Pet Sematary - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Pet Sematary"
Pet Sematary (2019)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
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Actors and characters
Jeté Laurence
Character Ellie Creed
Obssa Ahmed
Character Victor Pascow
Sonia Maria Chirila
Character Young Rachel
Alyssa Brooke Levine
Character Zelda Goldman
Maria Herrera
Character Marcella
Jacob Lemieux
Character Mouse Face
Maverick Fortin
Character Dog Face
Lou Ferrando
Character Rabbit Face
Najya Muipatayi
Character Cat Face
Emma Hill
Character Horse Face
Frank Schorpion
Character Rachel's Father
Linda E. Smith
Character Rachel's Mother
Naomi Frenette
Character Upset Student
Kelly Lee
Character Nurse Kelly
Nina Lauren
Character Nurse Nina
Alison O'Donnell
Character Party Guest #1
Raphaël Laporte
Character Party Guest #2
Simon Pelletier-Gilbert
Character Party Guest #3
Ambre Dioh-Dikongué
Character Halloween Kid #4 (uncredited)
Constance St-Denis-Veilleux
Character Halloween Kid #2 (uncredited)
Ines Feghouli Bozon
Character Halloween Kid #1 (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- When Rachel returns from Boston, she passes a road sign that reads “Derry 20 miles.” Derry is the name of the town that features in many works by Stephen King, especially in the novel “It” (1986).
- According to animal trainer Melissa Millett, five stray cats were chosen for the role of Church, but one became so frightened on set that only four remained. They lived in trailers with the trainers, but one had to be kept in a separate trailer because he didn't get along with the other cats. Eventually, homes were found for all the cats – two were taken by the animal coordinator, two were placed by Millett with friends, and the last one was adopted by her.
- Speaking about the original film adaptation of the novel “Pet Sematary” (Mary Lambert, 1989), Stephen King said that this novel truly scares him more than any other he has written.
- Egg white and chalk were used for the cats’ makeup, and corn syrup mixed with food coloring was used to create fake blood. The cats ate and drank while their makeup was being applied. According to the trainers, the cats got used to the makeup in about two months.
- The novel mentions a tribe of Native Americans who lived in this area long ago. Directors Kevin Kolsh and Dennis Widmyer added an explanation to the film that, upon learning of the supernatural power of the area, the tribe chose to relocate.
- According to Jason Clarke, the scariest thing during the filming of the movie was digging up the daughter at a real cemetery at 4 a.m.
- When Rachel returns from Boston, she passes a road sign that reads "Derry 20 miles." Derry is a town that features in many works by Stephen King, especially in the novel "It" (1986).
- According to trainer Melissa Millett, five stray cats were chosen for the role of Church, but one was so frightened on set that only four remained. They lived in trailers with the trainers, but one had to be kept separately as he did not get along with the other cats. After filming, homes were found for all the cats – two were taken by the animal coordinator, two were placed by Millett with friends, and the last one she took herself.
- Egg white and chalk were used as cat makeup, and corn syrup mixed with food coloring was used to create fake blood. The cats ate and drank while the makeup was being applied. According to the trainers, the cats got used to the makeup in about two months.
- According to Jason Clarke, the scariest thing during filming was digging up the "daughter" in a real cemetery at 4 a.m.
- According to Jason Clarke, the scariest part of filming was digging up the "daughter" in a real cemetery at 4 a.m.
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