The Other Guys - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Other Guys"
The Other Guys (2010)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
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Actors and characters
Larnell Stovall
Character Rasta
Jalil Jay Lynch
Character Rasta
Roy T. Anderson
Character Rasta
Sara Chase
Character Press Conference Reporter
David Gideon
Character Mayor
Josh Church
Character Hot Dog Guy
Michael Delaney
Character Bob Littleford
Alison Becker
Character Financial News Anchor
Warren Kelley
Character NYSE Official
Sean Heilig
Character Therapy Cop
Matthew J. McCarthy
Character Therapy Cop
Adam Phillips
Character Therapy Cop
Tess Kartel
Character Brazilian Woman
Rob Mars
Character Wesley's Guard
C.C. Taylor
Character Wesley's Guard
Jake Quinn
Character Precinct Detective #1
Elizabeth Kaledin
Character NY1 Reporter
Will Lyman
Character Frontline Narration App
Peter R. Thewes
Character Hazmat Officer
Robin Ng
Character Waiter
Malachy McCourt
Character Old Man at Irish Bar
Barry Carl
Character Irish Singer
Benjamin Magnuson
Character Irish Singer
Thomas McDonnell
Character Irish Singer
Jimmy O'Donnell
Character Irish Singer
Kevin Osborne
Character Irish Singer
Pierce Turner
Character Irish Singer
James Archie Worley
Character Irish Singer
Shakiem Evans
Character Dancer
Danielle Cell
Character Brenda
Brianne Moncrief
Character Ershon's Assistant
Patrick Ferrell
Character Precinct Detective #2
James Mazzola
Character Homeless Dude
Patrick Crowley
Character Homeless Dude
Tara Copeland
Character Police Dispatcher
Eamon Speer
Character Ice Cream Man
Patrick Reale
Character Beaman Tow Cop
Pete Antico
Character Chechen Rebel
Viola Harris
Character Mama Ramos
Jamie Dugal
Character Schoolgirl
Michael Fawcett
Character Minister
Pilar Angelique
Character Stunning Woman
John Farrer
Character Priest (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- In preparation for his role, Ferrell spent some time at a police station, observing the daily life of cops.
- During a basketball game, Brooke Shields can be seen sitting next to Ferrell's character. The film's screenwriter, Chris Hensch, is Brooke's husband.
- In one scene, Allen asks Terry how characters in Hollywood movies don't look at explosions. This is a reference to the music video by The Lonely Island, “Cool Guys Don’t Look At Explosions,” which Will Ferrell performed with the group and in which Mark Wahlberg was mentioned.
- In one scene, Allen and Terry drive onto a golf course and are pelted with golf balls, which is a clear reference to the television series “Freaks and Geeks” (2000-2002).
- The role of P.K. Haysmith was originally written for Michael Chiklis, but he turned it down, not wanting to appear on screen again as a cop (Chiklis plays one of the main roles in the series “The Shield” (2002-2008)).
- Director Adam McKay also appears in the film – he played the cameo role of Dirty Mike, the leader of the perverted homeless people.
- Michael Keaton’s character was named after the famous sports manager Gene Mauch, under whose leadership the California Angels baseball team performed successfully in the championships of 1982–1986.
- In the scene where Allen tries to remember a film starring Meg Ryan, he calls it "Her Letter," while the film is actually titled "You've Got Mail" (1998).
- During the filming of the episode where Allen and Terry walk barefoot through the streets of New York, several people captured Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell on their mobile phone cameras.
- Leaving Las Vegas, Allen tells Terry that he "got hooked" on poker and other gambling games. The character's last name is Gamble, a 'talking name' as 'to gamble' in English means 'to play gambling games'.
- As the end credits roll, the viewer is also shown the scale of some major financial pyramids. It is stated that there is an average amount per American citizen sufficient for a trip around the world. Steve Coogan, who played a fraudster in the film, also starred in "Around the World in 80 Days" (2004).
- In one scene of the film, Mark Wahlberg's character jumps onto a table and, sliding across it on his back, fires a gun in a Macedonian style. This is a reference to the film "Max Payne" (2008), where Wahlberg played the main role.
- At the 46th minute, the hero played by Will Ferrell has a gun either in his holster or on the asphalt.
- In one scene, Allen and Terry drove onto a golf course and began to be hit with golf balls, which is a clear reference to the series "Freaks and Geeks" (2000-2002).
- Leaving Las Vegas, Allen tells Terry that he has "gotten hooked" on poker and other gambling. The character's surname is Gamble, a "speaking name" because "to gamble" in English means "to play gambling games."
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