In the Heights - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "In the Heights"
In the Heights (2021)
Timing:
2:23 (143 min)
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Actors and characters
Noah Catala
Character Graffiti Pete
Mateo Gómez
Character Alejandro
Olivia Perez
Character Iris
Analia Gomez
Character Rosa
Dean Scott Vazquez
Character Sedo
Mason Vazquez
Character Miggy
Delila Ramos
Character Cranky Vieja
María Hinojosa
Character Protest Leader
Ryan Woodle
Character Mover
Doreen Montalvo
Character Neighbor Lady
Ilia Jessica Castro
Character Jessica from the Salon
Yesy Garcia
Character Woman in Lobby
Jonathan Arana
Character Salon Customer
Jennifer Hernandez
Character Bad-Ass Girl
Amp Ngernrungruangroj
Character Hipster
Bairam Rizai
Character Young Professional Couple
Lavinia Jones Wright
Character Young Professional Couple
Alexandra Campos
Character Cab Service Dispatcher
Rhapsody James
Character Salon Customer 1
Ariana S. Gomez
Character Young Nina
Hugh M Jones III
Character Man Washing Car
Luis Miranda
Character Man in Street (uncredited)
Javier Muñoz
Character Man in Street (uncredited)
The Kid Mero
Character DJ (voice) (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Jimmy Smith was a fan of this story even before it conquered Broadway, and before it was adapted for the screen. When asked to participate in recording a promotional script for television, he even refused a fee and requested several tickets to the Broadway show.
- While Kevin waits for a response, the melody from "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's 2020 musical, can be heard in the phone receiver.
- Filming of the musical coincided with the filming of Steven Spielberg's remake of the 1961 drama "West Side Story," originally directed by Robert Wise (1914-2005) and Jerome Robbins (1918-1998). The shoots often took place nearby each other. According to director Jon M. Chu, they often watched a food truck heading to Spielberg's set to feed the cast and crew. And once, Miranda secretly went to Spielberg's filming location to watch the filming of the musical number "Maria."
- The pool scene was scheduled to be filmed in two days, but due to the weather, it took three days. The delay was caused by a thunderstorm front, as the scene was supposed to take place on the hottest day of the year. At times, all the actors were ordered to get out of the pool because it was simply dangerous to stay there.
- The photographs held by Anthony Ramos's character are actual photographs of the aftermath of Hurricane Maria's impact on Puerto Rico in 2017.
- Washington Heights is the actual name of a neighborhood in Washington in the northern part of the city.
- Mark Anthony's character was created specifically for the film. Anthony was a big fan of the musical and watched it repeatedly. Lin-Manuel Miranda saw Anthony in the musical with music by Paul Simon, “The Capeman,” offered him the role, and Anthony happily agreed. When he first arrived on set to discuss the role with director Chu, he was met by so many fans and paparazzi that the meeting had to be held directly in a limousine.
- Filming of the musical coincided with Steven Spielberg's remake of the 1961 drama *West Side Story*, directed by Robert Wise (1914-2005) and Jerome Robbins (1918-1998). Filming locations were often nearby. According to director Jon M. Chu, they frequently saw a catering truck heading to Spielberg’s set with food for the cast and crew. And once, Miranda secretly went to Spielberg’s set to watch the filming of the musical number “Maria”.
- Mark Anthony's character was created specifically for the film. Anthony was a big fan of the musical and had seen it many times. Lin-Manuel Miranda saw Anthony in the musical *The Capeman* with music by Paul Simon, offered him the role, and Anthony happily accepted. When he first arrived on set to discuss the role with director Chu, he was met by so many fans and paparazzi that the meeting had to be held inside the limousine.
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