Hunter Killer - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Hunter Killer"
Hunter Killer (2018)
Timing:
2:1 (121 min)
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Actors and characters
Gabriel Chavarria
Character Jimenez
Aleksandr Dyachenko
Character President Zakarin
Adam James
Character Captain Forbes
Will Attenborough
Character Kaplan
Christopher Goh
Character Park
Henry Goodman
Character Senator from Illinois
Kieron Bimpson
Character Nichols
Nathan Cooper
Character Mess Crew (uncredited)
Dempsey Bovell
Character Sonar
Ethan Baird
Character Sonar
Kola Bokinni
Character McCaw
Brian Kinney
Character Officer on the Deck
Hristo Mitzkov
Character Volkov Sonarman
Stefan Ivanov
Character Volkov Captain
Stuart Milligan
Character Secretary of State
Aleksandar Belovski
Character Russian Navy (uncredited)
Theo Barklem-Biggs
Character Seaman Mackinnon (uncredited)
Mikey Collins
Character Brickowski
What's left behind the scenes
- The adaptation of the novel “Firing Point,” written by George Wallace, a former captain of the submarine “Houston” (SSN 713), and Don Keith, a journalist and writer, saw its 700-page novel reworked by screenwriters Arnie Schmidt and Jamie Moss.
- To ensure the film's accuracy regarding submarine design, the filmmakers consulted with U.S. Navy specialists at every turn.
- On June 16, 2015, Alaska Dispatch newsfeeds reported that Alaska Governor Bill Walker had signed a bill withdrawing state subsidies for film shoots within the state, after which the filmmakers abandoned their plans to shoot outdoor scenes in Alaska.
- When listing the names of his students, Captain Andropov mentions Alexei Vostrikov among them. That was the name of the character played by Harrison Ford – the submarine captain in Kathryn Bigelow’s drama “K-19” (2002).
- The lead actor, Gerard Butler, and director, Donovan Marsh, were aboard the submarine “Houston” (SSN 713) from May 6th to 9th to gather material for the upcoming filming.
- Initially, the film was to be shot in Alaska, with the city of Whittier intended to portray a base for the Russian fleet. These plans were thwarted by logistical problems, specifically a lack of accommodation for the film crew.
- Even before filming began, Donovan Marsh and Gerard Butler traveled to Pearl Harbor, where they visited a nuclear submarine. It was during this trip that Marsh came up with the idea of mounting the submarine on a huge hydraulic platform to simulate its movement on the waves.
- The interior of an American Arkansas-class nuclear submarine was created in every minute detail at a studio in London and placed on a massive moving platform. These submarines are renowned for their maneuverability and ability to perform multiple missions simultaneously. They began to be introduced into the Navy in the 1990s, and in 2018, they began to be equipped with weapon and intelligence-gathering systems that will allow these vessels to remain in service for at least until 2043.
- Filming of the movie began in London and Bulgaria on July 25, 2016. The submarine's interior was created in the studio based on blueprints coordinated with the Navy, with some spaces enlarged for the convenience of camera operators. The sets were then placed on a moving platform. The same studio also created the sets for a room in the US Department of Defense, from which the military observe the actions of the submariners. A mock-up of the 'Hunter Killer' submarine was built and placed in the Pinewood Studios pool for exterior shots. Underwater filming also took place in the Warner Bros. Studios pool near London.
- The same rescue submarine, Mystic, was used during the filming of John McTiernan’s 'The Hunt for Red October' (1990). It was still in service in 1977, and was decommissioned in 2008.
- Most of the scenes taking place in Russia were filmed in Bulgaria. The Bulgarian naval base in Varna on the Black Sea coast served as the base for the Russian Navy in Polyarny. It is in Polyarny that Admiral Durov takes the president of his own country hostage. The sets for the interiors of the command center in Polyarny, the Russian submarine under the command of Andropov, and the acoustic compartment of the American submarine were created at a studio in Sofia.
- The submarine model for 'Arkansas' was filmed in the famous Pinewood Studios pool, which has hosted the filming of many movies. It is here that Captain Glass and his subordinates prepare for an operation in the territorial waters of the Russian Federation. The attempt to rescue the President of Russia was filmed in a pool at the Warner Bros. studio complex near London.
- The film shows Glass hunting deer with a bow in winter. The fact is that the deer hunting season is closed in winter, and bow hunting is generally prohibited in the United Kingdom.
- The film depicts soldiers swimming with uncovered faces and in standard wetsuits beyond the Arctic Circle. Later in the films, characters are shown diving without any protection from the cold. The maximum temperature in the Barents Sea, even in summer, is such that the use of specialized wetsuits is necessary to avoid rapid hypothermia.
- When listing the names of his students, Captain Andropov mentions Alexey Vostrikov among them. That was the name of the character played by Harrison Ford – the captain of a submarine in Kathryn Bigelow's drama "K-19" (2002).
- The lead actor, Gerard Butler, and director Donovan Marsh were aboard the submarine "Houston" (SSN 713) from May 6th to 9th to gather material for upcoming filming.
- The same rescue submarine, Mystic, was used during the filming of John McTiernan's "The Hunt for Red October" (1990). It remained in service until 1977 and was decommissioned in 2008.
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