Bedazzled - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Bedazzled"
Bedazzled (2000)
Timing:
1:33 (93 min)
6.09/10
2075
2075
7.229/10
79817
79817
6.1/10
119000
119000
Actors and characters
Orlando Jones
Orlando JonesCharacter Dan / Esteban / Beach Jock / Sportscaster / African Party Guest
Aaron Lustig
Character Synedyne Supervisor
Iain Rogerson
Character Play Actor
William Osbourne
Character Play Actor
Laurel A. Ward
Character Tech Support Advisor
Beverly Wiles
Character Tech Support Advisor
Robert Ambrose
Character Tech Support Advisor
Suzanne Herrington
Character Tech Support Advisor
David Bain
Character McDonald's Employee
Ilya Melnikoff
Character Russian Drug Dealer
Michael Haley
Character Mover
Ray Haratian
Character Pablito
Mickey Victor
Character Drug Factory Foreman
Stephan McKenzie
Character DV8 Bouncer
Lindsay Albert
Character DV8 Clubgoer
Anderson Bourell
Character DV8 Clubgoer
Cara Michelle Meschter
Character DV8 Clubgoer
Jessica Anne Osekowsky
Character DV8 Clubgoer
Christine Cameron
Character DV8 Waitress
Michelle Boehle
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Brigid Burns
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Gigi Chavoshi
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Natalie Hohalek
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Eboni Nichols
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Katy Durham
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Gloria Rodriguez
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Susie Shoemaker
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Joelene Walker
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Hope Wood
Character Cheerleader / Dancer
Paul Simon
Character Police Officer
William Marquez
Character Eduardo
Mark Winn
Character Columbian Soldier (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The original 'Blind Man's Bluff' from 1967 was Brendan Fraser's favorite film as a child.
- The Devil calls his dogs Dudley and Peter on the beach – this joke references the names of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, the screenwriters of the original 1967 film.
- In the guise of a teacher, the Devil writes a formula on the blackboard – it's Fermat's Last Theorem, which was only solved in 1995. Before that, there was a joke among scientists that the theorem could only be solved by selling your soul.
- In fact, the Devil fulfills another of Elliot's wishes, where he becomes a wild rock musician. However, the filmmakers decided to abandon this moment because the character uses drugs, attempts suicide by overdosing on pills, engages in sex on stage, and swears profusely.
- In the guise of the teacher, the Devil writes a formula on the board – it’s Fermat’s Last Theorem, which was only solved in 1994. Before that, there was a joke among scientists that the theorem could only be solved by selling your soul.
- In fact, the Devil fulfills another wish of Elliott’s, where he becomes a wild rock musician. But the filmmakers decided to abandon this moment because the character uses drugs, attempts suicide by overdosing on pills, has sex on stage, and uses profanity.
- The original "Blinded by Desire" from 1967 was Brendan Fraser's favorite movie as a child.
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