22 Jump Street - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "22 Jump Street"
22 Jump Street (2014)
Timing:
1:52 (112 min)
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Actors and characters
Keith Lucas
Character Keith Yang
Kenneth Lucas
Character Kenny Yang
Stanley Wong
Character Roman
Tyler Forrest
Character Stoned-Looking Kid
John Bostic
Character University of Internet Professor
Ian Hoch
Character Improv Student
Kate Adair
Character Improv Student
Drew Cross
Character Waiter
Katrina Despain
Character Girl in Bathroom
Oscar Gale
Character Tattoo Artist
Janeline Hayes
Character Slam Poet
Jackie Bohne
Character Slam Poet
Jason Richard Allan Foster
Character Rathskellar Host
Toby Holguin
Character Mustached Goon
Eddie Perez
Character Library Goon
Mickey Facchinello
Character Drunk Beach Fight Girl
Tom Ventura
Character Spring Break Student
Brian Schacter
Character Spring Break Student
Sam Schweikert
Character Spring Break Student
Jack Maloney
Character Spring Break Student
Ramiro 'Ramir' Delgado Ruiz
Character Student in the Van (uncredited)
Vanessa Amaya
Character Sorority Girl (uncredited)
Chris Angerdina
Character Driver on Bridge (uncredited)
John L. Armijo
Character Precinct Cop (uncredited)
Eric Berris
Character College Student (uncredited)
Libby Blake
Character Beach Babe (uncredited)
Renaldo Brady
Character MCPD Officer (uncredited)
Emanuel Brooks
Character Art Student (uncredited)
Tom Bui
Character Detective (uncredited)
Gustavo Cardozo
Character Student (uncredited)
Blas Sien Diaz
Character Local Mexican (uncredited)
Eddie Eniel
Character Tourist (uncredited)
Joseph Fischer
Character Painted Football Fan (uncredited)
Julian Garnik
Character Spring Breaker (uncredited)
Juan Gaspard
Character Fan (uncredited)
Kurt Grossi
Character Lamborghini Owner (uncredited)
Lyle R. Guidroz
Character Professor (uncredited)
Christopher Heskey
Character Inmate (uncredited)
Skyler Joy
Character Beach Babe (uncredited)
Adam Karchmer
Character End Credits Boy (uncredited)
Joshua Lamboy
Character Mexican Thug (uncredited)
Jaci LeJeune
Character Maya's Friend (uncredited)
Ashlyn McEvers
Character Student (uncredited)
Anna Medley
Character Student / Fan / Partier (uncredited)
David Stephen Mitchell
Character Blue Bills Head Coach (uncredited)
Jean Pierre Prats
Character Spring Breaker (uncredited)
Anthony Ramsey
Character College Student / Spring Breaker (uncredited)
Lisa Raziano
Character Football Fan (uncredited)
Gus Rhodes
Character Parent (uncredited)
Edwin Richardson
Character Detective (uncredited)
Larissa Santiago
Character Wasted Spring Breaker (uncredited)
Robert Segari
Character Cool Fraternity Dad (uncredited)
Carl Singleton
Character Campus Security (uncredited)
Anne Speed
Character Parent (uncredited)
Sean Stevens
Character Fan (uncredited)
John Teal Jr.
Character Constuction Supervisor (uncredited)
Steve Terada
Character Asian Gangster (uncredited)
Donald Watkins
Character Football Player (uncredited)
Stephen Daniel Wayne
Character Jump Street Detective (uncredited)
Michael Wozniak
Character Quarterback Coach (uncredited)
Jesse Yarborough
Character Campus Security (uncredited)
Don Yesso
Character MCS Coach (uncredited)
Ahmed Zakzouk
Character Detective (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Due to their commitments to the film *The Lego Movie* (2014), directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller made no revisions to the script before filming began.
- Wyatt Russell turned down a role in the *Hunger Games* sequels in favor of *22 Jump Street*.
- In scenes during spring break, a club/restaurant named “Gringo Pendejos” can be spotted, which roughly translates to “Stupid Americans.”
- Wilhelm's scream comes from the robotics lab as Schmidt and Jenko break into it, fleeing from the “Ghost.”
- Schmidt says that Captain Dickson's new office looks like a cube of ice. The actor who plays Dickson is Ice Cube.
- During the first game between Jenko and Zuck, someone shouts "Omaha" – a reference to Peyton Manning, who used the word during the 2014 NFL playoff games.
- When Schmidt drives a Lamborghini Murcielago, he says he feels like Batman. In "Batman Begins" (2005), Batman drove a Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster, and in "The Dark Knight" (2008), Batman drove a Lamborghini Murcielago LP640.
- The scenes in the end credits were filmed in one day during post-production and edited a month before the film's release.
- When the heroes talk to the police chief at the beginning of the film, Jenko (Channing Tatum) states that he wouldn't mind being recruited by the Secret Service – to protect the White House. This is a reference to his previous film – "White House Down" (2013) – where he played an agent protecting the White House.
- Seth Rogen appears as a substitute for Jonah Hill at the end of the film, in scenes parodying a sequel. One of Hill's early roles was as Seth in "Superbad" (2007), a character that Rogen originally intended to play himself when he started writing the script as a teenager.
- In the scene where Schmidt and Jenko are in the fraternity house attic, they are holding a tablet playing music, but the icon on the screen indicates that the sound is muted. Also, in the scene where someone is texting on a smartphone, sounds of key presses are heard, but the device’s screen displays an icon indicating that the sound is off.
- Immediately after the scene in the library, when Jenko jumps over the railing, his shoes are visible, and they have flat soles, when they should be cleats.
- When Schmidt and Jenko arrive at the psychology professor’s office, the nameplate on his door reads “Michael P. Murphy.” Later, at the press conference, Hardy mispronounces his name as “Karl Murphy.”
- During the scene where Zeke tells Jenko he wants him to join the fraternity, the logo of Tulane University is visible on the weights.
- When Schmidt and Jenko drive onto the football field, they are seen tearing down an inflatable arch. When the bandits run onto the field, the arch is already back in place.
- Due to their commitments to the film “The Lego Movie” (2014), directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller made no changes to the script before filming began.
- Wyatt Russell turned down a role in the “Hunger Games” sequels in favor of “22 Jump Street”.
- During the spring break scenes, a club/restaurant can be noticed with the name “Gringo Pendejos”, which translates roughly as “Stupid Americans”.
- Wilhelm’s scream comes from the robotics lab when Schmidt and Jenko break into it while escaping from “The Ghost”.
- During Jenko and Schmidt's first game, someone shouts “Omaha” – a reference to Peyton Manning, who used the word during the 2014 NFL playoff games.
- When Schmidt drives a Lamborghini Murcielago, he says he feels like Batman. In “Batman Begins” (2005), Batman drove a Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster, and in “The Dark Knight” (2008), Batman drove a Lamborghini Murcielago LP640.
- When the heroes are talking to the police chief at the beginning of the film, Jenko (Channing Tatum) states that he wouldn't mind being recruited by the Secret Service – to protect the White House. This is a reference to his previous film – “White House Down” (2013) – where he played an agent protecting the White House.
- Seth Rogen appears as a replacement for Jonah Hill at the end of the film, in scenes parodying a sequel. One of Hill's early roles was as Seth in “Superbad” (2007), a character that Rogen originally considered playing himself when he began writing the script as a teenager.
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