Dr. T & the Women - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Dr. T & the Women"
Dr. T & the Women (2000)
Timing:
2:1 (121 min)
4.874/10
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5.714/10
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4.7/10
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Actors and characters
Holly Pelham
Character Joanne
Jeanne Evans
Character First Exam Patient
Ramsey Williams
Character Menopausal Patient
Dorothy Deavers
Character Patient With Cane
Ellen Locy
Character Tiffany
Cameron Cobb
Character Golf Pro Shop Boy
Zane Michael Scott
Character Golf Pro Shop Boy
Irene Cortez
Character Maria the Housekeeper
Clara Peretz
Character Lacey
Mackenzie Fitzgerald
Character Amber
Juliette Turner-Jones
Character Kristin
Suzi McLaughlin
Character Hospital Receptionist
Oliver Tull
Character Psychiatric Ward Nurse
Wren Arthur
Character Dr. T's Staff
Scarlett McAlister
Character Dr. T's Staff
Angee Hughes
Character Dr. T's Staff
Marsha McClelland
Character Dr. T's Staff
Angie Bolling
Character Dr. T's Patient
Pam Dougherty
Character Dr. T's Patient
Nancy Drotning
Character Dr. T's Patient
Candace Evans
Character Dr. T's Patient
Shawne Fielding
Character Dr. T's Patient
Greta Ferell
Character Dr. T's Patient
Andrea McCall
Character Dr. T's Patient
Susana Gibb
Character Dr. T's Patient
Meagan Mangum
Character Dr. T's Patient
Yvonna Lynn
Character Dr. T's Patient
Lyn Montgomery
Character Dr. T's Patient
Shawna McGovern
Character Dr. T's Patient
Laurel Whitsett
Character Dr. T's Patient
Andrea Cohen
Character Dr. T's Patient
Morgana Shaw
Character Dr. T's Patient
Rona Davis
Character Dr. T's Patient
Jane Simoneau
Character Dr. T's Patient
Sarah Wallace
Character Dr. T's Patient
Kim Terry
Character Dr. T's Patient
Gina Hope
Character Psychiatric Patient
Katherine Bongfeldt
Character Psychiatric Patient
Erin McGrew
Character Psychiatric Patient
Linda Comess
Character Psychiatric Patient
R. Bruce Elliott
Character City Council Member
Cynthia Dorn
Character City Council Member
What's left behind the scenes
- The first in Hollywood history detailed and frank depiction of a child’s birth.
- The dialogue in the long opening scene was not written in the script and was the result of improvisation. It took 5 days to film.
- Richard Gere admitted that he didn't understand the ending of the film until it was explained to him by audience members at a preview screening.
- When Gira's son Homer was born in 2000, he took the opportunity to visit the maternity ward to better understand what was happening there.
- To make it easier for Farrah Fawcett to film the “nudity” scene in the fountain, director Robert Altman (1925-2006) demanded that everyone be removed from the set except himself, the cinematographer, and the person responsible for sound recording. To everyone's surprise, the actress stated that she was not embarrassed at all and refused to film without the rest of the crew. Everyone returned, she performed the scene, and it all ended with long applause in her honor.
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
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