Copycat - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Copycat"
Copycat (1995)
Timing:
2:4 (124 min)
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Actors and characters
Shannon O'Hurley
Character Susan Schiffer
Bob Greene
Character Pachulski
Tony Haney
Character Kerby
Danny Kovacs
Character Kostas
Tahmus Rounds
Character Landis
Scott Devenney
Character Cop #1
David Michael Silverman
Character Mike
Diane Amos
Character Gigi
Bert Kinyon
Character Burt
Dennis Richmond
Character KXBU Anchorman
Kenny Kwong
Character Chinese Kid
Charles Branklyn
Character Doc
Rebecca Klingler
Character Peter's Wife
Terry Brown
Character Cop #2
Corie Henninger
Character Jogger
Bill Bonham
Character Photographer
Kathleen Stefano
Character Peter's Mother
Chris Beale
Character Tech Guy #1
Don West
Character Attorney
Jay Jacobus
Character Judge
John Charles Morris
Character Young Peter
Keith Phillips
Character Felix Mendoza
Johnetta Shearer
Character Paramedic
Ron Kaell
Character Mac
James Cunningham
Character Hal
Victor Talmadge
Character Head Waiter
Brian Keith Russell
Character Coroner's Man
Damon Lawner
Character Festival Dude
Russ Christoff
Character Commissioner Petrillo
Doug Morrisson
Character SWAT #1
Edith Bryson
Character Landlady
Jeni Chua
Character Michelle
William Oates
Character Man in Corridor
Lee Kopp
Character Haircut Man
Thomas J. Fieweger
Character Bodger the Cop
Floyd Gale Holland
Character L. Bottemy
Anthony Moore
Character Uniformed Policeman
Stephanie Smith
Character Disturbed Tenant #1
S. J. Spinali
Character Disturbed Tenant #2
Katherine Fitzhugh
Character Disturbed Tenant #3
Robert Benscoter
Character Disturbed Tenant #4
Arlon G. Greene
Character Male Jogger
Stuart W. Yee
Character Thug
Vincenetta Gunn
Character Screaming Woman
David Ferguson
Character Dock Onlooker
Eleva Singleton
Character Paramedic
Gena Bingham
Character Victim in Car at Gas Station
Jon Briddell
Character Burglar (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- There is almost a 20 cm height difference between Holly Hunter and Sigourney Weaver. Because of this, throughout the film, in scenes involving both actresses, one of them is either sitting or standing in another part of the room.
- The film's music was later used in the thriller directed by Jim Gillespie, "I Know What You Did Last Summer" (1997) starring Jennifer Love Hewitt.
- During the filming of the bathroom scene, Sigourney Weaver genuinely spat in William McNamara's face. He was completely unprepared, as rehearsals had not included the spit. Therefore, the surprise and anger on his face are entirely genuine.
- The scene in the women's restroom took 8 days to film.
- During the filming of the scene in the women's restroom, Sigourney Weaver actually spat in William McNamara's face. He was completely unprepared, as the preceding rehearsals did not include the spit. Therefore, the surprise and anger on his face are entirely genuine.
- During the filming of the scene in the women's restroom, Sigourney Weaver genuinely spat in William McNamara's face. He was completely unprepared for this, as the rehearsals had been done without the spit. Therefore, the surprise and anger on his face are entirely genuine.
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