Mystic Pizza - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Mystic Pizza"
Mystic Pizza (1988)
Timing:
1:44 (104 min)
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Actors and characters
William R. Moses
Character Tim
Porscha Radcliffe
Character Phoebe
Arthur Walsh
Character Manny
John Fiore
Character Jake
Gene Amoroso
Character Mr. Barboza
Sheila Ferrini
Character Mrs. Barboza
Lauren O'Brien
Character Serena
Ann Flood
Character Polly Windsor
Jack Ringstad
Character Uncle Ned
Jody Raymond
Character Teresa
Jim O'Connor
Character George
Geraldine Leer
Character Lorna
Robin Joss
Character Carrie
Ray Zuppa
Character Mitch
Paul Timothy Burke
Character Ray
Nikki Bruno
Character Woman Customer
Bill Devany
Character Ralph
Christina Fadala
Character Tourist #1
Keith Jochim
Character Tourist #2
Rune Sjostrom
Character Tourist Date
John Gary
Character Car Guy
Rita M. Herbert
Character Whiny Customer
John Klater
Character Bartender
Wiley Moore
Character Newscaster
Lew Resseguie
Character Maitre D'
Ingrid Sonnichsen
Character Woman-Lobster
Dennis Paiva
Character Singer at Wedding
Robert Vanaria
Character Baritone
Marc A. Vitale
Character Rocky
Al Hodgkins
Character Priest
What's left behind the scenes
- A more accurate translation of the title is "Pizza in Mystic."
- "Mystic Pizza" is Matt Damon's debut film. He appears in the film around the 87th minute with a single line: "Mom, do you want my green stuff?"
- The film was not shot at an establishment with that name in the town of Mystic. Only one scene, with a bridge and fishing boat, was filmed in Mystic itself. Mystic is a fairly popular resort town with a constant influx of tourists (perhaps even too many to comfortably film a movie there). The film was shot in the sleepy town of Stonington, Connecticut. The restaurant scenes were filmed at a location on Water Street.
- After the initial auditions, Julia Roberts stated that she was suitable for the role, but some changes to her appearance would be necessary. For the next audition, she dyed her hair black. According to her, all the other actresses invited to audition diligently learned their lines, while she sat with headphones on, listening to her player and singing along loudly, only removing the headphones right before the casting director.
- "Mystic Pizza" is a real pizzeria located at 55 West Main Street in Mystic, Connecticut. Screenwriter Amy Holden Jones once vacationed there, saw the pizzeria, and came up with the idea for a similar plot. After the film's release, the establishment became so popular that long lines of visitors began to form.
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