Mimic - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Mimic"
Mimic (1997)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
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Actors and characters
Alexander Goodwin
Character Chuy
Alix Koromzay
Character Remy
James Costa
Character Ricky
Javon Barnwell
Character Davis
Ho Pak-Kwong
Character Preacher
Glenn Bang
Character Yang
Margaret Ma
Character Chinese Woman
Warna Fisher
Character Bag Lady
Alan Argue
Character Skeletal Bum
Charles Hayter
Character Homeless Man
James Kidnie
Character Subway Repairman
Eve English
Character Homeless Woman
Bill Lasovich
Character Long John
Roger Clown
Character Long John
Marian Caparrós
Character SWAT arrival bystander
Rocco Salata
Character SWAT leader
Paul Shottner
Character NYPD Officer
Napo
Character Homeless
Vanessa J. Daniel
Character Subway rider
Tara Shelley
Character Young girl
What's left behind the scenes
- Robert Rodriguez participated in the work on the film as a second director, but concealed his name in the credits.
- The name of the new species of cockroach – Judas – is interesting. It is known that Judas betrayed Jesus, just as the cockroaches do in this film.
- Filming took place in Los Angeles and in the old subway at the 'Dilancey Street' station in Toronto, which was closed back in 1966.
- The length of the film after final editing was 2957 meters.
- Stricker's disease, from which the children in this film suffer, is actually "autosomal dominant arthro-ophthalmopathy" – an inflammatory eye disease.
- Conflicts regularly arose on set between director Guillermo del Toro and producer Bob Weinstein, who often visited the set and demanded scenes that were not in the script. They have not worked together since.
- Initially, the film was conceived as one of 30-minute novellas within a feature-length film. Ultimately, these three novellas evolved into two full-length films — “Mutants” (1997) and “The Outsider” (2001), and a short film “Love Triangle” (2008).
- The disease that the children in this film suffer from is actually "autosomal dominant arthro-ophthalmopathy" – an inflammatory eye disease.
- The film was originally conceived as one of 30-minute novellas within a feature film. Ultimately, these three novellas evolved into two full-length films – "Mutants" (1997) and "The Intruder" (2001), and the short film "Love Triangle" (2008).
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