Lord of War - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Lord of War"
Lord of War (2005)
Timing:
2:2 (122 min)
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Actors and characters
Shake Tukhmanyan
Character Irina Orlov
Jared Burke
Character Ukrainian Mobster
David Shumbris
Character Ukrainian Mobster
Jean-Pierre Nshanian
Character Anatoly Orlov
Eric Uys
Character Ukrainian Mobster
Stewart Morgan
Character Ukrainian Mobster
Jasper Lenz
Character Gregor
Kobus Marx
Character Boris
Stephan De Abreu
Character Liev
Stephen Gregor
Character Eli Kurtzman
Tanya Finch
Character Ingrid
Lize Jooste
Character Natasha
Yaseen Abdullah
Character Lebanese Customer
David Harman
Character Colonel Oliver Southern
Neil Tweddle
Character Colonel Oliver Southern
Sajad Khan
Character Mujahadeen Leader
Chi Zhang Yi
Character Borneo Officer
Jack Niccol
Character Young Nicolai
John Sferopoulos
Character Freighter Captain
Stanislav Majer
Character Ukrainian Guard
Evgeniy Lazarev
Character General Dmitri
Larissa Bond
Character Alena
Annelene Terblanche
Character Angel
Gugulethu 'Gugu' Zulu
Character Andre's Driver
Mirriam Ngomani
Character Cheerleader Asura
Tony Kgoroge
Character Mbizi
Jerry Mofokeng
Character Ernest
Kutcha
Character Interpol Agent Maxwell (as Kutcha Hardy)
Mzwanele Jafta
Character General 'No Living Thing'
Steve Ruge
Character A.T.F. Agent Callahan (as Steven Ruge)
Sonni Chidiebere
Character Monrovian Militiaman (as Sonni Genius Chidiebere)
Nalu Tripician
Character Older Nicolai
Young Bakubas
Character Hotel Africa Band
Hlomla Dandala
Character Interpol Pilot
Jasmine Burgess
Character Gloria
Siyamthanda Ndlangalavu
Character Boy Lieutenant
Dexter Nwayna
Character Hotel Africa Porter
TAYO OYEKOYA
Character Liberian Lieutenant
What's left behind the scenes
- The film crew purchased 3,000 CZ SA Vz.58 assault rifles to play the role of Soviet AKs because they were cheaper than props.
- Filming took place in South Africa, the Czech Republic, and New York.
- No American studio wanted to get involved with this project. The film was financed by foreign companies.
- The tanks in the film are real. They once belonged to the Czech army and were now intended for sale to another country. The filmmakers had to warn NATO, just in case, so that upon detecting a large concentration of equipment from satellites, they wouldn't think a war had begun.
- Andrew Niccol assured that real arms dealers acted as consultants on the film.
- Yuri Orlov's uncle, Dmitry Volkov, was presented as a major general in the film, but the insignia on his shoulder boards clearly show two stars of a lieutenant general.
- In one scene of the film, Yuri sells four Glock 17 pistols, as well as a large consignment of other weapons, to a Colombian drug baron, receiving cocaine in return. It can be noticed that two pistols in this scene (including the one the drug baron shoots at Yuri) are Glock 17s of the third generation, judging by the thumb rests and finger grooves on the grip, as well as the rail on the frame for attaching additional equipment. The third generation of Glock pistols appeared in the late 1990s, while the timeframe of this scene is the late 1980s.
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
