SLC Punk - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "SLC Punk"
SLC Punk (1998)
Timing:
1:37 (97 min)
7.1/10
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7.758/10
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7.3/10
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Actors and characters
Kevin Breznahan
Character Chris
Christina Karras
Character Jamie
Russell Peacock
Character Jones
Christopher Ogden
Character Young Stevo
Scott Brady
Character Bouncer
Vaughn McBride
Character Liquor Store Man
Janice Knickrehm
Character Liquor Store Woman
Marcia Dangerfield
Character Liquor Store Lady
Tom Jacobson
Character Liquor Store Fellow
Stephanie Shumway
Character Jules
Eric Robertson
Character Doctor
Micaela Nelligan
Character Nurse
Mary Bishop
Character Sean's Mother
Dominic Gortat
Character Poser
Evan O'Meara
Character ECP Singer / Extreme Corporal Punishment
Elizabeth Westwood
Character Hot Babe
Glade Quinn
Character Cowboy #1
Brad Jessey
Character Cowboy #2
Don Walsh
Character Bob's Dad
Adam Lawson
Character Russ
Brandon Klock
Character Tom
Kassandra Metos
Character Little Girl
Brad Slocum
Character Teller
Joyce Cohen
Character Clothing Store Woman
Dan Epstein
Character Extreme Corporal Punishment
Paige O'Meara
Character Extreme Corporal Punishment
Preston O'Meara
Character Extreme Corporal Punishment
What's left behind the scenes
- Initially, it was assumed that Matthew Lillard would simply lighten his hair for the role of Steve. During the procedure, however, hydrogen peroxide burned the actor's scalp, leaving a scar. They only managed to hide it by dyeing his hair blue.
- The apocalyptic landscape that appears behind Sandy during her conversation with Steve was "borrowed" from James Cameron's action film "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991).
- When a character turns off the camera in the shopping mall and says, "Anarchy in the UK," it is the voice of director James Merendino. His voice was dubbed over the actor's because he didn't like how the actor delivered the line.
- The scene in Steve's parents' living room, where they try to convince him to go to Harvard, was filmed in the home of the film's director, James Merendino's father.
- Matthew Lillard claimed he could only play the scene of discovering Bob's body by being alone on set, and that he was only able to cry by thinking about his father.
- The apocalyptic landscape that appears behind Sandy during her conversation with Steve was “borrowed” from James Cameron’s action film *Terminator 2: Judgment Day* (1991).
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