The Quick and the Dead - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Quick and the Dead"
The Quick and the Dead (1995)
Timing: 1:47 (107 min)
The Quick and the Dead - TMDB rating
6.536/10
1899
The Quick and the Dead - Kinopoisk rating
7.276/10
83192
The Quick and the Dead - IMDB rating
6.5/10
113000

Actors and characters

Photo Sharon Stone #37281Photo Sharon Stone #37282Photo Sharon Stone #37283Photo Sharon Stone #37284

Sharon Stone

Sharon Stone
Character Ellen
Photo Gene Hackman #37299Photo Gene Hackman #37300Photo Gene Hackman #37301Photo Gene Hackman #37302

Gene Hackman

Gene Hackman
Character John Herod
Photo Tobin Bell #480Photo Tobin Bell #481Photo Tobin Bell #482Photo Tobin Bell #483

Tobin Bell

Tobin Bell
Character Dog Kelly
Photo Roberts Blossom #37307Photo Roberts Blossom #37308

Roberts Blossom

Roberts Blossom
Character Doc Wallace
Photo Kevin Conway #37309Photo Kevin Conway #37310Photo Kevin Conway #37311

Kevin Conway

Kevin Conway
Character Eugene Dred
Photo Keith David #22354Photo Keith David #22355Photo Keith David #22356Photo Keith David #22357

Keith David

Keith David
Character Sgt. Clay Cantrell
Photo Lance Henriksen #25993Photo Lance Henriksen #25994Photo Lance Henriksen #25995Photo Lance Henriksen #25996

Lance Henriksen

Lance Henriksen
Character Ace Hanlon
Photo Pat Hingle #37312Photo Pat Hingle #37313

Pat Hingle

Pat Hingle
Character Horace the Bartender
Photo Gary Sinise #2105

Gary Sinise

Gary Sinise
Character Marshall
Photo Fay Masterson #15377

Fay Masterson

Fay Masterson
Character Mattie Silk
Photo Woody Strode #37319

Woody Strode

Woody Strode
Character Charlies Moonlight
Photo Jerry Swindall #37320
Jerry Swindall
Character Blind Boy
Photo Scott Spiegel #8217

Scott Spiegel

Scott Spiegel
Character Gold Teeth Man
Photo Jonothon Gill #37321
Jonothon Gill
Character Spotted Horse
Photo Matthew Gold #37322Photo Matthew Gold #37323

Matthew Gold

Matthew Gold
Character Foy's Boy
Arturo Gastelum
Character Carlos Montoya
David Cornell
Character Simp Dixon
Josef Rainer
Character Virgil Sparks
Stacy Linn Ramsower
Character Young Ellen
Tony Lee Boggs
Character Zeb
Scott Ryder
Character Gunfighter
Photo Timothy Patrick Quill #21973
Timothy Patrick Quill
Character Man in Bar
Solomon Abrams
Character Man on Veranda
Photo John Cameron #71207
John Cameron
Character Bordello Swell
Michael Stone
Character Counselor
Butch Molina
Character Saloon Patron
Photo Mick Garris #37324

Mick Garris

Mick Garris
Character Young Herod's Man
Photo Greg Goossen #37325

Greg Goossen

Greg Goossen
Character Young Herod's Man
Oliver Dear
Character Young Herod's Man
Ruben Angelo
Character Teenager (uncredited)
James Cotner
Character Townsman (uncredited)
Photo Bruce Campbell #8191Photo Bruce Campbell #8192Photo Bruce Campbell #8193Photo Bruce Campbell #8194

Bruce Campbell

Bruce Campbell
Character Wedding Shemp

What's left behind the scenes

  • A sexual scene involving Ellen (Sharon Stone) and Kurt (Russell Crowe) was filmed, but Stone and the film's director, Sam Raimi, ultimately decided that the film could do without this episode. Interestingly, this episode was included in the version intended for foreign distribution.
  • Sharon Stone really wanted Leonardo DiCaprio to star in the film, so she provided money to cover his fee.
  • Sharon Stone also invited Russell Crowe. The studio was initially skeptical of her choice, as this Australian actor was then still largely unknown to American audiences.
  • All the actors involved in the shootout scenes underwent special training, learning to instantly draw their revolvers. And since Gene Hackman was less busy filming than the others, he had more time to practice. As a result, he became the fastest at performing this operation.
  • While filming in Arizona, Sharon Stone persuaded Russell to spend Christmas morning with her at a Salvation Army branch, where they distributed food to the poor. Afterwards, they visited a shelter for children who had experienced domestic violence.
  • The wedding scene of Kid and Matty Silk was cut from the film.
  • All the actors who participated in the shootout scenes underwent special training, learning to instantly draw their revolvers. And since Gene Hackman was on set for less time than the others, he had more time to practice. As a result, he became the fastest at performing the action.
  • Sharon Stone wore an authentic leather jacket in the film. The jacket was over 100 years old and had been a museum exhibit before filming.
  • In 1994, 12 Westerns were still being filmed, so the props department had trouble with the availability of costumes from the appropriate period.
  • All the weapons in the film are authentic, from the late 19th century. It showcases many examples of firearms that you won't see in other Westerns.
  • The actors involved in the film began training in handling weapons three months before filming began. They even took the weapons with them to the hotel after filming to practice at the end of the shooting day.
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