Starship Troopers - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Starship Troopers"
Starship Troopers (1997)
Timing:
2:9 (129 min)
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Actors and characters
Steven Ford
Character Lieutenant Willy
Bruce Gray
Character Sky Marshal Dienes
Tami-Adrian George
Character Djana'D
Matt Levin
Character Kitten Smith
Teo
Character Corporal Bronski
Curnal Achilles Aulisio
Character Sgt. Gillespie
Patrick Bishop
Character Engineering Officer
Travis Lowen
Character Little Boy Trooper
Mara Duronslet
Character Communications Officer
Tyrone Tann
Character Student
Matt Entriken
Character Marco
Ronald L. Botchan
Character Jumpball Referee
Walter Adrian
Character Judge
Stephanie Erb
Character Young Mother
Alexi Lakatos
Character Stomping Kid
Nathaniel Marshall
Character Stomping Kid
Austin Sanderford
Character Stomping Kid
Rhiannon Vigil
Character Stomping Kid
Mylin Brooks
Character Female Trooper
Julie Pinson
Character Female Trooper
Mike Stokey
Character Officer with Morita
Aaron Stielstra
Character Trooper (uncredited)
Michael A. Valenzano
Character Trooper (uncredited)
Mo Faisal
Character Trooper (uncredited)
Matt Duggan
Character Wounded Soldier on Gurney (uncredited)
Whitney Hall
Character Judge (uncredited)
Betty Hankins
Character Sky Marshal (uncredited)
Kaius Harrison
Character Cpl. Allen (uncredited)
Bruce Holman
Character Jump Ball Referee (uncredited)
Michael Gerald
Character Football Quarterback (uncredited)
Jon Davison
Character Buenos Aires Survivor (uncredited)
Dawn E. Anderson
Character Female Trooper (uncredited)
Tony Nichols
Character Cadet 'Flipper' (uncredited)
Dan Olivo
Character Academy Soilder (uncredited)
Zoë Poledouris
Character School Prom Lead Singer (uncredited)
Ashley Prendergast
Character Hot Female Trooper (uncredited)
Ray Quiroga
Character Male Trooper Leader (uncredited)
David Rey
Character Trooper (uncredited)
Dennis Collins
Character Soldier (uncredited)
Farnaz Samiinia
Character Female Trooper (uncredited)
Joleen Sanders
Character Female Trooper (uncredited)
Julia Self
Character Female Trooper (uncredited)
Cari Vega
Character Student / Female Trooper (uncredited)
Jim Temple
Character Male Trooper (uncredited)
Justin Ward
Character Medic (uncredited)
Sam P. Whitehead
Character Trooper (uncredited)
Melissa J. Ward
Character Trooper (uncredited)
Johnny Mansbach
Character Marine (uncredited)
David Beckett
Character Businessman (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on Robert Heinlein's novel “Starship Troopers” (1959).
- Around 300 artists and computer designers worked on creating the special effects, primarily all kinds of insects. In total, the film features 500 different visual effects.
- At the time of its creation, the film employed the largest amount of military equipment.
- Paul Verhoeven and cinematographer Jost Vacano shot the shower scene alone, removing all crew members from the set.
- The battle in the fortress contains numerous references to the classic war drama “Zulu” (1964) in its dialogue.
- Originally, according to the script, Karl’s pet was supposed to be a froglet.
- The lyrics in David Bowie’s song “I Have Not Been To Oxford Town” were slightly altered – a mention of the 21st century was changed to the 23rd. The cover version of this song is performed by Zoë Polleduris, the elder daughter of composer Basil Poledouris.
- That aggressive man from Buenos Aires who declares “A good bug is a dead bug” is the film’s producer, John Davison.
- Screenwriter Edward Neumeier appeared as a death row convict.
- The explosions in Buenos Aires were assembled from footage of a real fire in Oakland Hills in October 1991.
- Casper Van Dien broke a rib while filming a scene where he jumps off a beetle.
- Dina Meyer was accidentally hit on the head during filming and lost consciousness.
- Jake Busey’s character plays the Mexican national song “Las Golondrinas” on the violin. In Mexico, this song is sung as a farewell.
- In the German dub, Egon Högen voiced the newsreader. He previously voiced all episodes of “7. Sinn, Der” (1966) (a popular program about traffic rules).
- Most of the bugs were created using computer special effects, but several life-size models were also built. However, during the action scenes, the actors looked at Paul Verhoeven, who was standing where the bugs would appear in post-production, and he would constantly jump and shout to elicit more believable emotions from the actors.
- According to Paul Verhoeven, he was never able to finish reading the book, as he found it too boring.
- Some of the sets were made from sets used in “Total Recall” (1990).
- The film is dedicated to the memory of Gavin Garitty and Tom O’Halloran.
- The base where the "Pilot Academy" is located is named after Valentina Tereshkova.
- The name of the heroine, Amy Smart, is not mentioned in the film, however, the FedNet announcer refers to her as "Lieutenant Stack Lambreze," which may well be a reference to one of the film's producers – Stacy Lambreze.
- A scene in which servicemen and women shower in a communal shower was not included in a number of early television versions of the film, and the brain-sucking scene (present in the video cassette and DVD editions) was also cut, as were various scenes showing arachnids tearing off soldiers' limbs or ripping a military correspondent in half.
- During the battle episode with the "bugs," paratroopers use machine gun mounts that appear to be similar to Soviet-made DShK large-caliber machine guns.
- The images of "units" from the Zerg race in the computer game Starcraft largely correspond to the appearance of the "bugs."
- The paratroopers' rifles resemble French FAMAS assault rifles, but with extended barrels.
- In one of the space station's docks, you can spot the 'Millennium Falcon,' a spaceship from 'Star Wars.'
- In the scene where Sergeant Zim throws a knife at Private Levi's wrist, a slow-motion review clearly shows blood flowing from the hand before the knife actually hits the palm.
- Jake Busey's character performs the Mexican national song “Las Golondrinas” on the violin. In Mexico, this song is sung as a farewell.
- In one of the docks of the space station, the “Millennium Falcon,” a spaceship from “Star Wars,” can be noticed.
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