Queen of the Damned - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Queen of the Damned"
Queen of the Damned (2002)
Timing:
1:41 (101 min)
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Actors and characters
Megan Cooper
Character Maudy
Rowland S. Howard
Character Vampire Guitarist
Robin Casinader
Character Vampire Pianist
Johnathan Devoy
Character James
Robert Farnham
Character Alex
Conrad Standish
Character T. C.
Rachael Tanner
Character Young Jesse
Mig Ayesa
Character New York Vampire (as Miguel Ayesa)
Joe Manning
Character New York Vampire
Kat Rhodes
Character Vampire Girl
Renee De Bondt
Character Vampire Girl Sucking
Renee Quast
Character Vampire Girl Sucking
Dan Zizys
Character Vampire Doorman
Tayler Kane
Character Club Vampire
Daniel Schüßler
Character Club Vampire
Aimee Nash
Character Vampire Singer
Nicole Fantl
Character London Groupie
Alyssa McClelland
Character London Groupie
Andrew L. Urban
Character Himself
Jo Buckley
Character French Journalist
Marg Downey
Character Talamascan
John Dicks
Character Talamascan
Fouad Harraka
Character Greek Father
Mandie Vieira
Character Young Violin Player
Bobby Bright
Character Sound Engineer
Nandila Gaskell
Character West Indian Girl
Nalishebo Gaskell
Character West Indian Girl
Tamasin Ramsay
Character Woman Victim
Michael Azria
Character VW Driver
Arroyn Lloyd
Character VW Passenger
Antonios Greige
Character Camel Driver
Nicki Paull
Character Flight Attendant (as Nicola Paull)
Peter Olsen
Character Enkil
Matthew Hassall
Character Lestat's Violinist Double
Duncan Myers
Character Rent Boy
Mark O'Halloran
Character Rent Boy
Twapa Kapote
Character Prostitute
Ron Bingham
Character Businessman
Strawberry Fields
Character Girl with Businessman
Bob Halsall
Character Businessman with Girl
Humphrey Bower
Character Nigel
Suzi Dougherty
Character Pale Faced Vampire
Simon Wilton
Character Vampire in the Park
Enrico Mammarella
Character Greek Fisherman
Serena Altschul
Character Herself
Nick Gill
Character Band Member
Becky Thomas
Character Band Member
Karoline Hohlweg
Character Euro Trash Vampire
Antony Neate
Character Euro Trash Vampire
Rochelle Ward
Character Euro Trash Vampire
Anni Finsterer
Character Euro Trash Vampire
Alistair Reid
Character Euro Trash Vampire
Felicity Andersen
Character Flight Attendant (uncredited)
Alana de Freitas
Character Goth Concert-Goer (uncredited)
Emily Drew
Character Spikey Fan (uncredited)
Liza Dennis
Character Mortal (uncredited)
Danielle Eskinazi
Character Girl on Couch (uncredited)
Daniel Gardner
Character Lestat's Fan (uncredited)
Rashad Haughton
Character Queen Akasha (voice) (uncredited)
Nathan Hill
Character Attacking Vampire (uncredited)
Gail Humphreys
Character Passerby (uncredited)
Brendan Parry Kaufmann
Character Concert Goer (uncredited)
David Lorensene
Character Vampire (uncredited)
Anita Marelic
Character Goth Girl (uncredited)
Lesley-Caron Veater
Character Concert Goer (uncredited)
Hunter Shepard
Character Lestat's Fan (uncredited)
Ruth Palma
Character Dancer (uncredited)
Laneth Sffarlenn
Character Concert Attendee (uncredited)
Adam L. Pollard
Character Concert Goer (uncredited)
Nova Taylor
Character Concert Goer (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on Anne Rice's novel “The Queen of the Damned” (1988), the third novel in the “Vampire Chronicles” series.
- Warner Bros. acquired the rights to adapt the first three books from Anne Rice’s “Vampire Chronicles” series for seven years. During this period, the studio created the film “Interview with the Vampire” (1994), but they only had one year left to create film adaptations of the other two books. The studio then urgently hired screenwriters to combine “The Vampire Lestat” and “The Queen of the Damned” into a single script.
- The role of Lestat was offered to Tom Cruise, but he declined it.
- The singer Aaliyah, who played the main role in this film, died in a plane crash shortly after filming was completed.
- Wes Bentley, who had already been cast as Lestat, dropped out of the project. He was replaced by Irish actor Stuart Townsend.
- Jonathan Davis from the band "Korn" sings for Lestat in the film. However, due to contractual obligations, songs performed by Davis could not appear on the film's soundtrack. Ultimately, the five compositions written by Davis and Richard Gibbs were recorded by other singers (Marilyn Manson, Chester Bennington, David Draiman, Wayne Static, and Jay Gordon).
- Cherry juice was used as a blood substitute in the film.
- Josh Hartnett was also considered for the role of Lestat.
- The film is based on Anne Rice's novel "The Queen of the Damned" (1988), the third book in the "Vampire Chronicles" series.
- Warner Bros. acquired the rights to adapt the first three books from Anne Rice's "Vampire Chronicles" series for seven years. During this period, the studio created "Interview with the Vampire" (1994), but only one year remained to produce film adaptations of the other two books. The studio then urgently hired screenwriters to combine "The Vampire Lestat" and "The Queen of the Damned" into a single script.
- The role of Lestat was offered to Tom Cruise, but he declined it.
- Singer Aaliyah, who played the lead role in this film, died in a plane crash shortly after filming was completed.
- Wes Bentley, who had already been cast as Lestat, left the project. He was replaced by Irish actor Stuart Townsend.
- Jonathan Davis of the band "Korn" provides the singing voice for Lestat in the film. However, due to contractual obligations, songs performed by Davis could not appear on the film's soundtrack. Ultimately, the five compositions written by Davis and Richard Gibbs were recorded by other singers (Marilyn Manson, Chester Bennington, David Draiman, Wayne Static, and Jay Gordon).
- Cherry juice was used as a substitute for blood in the film.
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