The Sixth Sense - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Sixth Sense"
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Timing:
1:47 (107 min)
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Actors and characters
Angelica Page
Character Mrs. Collins
Peter Anthony Tambakis
Character Darren
Jeffrey Zubernis
Character Bobby
Bruce Norris
Character Stanley Cunningham
Firdous Bamji
Character Young Man Buying Ring
Samia Shoaib
Character Young Woman Buying Ring
Hayden Saunier
Character Darren's Mom
Janis Dardaris
Character Kitchen Woman
Neill Hartley
Character Visitor #2
Sarah Ripard
Character Visitor #3
Heidi Fischer
Character Visitor #4
Michael J. Lyons
Character Visitor #6
Samantha Fitzpatrick
Character Kyra's Sister
Holly Cross Vagley
Character Society Lady #1
Kate Kearney-Patch
Character Society Lady #2
Marilyn Shanok
Character Woman at Accident
Wes Heywood
Character Commercial Narrator (voice)
Nico Woulard
Character Hanged Child
Carol Nielson
Character Hanged Female
Jodi Dawson
Character Burnt Teacher
Tony Michael Donnelly
Character Gunshot Boy
Ronnie Lea
Character Secretary
Carlos Xavier Lopez
Character Spanish Ghost on Tape (voice)
Gino Inverso
Character Young Vincent (voice)
Ellen Sheppard
Character Mrs. Sloan
Tom McLaughlin
Character Anna's Father
Candy Aston-Dennis
Character Anna's Mother
Jose L. Rodriguez
Character Husband
Gina Allegro
Character Bride's Friend (uncredited)
Bob Bowersox
Character Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Matt Casale
Character Man Crossing the Street (uncredited)
Kym Cohen
Character Bride's Maid (uncredited)
Colleen June McQuaide
Character Tommy's TV Mom (uncredited)
Jonathan Nation
Character Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Sean Oliver
Character Ghost in the Dungeon (uncredited)
Alison Robertson
Character Waitress (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Many directors shoot the ending of their films at the very beginning of the filmmaking process; however, Shyamalan shot his thriller in strict sequence, meaning the final scene was filmed at the very end of production.
- M. Night Shyamalan considers his film a kind of symbiosis of "The Exorcist" (1973) and "Ordinary People" (1980).
- In 2000, the film became the most popular among home video enthusiasts (approximately 80 million viewers).
- Haley Joel Osment was the only candidate for the role of Cole who came to the audition wearing a tie. When Shyamalan asked the boy if he had read his part of the script, Haley replied that he had read the script three times the day before. A surprised Night asked again, "You read your part of the script three whole times?", to which the boy replied, "No, I read the entire script three times."
- Director M. Night Shyamalan played one of the roles in the film. He played the doctor to whom Toni Collette's character brought Cole after the incident at the birthday party.
- The film was released in American theaters on M. Night Shyamalan's birthday.
- According to M. Night Shyamalan, Donnie Wahlberg lost 43 pounds specifically for his role.
- According to M. Night Shyamalan, the idea for the film came to him after he watched episode #3.10 "The Tale of the Dream Girl" from the series "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" (1991-1996).
- Liam Aiken was considered for the role of Cole.
- Many similarities can be found in two films featuring Bruce Willis – "The Sixth Sense" (1999) and "12 Monkeys" (1995). Firstly, the main character in both films is named Cole. In "12 Monkeys," Bruce's character says, "Everyone I see is actually dead." A similar phrase is uttered by Haley Joel Osment's character in "The Sixth Sense." And finally, both films have a number in their title, and the action takes place in Philadelphia.
- The voice on the audio cassette that Malcolm hears speaks in Spanish: "Lord, I don't want to die, save me, save me."
- In the film, Bruce Willis's character writes with his right hand. In real life, Bruce is left-handed. He specifically learned to write with his right hand for the film so that the audience wouldn't notice the absence of a wedding ring on his left hand.
- According to the "American Film Institute," Cole's phrase "I see dead people" ranked 44th on the list of "100 Greatest Movie Quotes of All Time."
- In one scene of the film "Ocean's Twelve" (2004), where Bruce Willis plays himself, there's a lengthy comedic argument about the predictability of the film's plot.
- Haley Joel Osment was the only candidate for the role of Cole who came to the audition wearing a tie. When Shyamalan asked the boy if he had read his part of the script, Haley replied that he had read the script three times the day before. Surprised, Night asked again: "You read your part of the script three whole times?", to which the boy replied: "No, I read the entire script three times."
- Haley Joel Osment was the only candidate for the role of Cole who came to the audition wearing a tie. When Shyamalan asked the boy if he had read his part of the script, Haley replied that he had read the script three times the day before. Surprised, Night repeated: “You read your part of the script three times?”, to which the boy replied: “No, I read the entire script three times.”
- The voice on the audio cassette that Malcolm hears speaks in Spanish: "God, I don't want to die, save me, save me."
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