The Life of David Gale - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Life of David Gale"
The Life of David Gale (2003)
Timing:
2:10 (130 min)
7.424/10
1949
1949
8.081/10
272621
272621
7.5/10
124730
124730
Actors and characters
Lee Ritchey
Character Joe Mullarkey
Brandy Little
Character Motel Waitress
Jesse De Luna
Character Supervising Guard
Vernon Grote
Character Door Guard
Larissa Wolcott
Character Jo Edna the Babysitter
Charles Sanders
Character John
Marco Perella
Character TV Host
Michael Crabtree
Character Governor Hardin
Christopher Meister
Character Officer Hasermann
Cliff Stephens
Character University President
James Huston
Character DeathWatch Chief / TV Reporter
Chris Warner
Character Hospital Orderly
Julia Lashae
Character New Homeowner
Lynn Mathis
Character Warden
Mark Voges
Character Bullhorn Protester
Amparo Moreno
Character Sharon's Maid
Janis Kelly
Character Liú
Barbara Petricini-Buxton
Character TV Reporter
Asia De Marcos
Character TV Reporter
Amparo García
Character TV Reporter
Kirk Sisco
Character TV Reporter
Cassandra L. Small
Character TV Reporter
Oliver Tull
Character TV Reporter
George Haynes
Character Interviewee
Kathy Lamkin
Character Interviewee
Constance Jones
Character Reporter A.J. Roberts
Cindy Waite
Character Margie
Kimberly Tortorice
Character Grad Student
Katie Lott
Character Berlin's Classmate
Noah Truesdale
Character Jamie
Chuck Cureau
Character Greer
Mike Fontaine
Character TV Assistant Director
Elizabeth Gast
Character Sharon Gale
Chris Drewy
Character Radio Shed Executive
Katina Potts
Character Rosie
Katherine James
Character Beth
Cindy Michelle
Character Constance's Doctor
Jennifer Dorsey
Character College Girl
Maurice Moore
Character Belyeu's Clerk
Brenda Sendejo
Character Belyeu's Assistant
Rick Morrow
Character Section 1835 Guard
Julia Kay-Laskowski
Character TV Soprano
Donald Braswell
Character TV Tenor
Jack Gould
Character Chaplain
Jack Watkins
Character Photographer
Gwyn Little
Character Religious Woman
Patrick Fries
Character News Cameraman
Pilar Ferreiro
Character Barcelona Neighbor
Claudia Parker
Character Mail Girl
Joan Gispert
Character Guillermo
Mark Richardson
Character Timur
Justin Lavender
Character Calaf
David Dahl
Character TV Reporter
Catenya McHenry
Character TV Reporter
Brian Orr
Character TV Reporter
Michelle Valen
Character TV Reporter
Tanya Zieger
Character TV Reporter
Nick Dawson
Character Interviewee
Steve Flanagin
Character Interviewee
Evelyn Lindsey
Character Interviewee
T.J. McFarland
Character Interviewee
Deborah Abbott
Character Protestor (uncredited)
Stacy Lynn Austin
Character Traveler (uncredited)
Jerry M. Barker
Character Concerned Man (uncredited)
Richard R. Bartholomew
Character Businessman (uncredited)
Keith Bright
Character Texas Governor's Aide (uncredited)
Ryan Brooks
Character College Student (uncredited)
Pei-San Brown
Character Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Dian Childs
Character Dayplayer (uncredited)
Wade Couturiaux
Character College Student / Activist (uncredited)
Constance Dasse
Character Protestor (uncredited)
Matthew J. Dunn
Character College Student (uncredited)
Ken Edwards
Character State Trooper / Lunch Patron (uncredited)
Nikki Folsom
Character Reporter (uncredited)
Ryan Hancock
Character Drinking Game Contestant (uncredited)
Garrett Hargrove
Character Coffee Boy (uncredited)
Peyton Hayslip
Character Doctor (uncredited)
David Scott Heck
Character Patient at AA Meeting (uncredited)
Reda Hicks
Character Party Guest (uncredited)
Robert H. Lambert
Character Airline Pilot (uncredited)
Gabriel R. Martinez
Character Reporter (uncredited)
C.K. McFarland
Character Carla (uncredited)
Josh Meyer
Character Sports Bar Youth (uncredited)
Brent Mitchell
Character Governor's Bodyguard (uncredited)
Cindy Palla
Character Victim's Mother (uncredited)
Roger Eduardo Palomino
Character Background Reporter (uncredited)
Glen Powell Sr.
Character Prison Guard (uncredited)
George Renteria
Character Protestor (uncredited)
Nicole R. Roberts
Character Protester / Party Girl (uncredited)
Michael Schmid
Character Protestor (uncredited)
Ryan Schneider
Character Protester (uncredited)
Robin Simmons
Character Interviewee (uncredited)
Melanie Stovall
Character News Magazine Secretary (uncredited)
Danny Trevino
Character Salsa Dancer (uncredited)
Ryan Wickerham
Character Shooter at Rally (uncredited)
Michele Williams
Character Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Christine Wolf
Character 6th St. Club Patron (uncredited)
Willie Wright
Character Prison Guard (uncredited)
Jeff Gibbs
Character Josh
What's left behind the scenes
- Alan Parker considered George Clooney and Nicolas Cage as candidates for the role of Gale.
- Nicole Kidman was originally slated to play Bitsy Bloom, but the actress declined to participate in the film.
- Matt Craven, who played Dusty Wright, personally drove the car during the chase scene, without using a stunt driver.
- In the scene of the final conversation with Bitsy, David delivers a key line that sounds like this in the Russian version of the film: “All I can tell you is that by this time tomorrow I’ll be dead. I know when, but I don’t know why.” The original line is: “All I can tell you is that by this time tomorrow I`ll be dead. I know when. I just cannot say why” (I know when, but I cannot say why). Throughout his interactions with Bitsy, David never directly stated his innocence or that he didn’t know how things actually happened. He always used neutral phrases, emphasizing that she (not he) should find the truth and clear David’s name for his son. That is, David did not try to deceive her, but merely withheld the truth. The incorrect Russian translation of the key phrase leads to a distorted perception of the protagonist’s motives by the Russian-speaking audience.
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