American Pie - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "American Pie"
American Pie (1999)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
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Actors and characters
Monica McSwain
Character Vocal Jazz Girl
Fletcher Sheridan
Character Vocal Jazz Group
Jamar Cargo
Character Vocal Jazz Group
Ashton Dane
Character Vicky's Dad
Katie Lansdale
Character Enthralled Girl
Jay Rossi
Character Sushi Customer
Travis Cody Aimer
Character Computer Nerd
Scott Raynor
Character Garage Band Member
Daniel Spink
Character Guy with Monkey
Clementine Ford
Character Computer Girl
Amber Phillips
Character Computer Girl
Casey Erklin
Character Drinking Buddy
Hilary Angelo
Character Girl Holding Out
Jasmine Stocken
Character Bathroom Girl
Jillian Bach
Character Bathroom Girl
David Kuhn
Character Prom Band Singer
Dan Coronel
Character Lacrosse Referee
Pete Pallad
Character Lacrosse Referee
J.D. Doyle
Character Lacrosse Referee
Lito Coronel
Character Lacrosse Referee
Markus Botnick
Character Assistant Lacrosse Coach
Robby Murakami
Character Lacrosse Player
Addison Krantz
Character Lacrosse Player
Alex Nies
Character Lacrosse Player
Roger Sewell
Character Lacrosse Player
Donald J. Collins
Character Lacrosse Player
Ryan Bates
Character Lacrosse Player
Joe Park
Character Lacrosse Player
Walter Toole
Character Lacrosse Player
Travis Petraglia
Character Lacrosse Player
Richard Schoenberg
Character Lacrosse Player
Amon Button
Character Lacrosse Player
Steven Hopkins
Character Lacrosse Player
Peter McPartlin
Character Lacrosse Player
Sean Elder
Character Lacrosse Player
Sean Whitacre
Character Lacrosse Player
Jon Mark Fabiano
Character Lacrosse Player
Ian Televik
Character Lacrosse Player
Joshua Mele
Character Lacrosse Player
Gian Caputo
Character Lacrosse Player
Garret Kellenberger
Character Lacrosse Player
Timothy Sovay
Character Lacrosse Player
Steven McAfoose
Character Lacrosse Player
Kevin Tidgewell
Character Lacrosse Player
Jesse Patterson
Character Lacrosse Player
Jeff Schwartz
Character Lacrosse Player
Chris Loudos
Character Lacrosse Player
Lyle Tomlinson
Character Lacrosse Player
Sami Atayan
Character Lacrosse Player
Kurt Zimmerman
Character Lacrosse Player
Tom Christian
Character Lacrosse Player
Dustan Beitey
Character Lacrosse Player
Chris McGnie
Character Lacrosse Player
Tri C. Nguyen
Character Larcosse Player
Kirk Lamitie
Character Lacrosse Player
Todd Samuel Parker
Character Lacrosse Player
Jim Henry
Character Lacrosse Player (uncredited)
Jennifer Austin
Character Friend (uncredited)
Ingrid K. Behrens
Character Female Voice in Porn Film (voice) (uncredited)
Sheypan Draus
Character Band Geek #1 (uncredited)
Mark-Eugene Garcia
Character Friend (uncredited)
Jami Philbrick
Character Guy with Headphones on in Lunch Line (uncredited)
Marek Probosz
Character Motel Owner (uncredited)
Marilyn Staley
Character T.V. Hostess (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Initially, the role of Heather was offered to Alison Hannigan, but after reading the script, Alison requested the role of Michelle.
- When Adam Herz pitched his script to studios, he titled it: “Untitled teen comedy that can be shot for under $10 million, and that will likely offend many who read it, but you, I am sure, will enjoy.” Later the script was renamed “East Great Falls High,” then “Great Falls,” and finally “American Pie.”
- To accurately depict an erection in one of the scenes, the crew boiled a sausage, then put it on a pencil and wrapped it in foil. When it was placed between Jason Biggs’ legs, it was still hot.
- The tuxedo Sherman wore to the prom is the same as the one Steve Buscemi wore in the film “The Wedding Singer.”
- The music in the scene where Stifler’s Mom seduces Finch is “Mrs. Robinson” from the film “The Graduate.”
- It took four attempts for the film to receive an R rating instead of NC-17.
- Members of the punk band "Blink 182" can be spotted in the scene where Nadia is being broadcast over the internet. Their song "Mutt" plays during this scene.
- The apple pie was purchased from the Costco supermarket.
- The web address of Jim's webcam, which he sent to his friends: http://128.220.27.192/temp/NadiaVision (in reality, the IP address belongs to the Department of Psychology at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore).
- During the scene where Finch runs to the bathroom, the song "Walk, Don't Run" by The Ventures is playing.
- Jim's email: jim@eastgreatfalls.edu.
- The name of the school in the film, East Great Falls High, is based on the real East Grand Rapids High School, which screenwriter Adam Hertz attended. In East Great Falls High, the diner where students eat is called “Dog Years,” while in East Grand Rapids it’s called “Yesterdog”; the school colors at EGFH are blue/white, and at EGRH are blue/white/gold.
- Casey Affleck played the episodic role of Kevin's older brother. He talks to him on the phone in a restaurant.
- The scene where Oz and Stifler play their final lacrosse game, and the coach gives a speech while the assistant coach repeats his words – is a tribute to Trey Wilson for his speech in the film “Bull Durham” (1988).
- In the original version of the film, when Stifler drinks the semen smoothie, Kevin says, “Hey, Stifler, how’s the shellfish chowder?” However, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) objected that this phrase was not even suitable for an NC-17 rating, so during post-production the phrase was changed to: “Hey, Stifler, how’s the milkshake?”
- "Milkshake" was actually beer with beaten eggs.
- "The Bible" is located below the decimal (numerical) system of the Dewey Decimal Classification in a section titled "Fluid Dynamics".
- Exterior shots of the school were filmed at Millikan High School in Long Beach, California, while interior apartments were filmed at Poly High School, also in Long Beach.
- The members of the band "Blink 182" are credited as: "Mark Hoppus, Tom Delonge, and Scott Raynor", however, the drummer in the film is not Scott Raynor, but Travis Barker. (Scott Raynor left the band in 1998).
- In the scene where Jim runs home, actor Jason Biggs suffered from heatstroke. The film crew had to put ice in his shirt to cool him down while he ran. Subsequently, the actor was sent to the doctor. Another incident: while Jason Biggs was at home, he took too many zinc tablets and became ill. Therefore, his character (Jim) had to be removed from the scene in the script where Finch plays golf and talks to Kevin.
- In the scene where Jessica and Vicky are working on Spanish, Jessica says: “Is this a correct translation?: Put a hat on your penis, or your ears will freeze” – this joke belongs to the film’s director, Paul Weitz, who used it even when he was in school.
- Mena Suvari sang in her own voice.
- In the original script, Eddie Kaye Thomas’s character – Paul – initially had the last name French, which was later changed to Finch. And Stifler’s first name was Ryan, later changed to Steve.
- The phrase “Say my name, bitch,” in the bedroom scene between Jim and Michelle, is an improvisation by Alison Hannigan. The director and producer found this line very funny and left it in the final version of the film.
- When Jim is waiting for Nadia, he sets up a webcam on his computer, which is to the left of the bed. In the following shots, it is visible that the video his friends are watching is filmed from a different angle.
- Filming took place from July 21 to September 11, 1998.
- When Adam Herz offered his screenplay to the studios, he titled it: "Untitled Teen Comedy That Can Be Shot For Under $10 Million And Will Probably Offend Many Who Read It, But You Will Love, I'm Sure." The script was later renamed 'East Great Falls High,' then 'Great Falls,' and finally 'American Pie.'
- The tuxedo that Sherman wore to the prom is the same as the one worn by Steve Buscemi in 'The Wedding Singer'.
- The music in the scene where Stifler's Mom seduces Finch is “Mrs. Robinson” from The Graduate.
- The name of the school in the film, East Great Falls High, is based on the real East Grand Rapids High, which screenwriter Adam Herz attended. At East Great Falls High, the diner where students eat is called “Dog Years,” while at East Grand Rapids it's “Yesterdog”; the school colors at EGFH are blue/white, and at EGRH are blue/white/gold.
- The scene where Oz and Stifler play their final lacrosse game, with the coach giving a speech and the assistant coach repeating his words, is a tribute to Trey Wilson’s speech in Bull Durham (1988).
- The Bible is located below the Dewey Decimal System in the section titled “Fluid Dynamics.”
- In the scene where Jessica and Vicky are working on their Spanish assignment, Jessica says: “Is this a correct translation?: Put a hat on your penis, or your ears will freeze” – this joke belongs to the film's director, Paul Weitz, who used it back when he was in school.
- The phrase “Say my name, bitch” (“Как меня зовут, мразь”), in the bedroom scene between Jim and Michelle, was improvised by Alison Hannigan. The director and producer found the line very funny and left it in the final cut of the film.
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