Coraline - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Coraline"
Coraline (2009)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
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Actors and characters
Robert Bailey Jr.
Character Wyborne 'Wybie' Lovat (voice)
Aankha Neal
Character Sweet Ghost Girl (voice)
George Selick
Character Ghost Boy (voice)
Hannah Kaiser
Character Tall Ghost Girl (voice)
Harry Selick
Character Photo Friend (voice)
Marina Budovsky
Character Photo Friend (voice)
Emerson Tenney
Character Magic Dragonfly (voice)
Jerome Ranft
Character Mover (voice)
Christopher Murrie
Character Toy (voice)
Jeremy Ryder
Character Toy (voice)
Carolyn Crawford
Character Wybie's Grandmother (voice)
Yona Prost
Character Shakespeare Rascal (voice)
John Linnell
Character Other Father (singing voice) (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on Neil Gaiman's children's novella "Coraline" (2002).
- In the film, Coraline's father is wearing Monkeybone slippers. "Monkeybone" is a film directed by Henry Selick.
- It is the longest stop-motion animated film ever made. It is also the first stop-motion animated film created in 3D.
- 450 people worked on the creation of this film, including animators, designers, and technicians.
- The profile on the dollar given as a tip belongs to the director.
- A total of 28 Coraline dolls were made, the largest of which reaches 25 cm in height.
- The snow was made from super glue and baking soda.
- Filming took place in an indoor space of approximately 13,000 square meters.
- All objects and characters in Coraline were 3D printed. Three 3D printers worked non-stop for over eighteen months.
- Mr. Bobinsky wears a medal for his work in the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster.
- In a theater scene in the "Other World," one of the elderly actresses portrays Venus against a backdrop grotesquely copied from Sandro Botticelli's famous painting "The Birth of Venus."
- The animated background in the scene where Coraline meets the freed ghost children closely resembles the night sky in Vincent van Gogh's painting "The Starry Night."
- In the living room of the Jones family's apartment in the "Other World," three oval portraits with black silhouettes of children are visible on one wall above a dresser with a vase – the ghosts of whom Coraline encountered.
- When Coraline first enters her bedroom in the "Other World," the children in the photograph with her friends have normal eyes. Later, their eyes become buttons, like everyone else's in this world.
- The film is based on the children’s story “Coraline” (2002) by Neil Gaiman.
- When Coraline first enters her bedroom in the 'Other World', the eyes of her friends in the photograph are normal. Later, the eyes become buttons, like everyone else's in this world.
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