The Shape of Water - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Shape of Water"
The Shape of Water (2017)
Timing:
2:3 (123 min)
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Actors and characters
Stewart Arnott
Character Bernard
Marvin Kaye
Character Burly Russian
Wendy Lyon
Character Sally (Secretary)
Cody Ray Thompson
Character Guard
Diego Fuentes
Character Worker
Madison Ferguson
Character Tammy Strickland
Jayden Greig
Character Timmy Strickland
Karen Glave
Character African American Wife
Danny Waugh
Character African American Husband
Deney Forrest
Character Lou
Brandon McKnight
Character Duane
Clyde Whitham
Character Wet Cinema Patron
Jonelle Gunderson
Character Bus Passenger #1
Cameron Laurie
Character Bus Passenger #2
Evgeny Akimov
Character Russian Band
Sergey Nikonov
Character Russian Band
Vanessa Oude-Reimerink
Character Russian Band
Alexey Pankratov
Character Russian Band
Dave Reachill
Character Scientist (uncredited)
Amanda Smith
Character Mrs. Peabody (uncredited)
Maxine Grossman
Character Bus Passenger (uncredited)
Matthew MacCallum
Character Shoe Store Owner (uncredited)
Victoria Charters
Character Bus Passenger (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Filming took 12 weeks.
- Eliza displays existing records of The Great Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller Plays Selections from The Glenn Miller Story and Other Hits. Both were released in 1956.
- It took over 9 months to create the creature's appearance. Guillermo del Toro claims that "The Shape of Water" is the most complex film he has ever undertaken.
- Guillermo del Toro began working on the film in 2011. He financed many aspects of the production (particularly the creation of the laboratory and the creature on screen) out of his own pocket.
- Initially, Guillermo del Toro wanted to shoot the film in black and white, but he changed his mind when the studio offered to increase the budget if the film was shot in color.
- It took Doug Jones three hours each day to get into the creature's costume. The actor stated that he had never had so much trouble with a costume in any of del Toro's previous films.
- The main inspiration for creating “The Shape of Water” was the film “Creature from the Black Lagoon,” which the director watched as a child. Del Toro was captivated by the gill-man even then, despite his unappealing appearance, wanting to see a successful development of a romantic storyline between the creature and the kidnapped Kay Lawrence. Initially, Del Toro wanted to remake the film, where the plot would also revolve around an expedition in the upper reaches of the Amazon, but with the difference that a woman would lead the group, and a romance would develop between her and the gill-man. The director attempted to negotiate with Universal to create the film, but the company's executives rejected the idea.
- It took over 9 months to create the creature's image. Guillermo del Toro states that 'The Shape of Water' is the most complex film he has ever undertaken.
- The main inspiration for creating 'The Shape of Water' was the film 'Creature from the Black Lagoon,' which the director watched as a child. Del Toro was already captivated by the gill-man despite his unappealing appearance, wanting to see a successful development of a romantic storyline between the creature and the kidnapped Kay Lawrence. Initially, Del Toro wanted to film a remake of the film, where the plot also revolves around an expedition in the upper Amazon, but with the difference that a woman leads the group, and a romance develops between her and the gill-man. The director attempted to negotiate with Universal about creating the film, but the company's executives rejected the idea.
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