The Reaping - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Reaping"
The Reaping (2007)
Timing:
1:39 (99 min)
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Actors and characters
Yvonne Landry
Character Brynn Wakeman
Samuel Garland
Character William Wakeman
Myles Cleveland
Character Kyle Wakeman
Mark Lynch
Character Brody McConnell
Stuart Greer
Character Gordon
Cody Sanders
Character Hank
Sabrina A. Junius
Character Sarah Winter
Jillian Batherson
Character Janet
Karen Yum
Character Nun
Axel C. Cartagena
Character Chilean Boy
Javier Ortiz Cortés
Character Monastery Cop
Iris Martinez
Character Old Chilean Woman
Robert Alonzo
Character Hazmat Worker
Abraham Henderson
Character Man Speaking in Tongues
Felipe Febres Rivera
Character Man Speaking in Tongues
Gregorio Allende
Character Man Speaking in Tongues
Sixta Rivera Romero
Character Woman Speaking in Tongues
Rafael Fuentes Negrón
Character Padre Bonilla
Michelle L. Clarke
Character Townsperson (uncredited)
Sierra Lyn Duncil
Character Townsperson (uncredited)
Lisa Marie Dupree
Character Teacher (uncredited)
Carol Dupuy
Character Townsperson (uncredited)
Louis Dupuy
Character Townsperson (uncredited)
Cody Juneau
Character Prof. Katherine's Class Student (uncredited)
Kevin Lorio
Character LSU Lecture Student (uncredited)
Ross Rouillier
Character College Student (uncredited)
Brian Tester
Character Tourist in Chile (uncredited)
Kimberly Whitfield
Character LSU Lecture Student (uncredited)
Ashley Wilkes
Character Townsperson (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film's release date was postponed three times. Initially, the premiere was scheduled for August 11, 2006, then moved to November 8, 2006, and later to March 30, 2007. Shortly before this date, a decision was made to push the release back another week, to April 5, 2007 (the Easter weekend), which was largely due to the presence of Christian elements in the film’s plot.
- In one of the opening scenes of “Harvest,” the Chilean city of Concepción is depicted as a small, hot, and poor provincial town in a Third World country, although in reality it is a large port and industrial center with a rich history and culture. This fact provoked strong dissatisfaction from the mayor and residents of the city, who were extremely outraged by this portrayal. Furthermore, in the film, Chileans speak Spanish with a distinctly Mexican accent, which is also inaccurate.
- Filming took place from August 15 to November 17, 2005, primarily in the state of Louisiana, USA. During the devastation of Hurricane Katrina (August 26), work on the project was interrupted for a week, and the possibility of relocating filming was seriously considered. Producers rejected this idea, believing it would be morally unfair to deprive the affected state of potential revenue.
- Well-known expert in the research and scientific explanation of paranormal phenomena, Joe Nickell, was invited as an official consultant. Hillary Swank’s heroine’s investigation in the first part of the film and its methods are largely based on his many years of practice in this field.
- Philip Glass was supposed to write the film's soundtrack, but at the recording stage, the producers were dissatisfied with his work and decided to start over, inviting the much less well-known composer John Frizzell as a replacement.
- When Isabella accompanies Katherine and Ben on the road to the church, she calls the baby in the stroller Pad. This name was chosen in honor of Pad Kuesack, the film's sound editor.
- During the presentation, on the first slide, it is clearly visible that under the word "methanol" (methanol) is depicted an alcohol with 2 carbon atoms, which corresponds to ethanol; the structure of methanol is depicted on the left.
- During the presentation, the first slide clearly shows ethanol (a spirit with 2 carbon atoms) depicted under the word “methanol”; the structure of methanol itself is shown on the left.
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