Reversal of Fortune - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Reversal of Fortune"
Reversal of Fortune (1990)
Timing:
1:51 (111 min)
6.619/10
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285
6.709/10
1591
1591
7.2/10
18002
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Actors and characters
Christine Dunford
Character Ellen
Mano Singh
Character Raj
Johann Carlo
Character Nancy
Alan Pottinger
Character Chuck
Gordon Joseph Weiss
Character Tom Berman
Michael Lord
Character Eli
Kristi Hundt
Character Older Cosima
Kara Emerson
Character Young Cosima
Michael Wilkes
Character Steve Famiglietti
Thomas Dorff
Character Brillhoffer
Bruno Eyron
Character Alfie von Auersberg
Bernt Kuhlmann
Character Alfie's Friend
Redman Maxfield
Character Dr. Paultees
Frederick Neumann
Character Judge
Conrad McLaren
Character Sheriff
Edwin McDonough
Character Bailiff
Dess Philpot
Character Emergency Room Doctor
Steven Black
Character Maitre D'
Kender Jones
Character Party Goer #1
Haes Hill
Character Party Goer #2
Dan Rea
Character Newscaster
Leo Leyden
Character Englishman
Malachy McCourt
Character Englishman
Jessika Cardinahl
Character Dinner Guest
Ericka Klein
Character Dinner Guest
Joko Zohrer
Character Dinner Guest
Heather Rose Dominic
Character Maggie (uncredited)
Mary Ann Hannon
Character RI Supreme Court Judge Florence Murray (uncredited)
Ronald Rand
Character Assistant DA (uncredited)
Larry Sherman
Character Atmosphere (uncredited)
Frank Stellato
Character Court Stenographer (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- According to assistant director Howard Feuer, actress Glenn Close was paid "a fortune" for three weeks of work. While the leading actors Jeremy Irons and Ron Silver were well compensated, actors in supporting roles – Julie Hagerty, Fisher Stevens, and Uta Hagen – had to settle for standard salaries and 10% for their agent.
- Martha von Bülow, who spent the last 28 years of her life in a coma, died on December 6, 2008, at the age of 76. Her husband was twice accused of attempting to kill her.
- Jeremy Irons did meet the real Klaus von Bülow, although it was several years after the film's release. Irons commented on the situation: “He didn't tell me anything I didn't already know.”
- The wristwatch that Jeremy Irons wears in his office is a Swatch Burglar.
- Screenwriter Alan M. Dershowitz, whose book the film is based on, played a cameo role in the film: one of the appellate judges.
- The story of two brothers whom Alan Dershowitz (Ron Silver) tries to save from a death sentence is based on the case of the Tyson brothers in Arizona in 1980. They helped their father escape from prison, after which he killed four people. Both brothers were charged with murder.
- One of the law students mentions sending a fax. Fax machines were not yet in common use in 1983, when the events of the film take place.
- Von Bülow abruptly switches hands while eating in the restaurant.
- The ring worn by Von Bülow is sometimes on his right hand and sometimes on his left.
- When the intern wants to abandon the project and heads for the door, the hand holding the books changes after a cut.
- At the beginning of the film, in the shots showing the estates in Newport, visitors can be seen at some of the mansions. Since the film is set in 1983, some of the mansions may have been open to the public, such as 'The Breakers' and 'Marble House'.
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