Goosebumps - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Goosebumps"
Goosebumps (2015)
Timing:
1:43 (103 min)
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Actors and characters
Amanda Lund
Character Officer Brooks
Keith Arthur Bolden
Character Principal Garrison
Caleb Emery
Character Dumb Jock
Gabriela Hernandez
Character Screaming Girl
Nate Andrade
Character Monster
Sheldon Brown
Character Monster
Melissa Brewer
Character Monster
Marshall Choka
Character Monster
Melissa Cowan
Character Monster
John Deifer
Character Monster
Everett Dixon
Character Monster
Brian Gabriel
Character Monster
Kevin Galbraith
Character Monster
Maryann Gorka
Character Monster
Clare Halstead
Character Monster
Devin Hampton
Character Monster
Rory Healy
Character Monster
Drew Lamkins
Character Monster
Vivian Kyle
Character Monster
Charlie Leach
Character Monster
Katie Lumpkin
Character Monster
Larry Mainland
Character Monster
Justin Natic
Character Monster
Josh Phillips
Character Monster
Mickie Pollock
Character Monster
Steve Quinn
Character Monster
Ashleigh Jo Sizemore
Character Monster
Jeff Tenney
Character Monster
Ashton Lee Woolen
Character Monster
Coleman Youmans
Character Monster
Amber Thrower
Character Goth Woman (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Some scenes from the film were shot in Madison, Georgia. Chosen by vote as the "best small town in America," Madison is often used as a filming location.
- The film is based on the eponymous series of books for teenagers in the "thriller/horror" genre.
- The pseudonym "Mr. Shivers," under which Robert Lawrence Stine himself hides, was possibly taken from the title of M.D. Spencer's "Shiver" book series, which was inspired by the extremely popular "Goosebumps" series.
- During the end credits of the film, one of the lawn gnomes can be heard laughing, while another shouts "Ahoy!" as the credits finish.
- Stine searches for a secluded spot in the school to write his next book and discovers an empty auditorium where the school drama club is rehearsing a production of "The Shining" based on Stephen King's novel. The set depicts a hotel room. The set design contains references to jokes already made in the film, where Stine was compared to "Stephen King," as well as a nod to the author and the room number.
- Hannah is a character from "The Ghost Next Door," one of the books in the "Goosebumps" series. The plot of the book revolves around Hannah's suspicions that their neighbor is a ghost, when in fact Hannah and her family are the ghosts.
- In the film, Robert Lawrence Stine types his books on a typewriter, and they come to life. At the end of the film, Zach has to finish typing so that the fictional story becomes reality. This is similar to the plot of one of Stine's books, "The Beast," where the main character, Zeke, owns a typewriter that materializes the stories typed on it into life.
- When the gnomes tie up Mr. Stein, played by Jack Black, and are about to put him in the oven, this is a so-called "Easter egg." This scene repeats an episode from the film "Gulliver's Travels," which also starred Jack Black.
- At the end of the first seminar, Jack Black, in the role of R.L. Stine, encounters another teacher who greets him with "Good afternoon, Mr. Stein," to which Black replies, "Hello, Mr. Black." He then tells Zach that Mr. Black is the new head of the drama club. This is a reference to the film "School of Rock" (2003), which also starred Jack Black. In "Goosebumps," Mr. Black is played by R.L. Stine himself.
- When Stine is chased by a giant praying mantis, the car's high beams constantly turn on and off.
- The children in the Ferris wheel cabins would inevitably have been injured when it broke loose and started rolling. Moreover, the sudden stop when the wheel finally got stuck in the trees would have thrown the children out of the cabins, as there were no seatbelts.
- Some scenes of the film were shot in Madison, Georgia. Chosen by vote as the "best small town in America," Madison is often used as a location for filming.
- The film is based on the eponymous series of young adult books in the "thriller/horror" genre.
- The pseudonym "Mr. Shivers," under which Robert Lawrence Stine himself hides, may have been taken from the title of M.D. Spencer's "Shiver" book series, which was inspired by the hugely popular "Goosebumps" series.
- During the end credits of the film, you can hear one of the garden gnomes laughing, while another shouts "Ahoy!" as the credits finish.
- Stine searches for a secluded spot in the school to write another book and discovers an empty auditorium where the school drama club is rehearsing a production of "The Shining" based on the novel by Stephen King. The set depicts a hotel room. The set includes references to jokes that have already been made in the film, comparing Stine to "Stephen King," as well as a nod to the writer and the room number.
- Hannah is a character from "The Ghost Next Door," one of the books in the "Goosebumps" series. The plot of the book revolves around Hannah's suspicions that their neighbor is a ghost, when in fact Hannah and her family are the ghosts.
- When the gnomes tie up Mr. Stine, played by Jack Black, and prepare to put him in the oven, this is a so-called "Easter egg." This scene mirrors an episode from the film "Gulliver's Travels," which also starred Jack Black.
- After the first seminar, Jack Black, in the role of R.L. Stine, runs into another teacher who greets him with "Good afternoon, Mr. Stine," to which Black replies, "Hello, Mr. Black." He then tells Zach that Mr. Black is the new drama club leader. This is a reference to the film "School of Rock" (2003), which also starred Jack Black. In "Goosebumps," Mr. Black is played by R.L. Stine himself.
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