The Lost City of Z - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Lost City of Z"
The Lost City of Z (2017)
Timing:
2:21 (141 min)
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Actors and characters
Edward Ashley
Character Arthur Manley
Johann Myers
Character Willis
Pedro Coello
Character Tadjui
Aleksandar Jovanović
Character Urquhart
Bobby Smalldridge
Character Jack Fawcett (7 Yr Old)
Tom Mulheron
Character Jack Fawcett (3 Yr Old)
Nathaniel Bates Fisher
Character Brian Fawcett (7 Yr Old)
Michael Jenn
Character Brigd-General Sidney Thornton
Michael Ford-FitzGerald
Character Hunt Leader
Frank Clem
Character Texas Gunman
Bethan Coomber
Character Joan Fawcett (7 Yr Old)
Stacy Shane
Character American Reporter
Pat Mooney
Character Random Scientist 3
Colin Carnegie
Character Random Scientist 2
Neil Bromley
Character Reporter 3
Bill Hurst
Character Reporter 1
Richard Croxford
Character Officer Thomas Busby
Jose Pereira
Character Chief Guarayo
Gustavo Duque
Character Crew Member
Fernando Vigui
Character Diminutive Latino Man
Nicholas Agnew
Character John Coundley
Robert Fawsitt
Character Random Man at Port
Patrick McBrearty
Character Whipping Officer
Gary Crossan
Character Waiter @ Savage Club
Niall Cusack
Character Random Scientist
Nick Sampson
Character Doctor
Ruairí Heading
Character Other Soldier
David Coon
Character Random Scientist 4
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the book of the same name by David Grann. The book, in turn, is based on real events about British explorer Percy Fawcett, who searched for an ancient lost city in the Amazon.
- Initially, Brad Pitt was slated to play Percy Fawcett. Then Benedict Cumberbatch took on the role, but he dropped out of the project due to a scheduling conflict.
- The film was shot on 35mm film (director James Gray shoots all his films on 35mm), which was quite difficult in the jungle conditions, as the footage couldn't be viewed immediately, but only a week later in the editing room. The decision to shoot on 35mm film increased the film's production costs by $750,000.
- The constant explosions and gunfire on the set frightened animals and local farmers, who complained to newspapers and television.
- Director James Gray wrote to Francis Ford Coppola asking for advice on filming in the jungle. Coppola's response consisted of just two words: “Don’t do it.” Coppola himself received the same advice from Roger Corman before filming the war drama *Apocalypse Now* (1979).
- Tom Holland was fitted with a false mustache for the filming, as he hadn’t grown his own yet.
- Charlie Hunnam suggested living and sleeping in the trenches during filming, but for safety reasons, he was not allowed to.
- The American Film Association initially gave the film an R rating (persons under 17 are only allowed to watch the film accompanied by a parent or legal guardian).
- While preparing for the role of Colonel Fawcett, Charlie Hunnam lost at least 15 kg.
- On the last day of filming, Tom Holland broke his nose.
- During filming in the jungle, director James Gray almost every evening prepared dinner for the actors and crew.
- Director James Gray wrote to Francis Ford Coppola asking for advice on filming in the jungle. Coppola's reply consisted of just two words: "Don't do it." Coppola himself received the same advice from Roger Corman before filming the war drama "Apocalypse Now" (1979).
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