Logan - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Logan"
Logan (2017)
Timing:
2:17 (137 min)
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Actors and characters
Quincy Fouse
Character Nate Munson
Frank Gallegos
Character Federale Lieutenant
Reynaldo Gallegos
Character Rey
Krzysztof Soszynski
Character Mohawk
Ryan Sturz
Character Pretty Boy
Jef Groff
Character Reaver
Brandon Melendy
Character Reaver
Paul Andrew O'Connor
Character Reaver
Clinton Roberts
Character Reaver
Rocky Abou-Sakher
Character Reaver
Jean Claude Leuyer
Character Reaver
Andrew Arrabito
Character Reaver
Sebastian James
Character Reaver
Aaron Matthews
Character Reaver
Garrett Hammond
Character Reaver
Matt McClain
Character Reaver
Maureen Brennan
Character Motel Manager
Jason Genao
Character Rictor
Hannah Westerfield
Character Rebecca
Bryant Tardy
Character Bobby
Ashlyn Casalegno
Character Charlotte
Alison Fernandez
Character Delilah
Parker Lovein
Character Lizard Boy
Phi Vu
Character Prom Teen #2
Lauren Gros
Character Bridesmaid
John Raymond
Character Pastor
Vanessa Cloke
Character Mourning Widow
Doris Morgado
Character Maria
Katie Anne Mitchell
Character Infirmary Nurse
James Moses Black
Character Major
Ned Yousef
Character Banger
Michael Lehr
Character Banger
Baxter Humby
Character Banger
Bryan Sloyer
Character Banger
Daniel Hernández
Character Banger
John Bernecker
Character Federale
Evan Dane Taylor
Character Federale
Joe Nin Williams
Character Federale
Toby Holguin
Character Federale
Robert Wu
Character Federale
Victor Winters-Junco
Character Federale
Eyad Elbitar
Character Federale
Craig Henningsen
Character Federale
Han Soto
Character Valet
Rissa Rose Kilar
Character Pine Cone Girl
Salef Celiz
Character Jonah
Aidan Kennedy
Character Mutant Child
Nayah Murphy
Character Mutant Child
Chase Cubia
Character Mutant Child
Emma Teo
Character Mutant Child
Vincenzo Lucatorto
Character Mutant Child
Noell Jellison
Character Mutant Child
Haley Glass
Character Mutant Child
Ella Rowbotham
Character Mutant Child
Hudson Wright
Character Mutant Child
Sebeon Jackson
Character Mutant Child
Kelton DuMont
Character Glowing Eyes Boy
Cynthia Woods
Character Screaming Casino Woman
Mali O'Connor
Character Bumpy Skinned Kid
David Kallaway
Character Rhodes
Robert Vargas
Character Border Guard
David Paris
Character Helicopter Pilot
Gonzalo Robles
Character Special Forces (uncredited)
Mary Peyton Stewart
Character Bridesmaid (uncredited)
Julia Holt
Character Casino Patron (uncredited)
Paul Adkins
Character Special Forces Solider (uncredited)
Michael Love Toliver
Character FBI Agent (uncredited)
Francisco Peramos
Character Special Forces (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- In a scene in the film's trailer where Logan is drinking at a cemetery, the surname Peters is carved on one of the tombstones. This refers to actor Evan Peters, who played Peter Maximoff, also known as "Quicksilver", in Brian Singer's films "X-Men: Days of Future Past" (2014) and "X-Men: Apocalypse" (2016).
- The second film in the "X-Men" franchise, which premiered at an international film festival (in Berlin). The premiere screening of the science fiction action film "X-Men: The Last Stand" in 2006 took place at the Cannes Film Festival.
- It was believed that assigning an R rating (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) to the film was a result of the success of "Deadpool" (2016), as all previous installments in the Wolverine series had been marked with a PG-13 rating (parents strongly cautioned). However, producer Simon Kinberg stated that the decision to make an adult film was made in advance.
- Producers were in negotiations with Liev Schreiber, trying to arrange the appearance of his character, Victor Creed (Sabretooth), from "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" (2009), but these plans did not materialize.
- This is the first appearance on the big screen of Laura Kinney, known as the mutant X-23.
- Stephen Merchant shaved his head bald specifically for the role of the mutant Caliban. In the film *X-Men: Apocalypse* (2016), this character was played by Thomas Lemarquis.
- Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart are the only actors who appeared in previous films in the franchise. The film does not mention specific characters from past films or their fates.
- Millie Bobby Brown auditioned for the role of Laura.
- There is an official black and white version of the film titled *Logan Noir*.
- The film is based on storylines from the comics *Old Man Logan* (the last adventure of the aging Logan), *Mutant Massacre* (the murder of mutants), and *X-23* (Wolverine meets his clone-daughter who is pursued by Mister Sinister).
- The ninth and final performance of Hugh Jackman as Logan/Wolverine.
- This film was the first in Patrick Stewart's career for which he had to lose weight for a role.
- The filmmakers drew inspiration from the films *Unforgiven* (1992), *The Wrestler* (2008), and *Shane* (1953). Charles Xavier and Laura watch the latter in a hotel.
- The last film in the *X-Men* cinematic universe to feature Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart.
- Before filming scenes where Wolverine appears shirtless, Hugh Jackman did not drink anything for two days to induce dehydration. The actor used the same method five years earlier before filming with Tom Hooper in the drama "Les Misérables" (2012).
- According to Sir Patrick Stewart, many lines in the conversation at the table, where he and Hugh Jackman (Professor Charles Xavier and Logan, respectively) talk about the school for mutants, were improvised by the actors themselves at the request of the film's director James Mangold, who disliked the footage with the lines written in the script.
- Director James Mangold was so impressed by the dedication to work of Risa Kilar (Laura's stunt double, played by Daphne Keen) that he gave her a small role in this film.
- Daphne Keen (who played Laura) was 11 years old during filming, and despite all the permissions being obtained in advance, she was not allowed into the casino. Therefore, some scenes with Keen were filmed in front of a green screen, and some – directly in the casino, but not with Keen, but with her stunt double Sherami Martin, who was already 18 years old.
- When Charles Xavier began to have seizures, Hugh Jackman didn't simply pretend to be repelled by an invisible force. He was held by two people on ropes, which added to the authenticity of his portrayal.
- To play the role of the old and sick Xavier, actor Patrick Stewart lost almost 10 kg (22 lbs). According to Stewart, he weighed roughly the same since adolescence, and he had never intentionally lost weight before. In all scenes where Wolverine carries Xavier in his arms, Hugh Jackman was actually carrying Patrick Stewart.
- At some point, Hugh Jackman firmly decided that this would be his last project in the role of Wolverine. He usually cited age and health as explanations. In addition, he had the example of Jerry Seinfeld, who played himself in the series “Seinfeld” (1989-1998) and became quite tiresome to viewers. Jackman said he really didn't want to become equally tiresome to audiences in the role of Wolverine.
- When auditioning for the role of Laura, Daphne Keen asked director James Mangold if she would be allowed to improvise. When Hugh Jackman began speaking according to the script, Keen interrupted him, shouting something in perfect Spanish. This moment was not in the script, but it was included in the film.
- It was believed that the film being given an R rating (under 17 requires accompanying parent) was a result of the success of 'Deadpool' (2016), as all previous installments in the Wolverine series had been rated PG-13 (parents strongly cautioned). However, producer Simon Kinberg stated that the decision to make an adult film had been made in advance.
- Producers negotiated with Liev Schreiber, attempting to arrange for his character Victor Creed (Sabretooth) from 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' (2009) to appear, but these plans did not materialize.
- Stephen Merchant shaved his head specifically for the role of the mutant Caliban. In 'X-Men: Apocalypse' (2016), this character was played by Thomas Lemarquis.
- The filmmakers drew inspiration from the films 'Unforgiven' (1992), 'The Wrestler' (2008), and 'Shane' (1953). The latter is being watched by Charles Xavier and Laura in the hotel.
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