Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story"
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)
Timing:
2:13 (133 min)
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Actors and characters
Paul Kasey
Character Admiral Raddus
Stephen Stanton
Character Admiral Raddus (voice)
Daniel Naprous
Character Darth Vader
Ingvild Deila
Character Princess Leia
Beau Gadsdon
Character Young Jyn
Dolly Gadsdon
Character Younger Jyn
Duncan Pow
Character Sergeant Melshi
Babou Ceesay
Character Lieutenant Sefla
Aidan Cook
Character Two Tubes
Andy de la Tour
Character General Hurst Romodi
Martin Gordon
Character Vaneé
Robin Pearce
Character Rebel Tech
Bronson Webb
Character Rebel MP
Gabby Wong
Character Gold Nine
Toby Hefferman
Character Blue Eight
Richard Cunningham
Character General Ramda
Michael Gould
Character Admiral Gorin
Michael Shaeffer
Character General Corssin
James Harkness
Character Private Basteren
Derek Arnold
Character Pao
Nick Kellington
Character Bistan
Nathan Plant
Character Imperial Guard Droid
Christopher Patrick Nolan
Character Alderaanian Guard
Dee Tails
Character L-1
Ruth Bell
Character Jedha Server
May Bell
Character Jedha Server
Keith Dunphy
Character Blockade Runner Pilot
Alan Rushton
Character Engineer
Robert Benedetti-Hall
Character Engineer
Richard Franklin
Character Engineer
David Ankrum
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Steve Bardrack
Character Additional Voices (voice)
David Boat
Character Additional Voices (voice)
David W. Collins
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Jonathan Dixon
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Terri Douglas
Character Additional Voices (voice)
John Gilroy
Character Additional Voices (voice)
John S. Schwartz
Character Stormtrooper
Tom Harrison-Read
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Kevin Hickman
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Karen Huie
Character Additional Voices (voice)
William M. Patrick
Character Stormtrooper
Flora Miller
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Orly Schuchmacher
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Christian Simpson
Character Additional Voices (voice)
David Sobolov
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Julian Stone
Character Additional Voices (voice)
John Swartz
Character Additional Voices (voice)
Ian Whyte
Character Moroff (uncredited)
Angus Cook
Character Mechanic (uncredited)
Emeson Nwolie
Character Partisan Rebel - Militiaman (uncredited)
Jorge Leon Martinez
Character X-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Steen Young
Character Vault Officer (uncredited)
Attila G. Kerekes
Character Rebel Marine on Yavin (uncredited)
Mac Pietowski
Character Commi Tech / Marine Soldier (uncredited)
David M. Santana
Character Trooper (uncredited)
Samantha Alleyne
Character Stormtrooper / Scarif Rebel Soldier (uncredited)
Benjamín Benítez
Character Rebel Pilot (uncredited)
Brendan Cook
Character Rebel Marine (uncredited)
Zarene Dallas
Character Red Eight (uncredited)
Obie Matthew
Character Jedha Priest (uncredited)
Dave Prince
Character Jedha Native (uncredited)
Daniel Eghan
Character Partisan Style Y - Militiaman (uncredited)
Marc Esse
Character Imperial Technician (uncredited)
Jake Francis
Character Rebel Marine (uncredited)
Scott Frazer
Character Comms. Tech (uncredited)
Steven James Griffiths
Character Stormtrooper (uncredited)
Philip Harvey
Character Imperial Officer (uncredited)
James Henri-Thomas
Character Rebel Officer (uncredited)
Dolly Jagdeo
Character Rebel Engineer (uncredited)
Kamil Lemieszewski
Character Engineer (uncredited)
Tyrone Love
Character Rebel Marine Commander (uncredited)
Sandeep Mohan
Character Scarif Trooper (uncredited)
Robert Strange
Character Kullbee Sperado / Cycyed Ock (uncredited)
David Norfolk
Character Trech Molock (uncredited)
Axel Nu
Character Mechanic Pilot (uncredited)
Jem Kai Olsen
Character Jedha Resident (uncredited)
Mike Prior
Character Rebel Tech (uncredited)
Tim Stafford
Character Stormtrooper (uncredited)
Scott Stevenson
Character Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Matthew Stirling
Character Private Calfor (uncredited)
Albert Tang
Character Red Pilgrim (uncredited)
Michael Thyx
Character Rebel Marine (uncredited)
Tony Toste
Character Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Sezer Unver
Character Comm. Tech Marina Soldier (uncredited)
Jay Waddell
Character Rebel Extremist (uncredited)
Paul Weston
Character Feyn Vann - Engineer (uncredited)
Boriana Williams
Character Villager (uncredited)
Dion Williams
Character Green Twelve (uncredited)
Ivy Wong
Character Pendra Siliu (uncredited)
Hiu Woong-Sin
Character Adjutant to General Draven (uncredited)
Sam Wilkinson
Character X-Wing Pilot (uncredited)
Hugh O'Brien
Character Imperial Officer (uncredited)
Matthew Dale
Character Red Jedha Priest (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film's plot unfolds before the events described in "Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope" (1977), and five years after the events shown in the animated series "Star Wars Rebels" (2014).
- Tatiana Maslany, Rooney Mara, and Kate Mara auditioned for the role of the main character. The role went to Felicity Jones.
- This is the first film in the «Star Wars» saga whose music was not composed by John Williams.
- It is claimed that Joel Edgerton, Dominic West, Mark Strong, Taylor Kitsch, Joel Kinnaman, Sam Worthington, Charlie Hunnam, and Gerard Butler auditioned for various roles in the film.
- Not counting the television film «Star Wars Holiday Special», this is the eighth film in the «Star Wars» saga.
- With appropriate computer processing, Alan Tudyk played the role of one of the droids.
- James Earl Jones once again voiced Darth Vader in the film.
- Costume designer David Crossman stated that the film used some original costumes from "Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope" (1977), "Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back" (1980), and "Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi" (1983).
- Genevieve O'Reilly reprises her role as Mon Mothma, which she previously played in "Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith" (2005).
- Jimmy Smits returns as Bail Organa. He previously played this role in "Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones" (2002) and "Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith" (2005).
- The idea for the film came from John Knoll, head of visual effects at ILM. He received a mention in the credits as one of the story authors and also served as an executive producer of the film.
- The character Jyn Erso's name is believed to be a reference to Jan Ors from the video game Star Wars: Dark Forces (1995). In the game, Ors and Kyle Katarn's first mission is to obtain the blueprints for the "Death Star".
- The first film in the 'Star Wars' saga, written by Tony Gilroy.
- To create the necessary atmosphere, director Gareth Edwards and cinematographer Greg Fraser dusted off lenses that were used in the 1970s and installed them in modern digital cameras.
- The director wanted the film's unusual creatures to fit organically into a realistic world. Therefore, they were treated on set exactly like regular actors, despite the fact that the makeup and prosthetics team had already applied layers of dust, soot, sweat, and slime to their faces. No one paid attention to these details.
- The Yavin 4 set in the hangar was built and decorated on all sides, and even the off-camera crew had to be dressed in costumes. The same scheme was used on the Jedha city set, although the director tried to film as many scenes as possible on location to make the environment more realistic. Even where a chroma key was required, sets were built. Everything was done to make the actors feel like they were in a real world.
- When building the sacred city of Jedha, the production designer drew inspiration from images of ancient Jerusalem and the Israeli fortress of Masada. In addition, photographs of Paris during World War II also had an influence.
- The decorative Maldives were built on an abandoned airbase in Bovingdon, which had been disused for over half a century. All it took was adding some sand and palm trees. 2000 tons of sand and 60 palm trees were brought from Spain for the future filming location, along with other plants from the UK. Recycled water was used to create the decorative lagoons. During filming, over 798,700 liters of water were used, subsequently treated, and returned to a huge 30x60 meter tank. Once the decorative Maldives were completed, measurements were taken. The set was 213 meters long and 152 meters wide, totaling more than three hectares.
- Aaron Paul and Edgar Ramirez were contenders for the main male role.
- Anthony Daniels appeared in a cameo role as the droid C-3PO, becoming the only actor to appear in all 7 released episodes of the saga, as well as in 'Rogue One'.
- One of the significant characters in the film, Governor Wilhuff Tarkin, was created using computer animation based on the performance of British actor Guy Henry, as Peter Cushing, who played Tarkin in the 1977 film 'A New Hope', died in 1994, and a decision was made to create a computer model that closely resembled Cushing. Similarly, Norwegian actress Ingvild Deila played a cameo role as Princess Leia Organa, and computer graphics were used to give the image the features of a young Carrie Fisher, who played the role in the 1977 film. Henry voiced the role of Tarkin, while archival recordings of Fisher's voice were used for the small role of Princess Leia, even though the actress was still alive at the time of filming.
- Principal photography began in early August 2015 in London. Scenes on the planet Scarif were filmed on the Laamu Atoll in the Maldives, and filming also took place in Iceland and Jordan.
- Many fans will recognize the rebel base on the planet Yavin 4, which first appeared on screen in the film "Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope." Due to financial constraints, Lucas was only able to build part of the base. He created the scale using the visual effects available at the time. The creators of the film "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" were able to afford to build the rebel base completely. The film crew visited the legendary location – the original set for the planet Yavin 4 at Cardington Airfield in the UK. The huge hangars allowed the artists and set designers to create a full-scale base on Yavin 4. The dimensions of the site are approximately 106 meters long and 61 meters wide.
- The film's plot unfolds before the events described in 'Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope' (1977), and five years after the events depicted in the animated series 'Star Wars Rebels' (2014).
- This is the first film in the 'Star Wars' saga for which John Williams did not compose the music.
- Excluding the television film 'Star Wars Holiday Special', this is the eighth film in the 'Star Wars' cinematic saga.
- Costume designer David Crossman stated that the film utilized some original costumes from 'Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope' (1977), 'Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back' (1980), and 'Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi' (1983).
- Genevieve O'Reilly reprises her role as Mon Mothma, which she previously played in 'Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith' (2005).
- Jimmy Smits returns as Bail Organa, a role he previously played in 'Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones' (2002) and 'Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith' (2005).
- The first film in the 'Star Wars' saga with a screenplay by Tony Gilroy.
- Anthony Daniels appeared in a cameo role as the droid C-3PO, becoming the only actor to appear in all 7 released episodes of the saga, as well as in "Rogue One".
- One of the film's significant characters, Governor Wilhuff Tarkin, was created using computer animation based on the performance of British actor Guy Henry, as Peter Cushing, who played Tarkin in the 1977 film "A New Hope," died in 1994, and it was decided to create a computer model that visually resembled Cushing as closely as possible. Similarly, Norwegian actress Ingvild Deila played a cameo role as Princess Leia Organa, and computer graphics were used to give the image the features of a young Carrie Fisher, who played the role in the 1977 film. Henry voiced the role of Tarkin, while archival recordings of Fisher's voice were used for the small role of Princess Leia, even though the actress was still alive at the time of filming.
- Many fans will recognize the rebel base on the planet Yavin 4, which first appeared on screen in "Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope." Due to financial constraints, Lucas was only able to build part of the base. He created the scale using the visual effects available at the time. The creators of "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" were able to afford to build the rebel base in its entirety. The film crew visited the legendary location – the original set for planet Yavin 4 at Cardington Airfield in the UK. The enormous hangars allowed the artists and set designers to create a full-scale base on Yavin 4. The site measures approximately 106 meters in length and 61 meters in width.
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