Warrior - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Warrior"
Warrior (2011)
Timing:
2:20 (140 min)
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Actors and characters
Sam Sheridan
Character Sam Sheridan
Nick Lehane
Character Nash
Capri Thomas
Character Emily Conlon
Lexi Cowan
Character Rosie Conlon
Dan Caldwell
Character Dan Caldwell
Timothy "Skyskrape" Katz
Character Timothy "Skyskrape" Katz
Julia Stockstad
Character J.J. Riley's Assistant
Josh Rosenthal
Character Referee Josh Rosenthal
Erik Apple
Character Pete "Mad Dog" Grimes
Nate Marquardt
Character Karl Kruller
Roan Carneiro
Character Marcos Santos
Hans Marrero
Character Diego Santana
Amir Perets
Character Yosi
Anthony Tambakis
Character Sparta Official
Jimmy Cvetic
Character Tender Trap Promoter
Jake Digman
Character Tender Trap Announcer
Richard Fike
Character Tender Trap Referee
Andre' Mason
Character Midnight Corner Man
James Houk
Character State Official
Aaron Kleiber
Character Koba Entourage #1
Lambert R. Strayer
Character Koba Entourage #3
Roman Vasylyshyn
Character Koba Entourage #4
Jonathan Matthew Anik
Character Jonathan Matthew Anik
Stephan Bonnar
Character Stephan Bonnar
Michelle Dawn Mooney
Character Michelle Dawn Mooney
Tim Bickel
Character A.V. Simers
Jack Fisher
Character Platoon Sergeant
Armon York Williams
Character Marine MP #2
Adam Christian Stanley
Character Marine #1
James Dreussi
Character Marine #2
Kevin P. Hanley
Character Inspector
Tammy Townsend
Character Zito's Wife
Sandy Notaro
Character Diner Waitress
Francesca Ortenzio
Character Concierge
Jaime Sinue Aguirre
Character Manny
Tracy Campbell
Character Desk Girl
Thomas McCue
Character Taxi Cab Driver
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was shot in Pittsburgh and Atlantic City.
- The character of Koba, played by Kurt Angle, is based on multiple-time world mixed martial arts champion Fedor Emelianenko. For this role, Kurt Angle studied all of Fedor Emelianenko's fight recordings, lost 14 kilograms, and spent three months learning Russian.
- Tom Hardy gained 12 kilograms of muscle mass for the role.
- Greg Jackson, a multiple-time winner of the "MMA Trainer of the Year" award, served as the film's technical consultant.
- The film's director, Gavin O'Connor, appeared as the tournament organizer J.J. Riley.
- Koba enters the ring for the semi-final match to the song "Restless Horses" by Vladimir Vysotsky.
- During filming, Joel Edgerton tore his medial collateral ligament, resulting in a six-week delay in shooting the fight scenes. Tom Hardy broke his toe, ribs, and a finger on his hand.
- Screenwriters Anthony Tambakis and Gavin O’Connor wrote the role of Paddy specifically for Nick Nolte, whom they lived near in Malibu. The studio was initially opposed to Nolte’s casting, but the screenwriters insisted, and Nolte’s performance earned him critical acclaim.
- The scenes in Iraq were actually filmed in an abandoned parking lot on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, which was redesigned by production designer Dan Lee.
- Frank Grillo based his character’s persona on American MMA coach Greg Jackson. Before filming, Grillo and Joel Edgerton lived with Jackson and trained with him in New Mexico. Jackson suggested all of Grillo's lines in the scene where he corners Edgerton.
- The film contains a reference to Cary Kolat, an American wrestler and wrestling coach who won NCAA championships in 1996 and 1997 for his university, and was a member of the US freestyle wrestling team from 1997 to 2001.
- Greg Jackson, a multiple winner in the "MMA Trainer of the Year" category, served as a technical consultant for the film.
- Koba enters the ring for the semi-final to the song "Restless Horses" by Vladimir Vysotsky.
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