The Night Flier - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Night Flier"

The Night Flier (1997)

Timing: 1:33 (93 min)

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Actors and characters

Character Richard Dees

Julie Entwisle

Character Katherine 'Jimmy' Blair

Character Merton Morrison

Michael H. Moss

Character Dwight Renfield

John Bennes

Character Ezra Hannon

Beverly Skinner

Character Selida McCamon

Rob Wilds

Character Buck Kendall

Richard K. Olsen

Character Claire Bowie

Elizabeth McCormick

Character Ellen Sarch

J.R. Rodriguez

Character Terminal Cop #1

Robert Leon Casey

Character Terminal Cop #2

Ashton Stewart

Character Nate Wilson

William Neely

Character Ray Sarch

Windy Wenderlich

Character Henry Gates

General Fermon Judd Jr.

Character Policeman

Randal Brown

Character Dream Vampire

A film adaptation of the short story of the same name by Stephen King.
The newspaper photographs used in the film, including the photograph of the disfigured prostitute, are genuine photographs from the 1930s-50s from the album of a Los Angeles homicide detective, which were released as a separate photo album titled 'Death Scenes'.
Richard Dees, the main character of the story, also appears in the novel 'The Dead Zone'.
The film features an episode where Catherine (Julie Entwistle) in the newspaper office reviews headlines written by Richard (Miguel Ferrer). Each one contains a reference to a work by Stephen King, namely: “Springhill Jack Strikes Again!” referencing the story “Strawberry Spring,” “Headless Lamaze Leads To Successful Birth!” – referencing the story “The Breathing Method,” “Kiddie Cultists in Kansas Worship Creepy Voodoo God!” – referencing the story “Children of the Corn,” “Satanic Shopkeeper Sells Gory Goodies!” – referencing the novel “Needful Things,” “Naked Demons Levelled My Lawn!” – referencing the story “The Lawnmower Man,” “The Ultimate Killer Diet! Gypsy Curse Flays Fat Lawyer’s Flesh” – referencing the novel “The Regulators.”

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