Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
Timing:
2:2 (122 min)
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Actors and characters
Nicole Luther
Character Diner Waitress
Sophia Stewart
Character Malt Shop Teen
Chris Todd
Character College Brawler
Kevin Collins
Character M.P. in Guard Hut
Greg Anthony
Character Ugha Warrior (uncredited)
Ryan Bair
Character Varsity Football Player (uncredited)
Jon Braver
Character Staff Car Driver (uncredited)
Kyle Brody
Character Peruvian Village Boy (uncredited)
Amanda Bromberg
Character Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Noelle Bruno
Character Greaser Girl (uncredited)
Chris Bryant
Character Student (uncredited)
Kevin Patrick Burke
Character Russian Soldier (uncredited)
Tim Camarillo
Character Peruvian Villager (uncredited)
Jared Christopherson
Character College Student (uncredited)
Al Conti
Character Professor (uncredited)
Marly Coronel
Character Villager (uncredited)
Martin Dew
Character Russian Scientist (uncredited)
Holland Diaz
Character Ugha Mud Warrior (uncredited)
John Dixon
Character Russian Driver (uncredited)
Ken Edling
Character Traveler (uncredited)
Larry Eudene
Character Dr. Pavlov - Russian Scientist (uncredited)
Colin Follenweider
Character Joe College (uncredited)
Erin Frederick
Character Surprised Library Student (uncredited)
Andrew Goldfarb
Character Protesting Student (uncredited)
Celia Hemken
Character Deirdre Stanforth (uncredited)
Michael J. Jacyna
Character Russian Military Cameraman (uncredited)
Fileena Bahris
Character College Student (uncredited)
Alexander Kaminer
Character Russian Soldier (uncredited)
Brendon John Kelly
Character College Student (uncredited)
Adam Kirley
Character Teenage Boy Car Driver (uncredited)
Katie Knopf
Character Cheerleader (uncredited)
Gregory Kudanovych
Character Russian Soldier (uncredited)
David LaVera
Character Toba - Mayan Warrior (uncredited)
Jonathan Lomma
Character Train Passenger (uncredited)
Janet Lopez
Character Candle Seller / Peru Villager (uncredited)
Michael Maddigan
Character Greaser (uncredited)
Chuck Maldonado
Character Cemetery Warrior (uncredited)
Sean Marrinan
Character Hellman's Bakery Delivery Man (uncredited)
Anthony Martins
Character Ugha Warrior (uncredited)
Juan Manuel Mendiola Jr.
Character Airman (uncredited)
Steven A. Miller
Character College Student (uncredited)
Josh Mills
Character Tim Holt (uncredited)
Johanna Monasterios
Character Student (uncredited)
Lee Morrison
Character Russian Driver (uncredited)
Ian Novotny
Character Russian Soldier (uncredited)
Adam Prakop
Character Student in Library (uncredited)
Ana Maria Quintana
Character Peruvian Nun (uncredited)
Sam Rocco
Character College Student (uncredited)
Ilya Rockwell
Character Russian Soldier (uncredited)
Jason Roehm
Character Russian Soldier (uncredited)
Errol Sack
Character Hostile Soldier (uncredited)
Philip J. Silvera
Character Ugh Mud Warrior (uncredited)
David St. Pierre
Character Greaser (uncredited)
Bogdan Szumilas
Character Russian Scientist (uncredited)
Bryan Thompson
Character Letterman (uncredited)
John H. Tobin
Character Sierra Madre Cowboy (uncredited)
John Willoughby
Character Pedestrian (uncredited)
Dianne Zaremba
Character College Student (uncredited)
Ilya Jonathan Zaydenberg
Character Russian Soldier #5 (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Filming of the movie lasted only 79 days. This is much less than the production of any major film – stories about the adventures of Indiana Jones tend to be filmed very quickly.
- Harrison Ford had only one day off during the filming of the movie.
- Harrison needed 6 days of training to relearn how to work with the iconic Indiana Jones attribute – the whip.
- A total of 36 fedora hats were made in Mississippi for the film's shooting.
- 30 leather jackets were sewn for the characters of Indiana Jones and Mutt Williams (Shia LaBeouf).
- During filming in New Mexico, the crew encountered three rattlesnakes that had to be carefully relocated.
- Harrison Ford and Karen Allen celebrated their birthdays during the filming of the movie.
- The soldiers who participated in the filming of the movie gained a lot of new impressions. Some were amazed by the ancient Mayan sculptures, others by the skulls in one of the scenes, and some by the rock dancers in the rain.
- In Oxley's chamber, the inscription “Return” is written in different languages, including Russian.
- In the warehouse, at the very end of the scene, they show the “Lost Ark,” the very artifact Jones was looking for in the very first Indiana Jones installment.
- Having earned $100 million over a three-day weekend, the film became Spielberg's highest-grossing film in its opening weekend, far surpassing the others. The closest was “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” — $72 million.
- According to the safety rules for filming approved by the Association of Cinematographers, whips in the film were equated to potentially dangerous props and therefore had to be created during post-production using computer animation.
- Professor Jones teaches at Marshall University, named after film producer Frank Marshall.
- M. Night Shyamalan and Tom Stoppard were offered to write the screenplay.
- The music playing in the scene where the Russians force the captive Indiana Jones to look into the crystal skull almost note-for-note repeats the music used by scientists as a means of communicating with aliens in Spielberg's 1977 film 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'.
- To film the 'quicksand' scene, the actors stood on a platform controlled by a special effects specialist. This created a kind of elevator on the set.
- The music playing in the scene where Russians force the captured Indiana Jones to stare at the crystal skull almost note-for-note repeats the music used by scientists as a means of communicating with aliens in Spielberg’s 1977 film 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'.
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