Red Dawn - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Red Dawn"
Red Dawn (1984)
Timing:
1:54 (114 min)
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Actors and characters
Brad Savage
Character Danny
Radames Pera
Character Stepan Gorsky
Judd Omen
Character The Nicaraguan Captain
Doug Toby
Character Aardvark
Michael D'Agosta
Character Boy in Classroom
Johelen Carleton
Character Girl in Classroom
George Ganchev
Character Soldier #1
Waldemar Kalinowski
Character Soldier #2
Sam Slovick
Character Yuri
Lois Kimbrell
Character Mrs. Mason
Elan Oberon
Character Alicia
Harley Christensen
Character Man on Pole
Tacy Norwood
Character Rat Girl
Fred Rexer
Character Tank Survivor
Michael Meisner
Character Russian Tanker #1
Victor Meisner
Character Russian Tanker #2
Raquel Provance
Character Rachel
Vojislav Govedarica
Character Russian Sergeant
Gene Scherer
Character KGB #1
Tom Ireland
Character KGB #2
Krzysztof Janczar
Character Soviet Soldier
Phil Mead
Character Mr. Barnes
Sam Dodge
Character Man at Drive-In
Ben Zeller
Character Man #2 at Drive-In
Dan Sparks
Character Man #3 at Drive-In
Benjamin Schick
Character Russian Sergeant
George Fisher
Character KGB Major
Chuk Besher
Character Door Gunner
J.D. Ruybal
Character Cuban Crew Chief
Pacho Lane
Character Firing Squad Officer
Julius L. Meyer
Character Latin Soldier
What's left behind the scenes
- The first promotional trailer for the film included a scene in which a tank drives into a McDonald's restaurant where enemy soldiers are eating. This episode was not included in the film because shortly before its premiere, a mass shooting occurred at a McDonald's restaurant in the Canadian town of San Isidro.
- In a Russian camp, American prisoners of war are shown the film 'Alexander Nevsky' (1938).
- In one edition of the Guinness Book of World Records, this film is listed as the most violent, as it contained a record number of acts of violence at the time.
- Before filming, the actors underwent an 8-week, rather intensive military training course.
- A mock-up of the Soviet T-72 tank was created with such accuracy that when it was brought to the studio, two CIA agents arrived and inquired where it had been obtained.
- The plot of the film (which, among other things, deals with the invasion of Soviet troops into the US from Mexican territory) was based on research by the CIA and the War College, which identified weaknesses in the American army.
- “Red Dawn” was the first film released with a PG-13 rating. In fact, the first film with such a rating was “The Flamingo Kid” (1984), but it had to sit “on the shelf” for five months.
- In West Germany, the film was criticized and even withdrawn from release in some cities (Berlin, Düsseldorf, Freiburg).
- The original title of the screenplay was "Ten Soldiers".
- The submachine gun carried by Strelnikov is a Jati-matic GG-95 PDW manufactured in Finland. Only about 400 of them were produced.
- The first promotional trailer for the film included a scene in which a tank drives into a McDonald's restaurant where enemy soldiers are eating. This episode was not included in the film, as shortly before its premiere, a mass shooting occurred at a McDonald's establishment in the Canadian town of San Isidro.
- In the Russian camp, American prisoners of war are shown the film "Alexander Nevsky" (1938).
- "Red Dawn" was the first film released with a PG-13 rating. In fact, the first film with this rating was "The Boy from "Flamingo"" (1984), but it had to sit "on the shelf" for five months.
- The original title of the screenplay was "Ten Soldiers".
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