The Tuxedo - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Tuxedo"
The Tuxedo (2002)
Timing:
1:38 (98 min)
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6.903/10
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5.4/10
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Actors and characters
Mia Cottet
Character Cheryl
Jody Racicot
Character Kells
Scott Wickware
Character CSA Agent Wallace
Karen Glave
Character CSA Agent Randa
Paul Bates
Character Lundeen
Cecile Cristobal
Character Girl in Gallery
Fred Rutherford
Character Banning Party Bouncer
Jordan Madley
Character Fast Food Girl
Phoenix Gonzales
Character De L'Air Saleswoman
Craig Eldridge
Character Doran
Ron Gabriel
Character Frank Rollins
Marcia Bennett
Character Water Executive
Brian Rhodes
Character Water Executive
Frank Nakashima
Character Water Executive
Rudy Webb
Character Water Executive
Reg Dreger
Character Water Executive
Diana C. Weng
Character Flower Shop CSA Op
Mike 'Nug' Nahrgang
Character Homeless CSA Op
John Catucci
Character Firing Range CSA Op
Rob Tinkler
Character CSA Firing Range Op
Daniel Aiken
Character Bogus CSA Op
Allen Stewart-Coates
Character Concert Maitre' D
Paul Huggett
Character Banning Lab Worker
Daveed Louza
Character Banning Lab Worker
Gavin Stephens
Character Hotel Security Guard
Ian Downie
Character Banning Party Guest
Perry Perlmutar
Character Guy in Toilet
William Lynn
Character Doorman
Jean Green
Character Elderly Woman
Fred Lee
Character Poultry Employee
Peter Yip
Character Poultry Employee
Naomi Emmerson
Character Hospital Patron
Poi Wong
Character Hospital Patient
Lisa Levy
Character Nurse #2
Peter Gail Williams
Character Backstage Fan
Ben Jacob
Character Drunk Friend (uncredited)
Michael Bunin
Character Bodyguard #2 (uncredited)
Scotty Cook
Character Bad Kid (uncredited)
Byron McIntyre
Character Bodyguard (uncredited)
Clinton Wayne
Character Puppeteer
Frank Meschkuleit
Character Additional Performances (puppeteer)
What's left behind the scenes
- The tuxedo worn by Jackie Chan in the role of Jimmy Tong was purchased by Andrew Panton in 2002.
- During filming in Toronto, the lead actors Jackie Chan and Jennifer Love Hewitt requested that a webcam be installed directly on the set for direct communication with fans.
- The supposedly high-tech sniper rifle shown in the film is actually an air rifle from Steyr Mannlicher, designed for shooting competitions. No attempts were made to alter its appearance.
- Jackie Chan was initially unsure about the feasibility of combining special effects and real stunts in this project, but he was attracted by the prospect of working with DreamWorks (he was very eager to meet its founder, Steven Spielberg). Chan discovered that the approach to actor safety during stunts in the US was much stricter than he was used to. When he asked permission to repeat a particular stunt, he was often refused.
- When the protagonist examines Clark Devlin's (played by Jason Isaacs) notebook in search of “Walter Straider,” he finds the phone numbers of Claudia Schiffer, General Norman Schwarzkopf, Broadway musical composer Stephen Sondheim, and businessman George M. Steinbrenner III. All the phone numbers are incorrect, sparing the subscribers from those wishing to dial them.
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