Monsters - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Monsters"
Monsters (2010)
Timing:
1:34 (94 min)
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Actors and characters
Mario Zuniga Benavides
Character Ticket Seller
Annalee Jefferies
Character Homeless Woman
Justin Hall
Character Marine
Paul Archer
Character Marine
Kerry Valderrama
Character Marine
Jonathan Winnford
Character Marine
Stan Wong
Character Marine
Anthony Cristo
Character Marine
Mario Richardson
Character Marine
Jorge Quirs
Character Marine
Erick Arce
Character Marine
Emigo Munkel
Character Marine
Esteban Blanco
Character Marine
Victor Vejan
Character Guerilla
Cristopher Chararria
Character Guerilla
Roman Bustamante
Character Guerilla
Solamon Albarran
Character Guerilla
Alejandro Sotero
Character Guerilla
Victorino Angulo
Character Guerilla
David Alba Garcia
Character Guerilla
Eduardo Guizak
Character Guerilla
Alfonso Pineda
Character Guerilla
Jose Garcia Gomez
Character Guerilla
Erika Morales Yolanda Chacon
Character Mother 'Erika', Bocoyna
Elsa Rascon Gonzalez
Character Grandmother, Bocoyna
Jose Luis Morales Chacon
Character Child of Family, Bocoyna
Tamilez Morales Chacon
Character Child of Family, Bocoyna
Jonathan Cadena Chacon
Character Child of Family, Bocoyna
Cindy Vanessa Cadena Morales
Character Child of Family, Bocoyna
Javier Acosta Rodriguez
Character Taxi Driver
Victor Manuel Martinez Tovar
Character Boat Skipper
Walter Hernandez Col
Character Boat Assistant
Kenedy Gamaliel Jiminez
Character Driver of Pick-Up Truck to the Zone
Hugo Valuerde
Character Motorbike Driver
Roberto Saluzan
Character Ambulance Guy
Cesan Solauo
Character Ambulance Guy
Aris Martinez
Character Nurse in Maternity Ward
Claudia Valdez
Character Nurse in Maternity Ward
Elizabeth Blanco Sanchez
Character Main Receptionist at Hospital
Gloria Soza
Character Second Receptionist at Hospital
Aura Escobar
Character Third Receptionist at Hospital
Max Alfredo Coe Tux
Character Man at River Guarding Oil Barrels
Ivan Sanchez
Character Man at River Guarding Oil Barrels
Wilfredo Hernandez Alvarado
Character Policeman Guarding Barrier
Ramon Otzoy Sucuc
Character Policeman Guarding Barrier
Erma Bradley
Character Lady Holding Daughter in Flood
What's left behind the scenes
- According to the director, the film was shot over eight months by a team of six people traveling around South America in a minivan.
- The film was shot on a SONY EX-3 camera with an adapter for Nikon lenses.
- The ruins and devastated city were filmed in a real city destroyed by a hurricane. To capture the aftermath of disasters, the director followed TV news – looking for reports of natural disasters.
- When a city recently devastated by a hurricane was found, Gareth Edwards doubted the correctness of his decision to film in the wake of the tragedy, but he instantly made the decision after being told that the filming, on the contrary, would be beneficial for the city, as it would bring at least some money into the budget to help those affected.
- The entire work on the film was a continuous improvisation. The main characters only knew the general outline of what would happen in each specific scene. They simply interacted with each other and with the rest of the creative team, many of whom were not even professional actors.
- The film was shot entirely on location, and often no one even bothered to obtain permission to do so. People who just happened to be in the right place at the time were cast in minor roles.
- The film was shot on a SONY EX-3 camera, with an adapter for Nikon lenses.
Did you like the film?
Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
Кастинги в Україні
