Pacific Rim - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Pacific Rim"
Pacific Rim (2013)
Timing:
2:11 (131 min)
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Actors and characters
Jung-Yul Kim
Character Hannibal Chau Thug
Mana Ashida
Character Young Mako
Jake Goodman
Character Child
Duncan McLeod
Character Saltchuck Crew
Louis Paquette
Character Saltchuck Crew
Frank Nakashima
Character UN Representative
Terry Belleville
Character UN Representative
Farzad Sadrian
Character UN Representative
Mishu Vellani
Character UN Representative
Clive Walton
Character UN Representative
Peter Kosaka
Character Young Mako's Father
Yiren Stark
Character Young Mako's Mother
Mark Luu
Character Wei Tang Triplet
Charles Luu
Character Wei Tang Triplet
Lance Luu
Character Wei Tang Triplet
William S. Wong
Character Engineer (uncredited)
Victoria Sawal
Character Chinese Girl in Anti-Kaiju Refuge
Hugh Tran
Character Asian Boy
Drew Adkins
Character Young Gottlieb
What's left behind the scenes
- Tom Cruise was considered for the role that ultimately went to Idris Elba.
- The voice of the computer was provided by Ellen McLain, who also voiced the character GLaDOS in the computer games Portal and Portal 2.
- The first film by Guillermo del Toro featuring Ron Perlman in a human role (after the film 'Chronos,' 1993).
- The idea for the screenplay came to Travis Beacham while walking along the California coast on a foggy morning. The pier appeared to him as a creature rising from the water, and the screenwriter imagined a large robot waiting on the shore to fight it.
- While making the film, Guillermo del Toro drew inspiration from the anime and tokusatsu of his youth. Despite this, he wanted to avoid references to other works of fiction in terms of the design of the robots and monsters. Del Toro was also strongly impressed by Francisco Goya's 'The Colossus' and Hokusai's 'The Great Wave off Kanagawa.'
- "Jaeger" translates from German as "hunter".
- "Kaiju" is a Japanese word that literally translates to "strange beast." It is commonly used to denote giant monsters in Japanese science fiction films, such as those featuring Godzilla.
- A full-scale robot cockpit was built at Pinewood Studios in Toronto. It weighed approximately 20 tons and was about four stories tall. It was constructed on a massive hydraulic rig that moved, shook, and vibrated as if it were actually controlling a robot. A smaller, gimbaled version was also built to allow for a range of movements. The visual effects team used some footage from this cockpit to reference during the creation of the robot animation. And to depict the interior of each robot differently, the set dressing was completely changed.
- The Gipsy Danger robot was painted and detailed to resemble a World War II fighter plane in appearance.
- The film was sent to theaters under the title "Still Seas".
- Filming began on November 14, 2011, in Toronto and continued until April 2012. The film was shot using RED Epic cameras.
- Dimensions of the combat robots: «Black Alpha»: height 85 meters, weight 2412 tons; «Rogue»: height 79 meters, weight 1980 tons; «Crimson Typhoon»: height 76 meters, weight 1722 tons; «Striker Eureka»: height 76 meters, weight 1850 tons.
- There is a 20-second post-credits scene with Ron Perlman.
- At the 24th minute of the film, the main character is standing on a helicopter pad. A helicopter descends from above, and the girl's umbrella doesn't even flinch.
- When Stacker says goodbye to Mako, he removes his helmet. In the next scene, the helmet is back on.
- When the "Rogue One" spaceship falls from space to Earth, it is raining. It's visible when showing the army, but when the "Rogue One" lands, the rain is gone. Throughout this scene, the rain appears and disappears.
- When the Rogue One arrives to help the civilian ship at the beginning of the film (at the 11th minute), he rises from the water to his full height. In this situation, the water is up to his chest, but he approaches unnoticed. Even if he crawled along the bottom (which robots cannot do), he wouldn't have been able to approach unnoticed.
- Geographical error: In the film, the Cape Verde islands, which were attacked by the third Kaiju, are located in the Atlantic Ocean near the coast of Morocco.
- “Jaeger” translates from German as “hunter”.
- Dimensions of the combat robots: “Black Alpha”: height 85 meters, weight 2412 tons; “Rogue”: height 79 meters, weight 1980 tons; “Crimson Typhoon”: height 76 meters, weight 1722 tons; “Striker Eureka”: height 76 meters, weight 1850 tons.
- When the Wanderer falls from space, it's raining on Earth. It's visible when showing the army, but when the Wanderer lands, the rain is gone. Throughout the entire scene, the rain appears and disappears.
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