character Police Officer
Nora Gaye
Character Vegas Girl
Andres Aybar
Character Campus Aide
Isabel Cooley
Character Photographer
L. Jerry Greenberg
Character Vendor
Javier Grajeda
Character Boudreaux's Aide
Robert Snively
Character Dour Professor
John Wyler
Character Professor #2
Jeni Vici
Character Stretch
Carl Munoz
Character Man with Tire Iron
Christopher White
Character College Student
Brien Varady
Character College Student
Keith Addis
Character Vegas Sharpie #1
Martin Erlichman
Character Vegas Sharpie #2
Peggy Ann Stevens
Character Disco Girl
Raymond Bear
Character Bodyguard
David Carson
Character Mr. Andre
Tracy McBride
Character Thunderbird Lady
Jesse McBride
Character Thunderbird Kid
Helen Kelly
Character Woman at the Hotel (uncredited)
Jennifer Leigh Rice
Character (uncredited)
Bruce Scivally
Character Student with Bicycle (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- A couple of erotic scenes were cut during editing to secure an 'R' rating (under 17s are only admitted with a parent or legal guardian). In one, Jesse slowly cuts Monica’s dress off with scissors. In the other, they have sex against the backdrop of a burning palm tree.
- The first American film featuring actress Valerie Caprisky (birth name – Valerie Scher).
- In the United Kingdom, a version without editing was released for theatrical viewing, but 24 seconds of screen time were cut from the 1986 video release. These are scenes in which Jesse steals a car and uses a lockpick to enter Monica's apartment. These scenes were restored in 2001.
- When Lieutenant Parmentier interrogates Jesse's friend, he mentions "Johnny Goddard." This is a reference to the director of the original film, Jean-Luc Godard.
- Candidates for the main role in the film were Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and John Travolta.
- While breaking into Monica's house, Jesse holds a vase with a yellow flower in place with a copy of "Learning from Las Vegas" (1972) by Robert Venturi (1925-2018), Denise Scott Brown, and Steven Izenour.
- Initially, it was planned to end the film as the 1960 original – Jean-Luc Godard's debut feature film – did, but audiences at preview screenings strongly disliked the death of Richard Gere's character, and the producers were forced to change the ending.
- When Lieutenant Parmentel interrogates Jesse's friend, he mentions "Johnny Godard." This is a reference to the director of the original film, Jean-Luc Godard.
- Originally, the film was planned to end as its 1960 counterpart did – Jean-Luc Godard's debut feature film. However, audiences at preview screenings strongly disliked the death of Richard Gere's character, and the producers were forced to change the ending.
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