4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days"
4 luni, 3 săptămîni și 2 zile (2007)
Timing:
1:54 (114 min)
7.536/10
700
700
7.205/10
12520
12520
7.9/10
66000
66000
Actors and characters
Laura Vasiliu
Character Găbiță
Alexandru Potocean
Character Adi
Luminița Gheorghiu
Character Mrs. Radu
Adi Cărăuleanu
Character Dr. Radu
Liliana Mocanu
Character Unireal Hotel receptionist
Doru Ana
Character Gas pump attendant
Ion Sapdaru
Character Dr. Rusu
Cerasela Iosifescu
Character Receptionist Tineretului
Tania Popa
Character Night receptionist
Teodor Corban
Character Unireal Hotel receptionist
Eugenia Bosânceanu
Character Mr. Bebe's mother
Mărioara Sterian
Character Adela Racoviceanu
Georgeta Păduraru Burdujan
Character Mrs. Aldea
Geo Dobre
Character Dr. Aldea
Mădălina Ghițescu
Character Dora
Cătălina Harabagiu
Character Mihaela
Sânziana Tarța
Character Carmen
Adina Cristescu
Character The Bride
Constantin Bojog
Character Marcu
Cristina Burbuz
Character Marie-Jeanne Rusu
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was officially submitted by Romania for consideration for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film.
- Several scenes from the film were shot at the Astoria Hotel in Bucharest.
- The film was initially conceived as a satirical work titled "Tales of the Golden Age".
- In the final restaurant scene, the song "Si m-am indragostit de tine" (And I fell in love with you) by Adrian Daminescu plays in the background.
- The film is set in Romania in 1987, but a poster of Kirsten Dunst from the 1999 film "The Virgin Suicides" hangs in the protagonists' dormitory room.
- The film is set in Romania in 1987, but the trams used were not introduced in Romania until 1990.
- The film is set in Romania in 1987, but in the scene where Otilia exits the taxi near the porter, parked cars are visible in the background, including a yellow Daewoo Matiz (produced after 1998) and a blue Dacia Logan (produced after 2004).
- The film is set in Romania in 1987, but in the scene where Bebe and Otilia drive into the courtyard, some older models of Dacia cars are visible, with front and rear bumpers that went on sale in 1994. The rearview mirrors on Bebe's car also became available for sale after 1990.
- The film is set in Romania in 1987, but modern PVC window frames can be seen on houses in various scenes. This technology was introduced in Romania after 1990.
- In the shopping scene in the dormitory, Otilia asks the vendor for orange 'Tic Tac' (orange flavor), but receives red (cinnamon flavor) instead.
- During the dinner scene, the birthday girl recounts how she achieved a blue color for painting Easter eggs by mixing yellow with green. This is completely impossible, as blue is a primary color and cannot be obtained through mixing. In reality, green can be obtained by mixing yellow with blue.
- The film was officially submitted by Romania for consideration for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.
- During the final restaurant scene, the song "Si m-am indragostit de tine" (And I fell in love with you) by Adrian Daminescu plays in the background.
- The film is set in Romania in 1987, but a poster of Kirsten Dunst from the 1999 film "The Virgin Suicides" hangs in the heroines’ dormitory room.
- During the shopping scene in the dormitory, Otilia asks the seller for orange "Tic Tac" (orange flavor), but receives red (cinnamon flavor) instead.
Did you like the film?
Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
