From Dusk Till Dawn - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "From Dusk Till Dawn"
From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
Timing:
1:48 (108 min)
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Actors and characters
Ernest Liu
Character Scott Fuller
Peter Atanasoff
Character Titty Twister Saxophonist
Johnny Vatos Hernandez
Character Titty Twister Drummer
Ernest M. Garcia
Character Big Emilio
Cristos
Character Danny
Mike Moroff
Character Manny
Rosalia Hayakawa
Character Bar Dancer
Janine Jordae
Character Bar Dancer
Jacque Lawson
Character Bar Dancer
Tiffany Granath
Character Bar Dancer
Madison Clark
Character Bar Dancer
Janie Liszewski
Character Bar Dancer
María Díaz
Character Bar Dancer
Michael McKay
Character Monster
Jake McKinnon
Character Monster
Walter Phelan
Character Monster
Wayne Toth
Character Monster
Cecilia Montiel
Character Herself
Annette Harper
Character Bar Dancer
What's left behind the scenes
- The Sex Machine's (Tom Savini) gun can be seen in the Musician's case in the film «Desperado».
- The fictional beer brand Chango can be seen in various scenes of the film. The same beer appears in other Robert Rodriguez films – «Desperado» and «Sin City».
- The band playing in the bar is Tito & Tarantula.
- The Fuller family received their surname in honor of director Samuel Fuller.
- The film's title was taken from drive-in theater signs. The sign 'From Dusk Till Dawn' indicated a continuous nighttime showing.
- The line 'No, thank you, I've been married before' was improvised by George Clooney. Robert Rodriguez didn't intend to include it in the final cut, but after the studio added the moment to the film's trailer, the director had to leave the line in.
- Salma Hayek did not have a choreographer for the dance.
- In real life, Salma Hayek hates snakes.
- The bar set was built in the California desert.
- Initially, Sex Machine was supposed to be a muscular man with scars wearing a leather biker vest, while Frost was envisioned as leaner and a more "slippery" type. In the film, the characters' traits were switched.
- Tim Roth and Steve Buscemi both wanted to play Pete Bottoms, but were unable to due to commitments to other projects.
- William Sadler was originally cast to play FBI agent Stanley Chase.
- The role of the bandit at the end of the film, played by Cheech Marin, could have gone to Erik Estrada.
- The filmmakers intentionally colored the vampires' blood green to avoid issues with the ratings board.
- According to the DVD bonuses, in the scene where Sex Machine beats everyone around him, Tom Savini genuinely hit a number of stuntmen and actors, including George Clooney.
- The role of Seth Gecko could have gone to Tim Roth, John Travolta, Michael Madsen, Steve Buscemi and Christopher Walken. All of these actors were willing to play the character, but were unable to due to commitments to other projects.
- Originally, Quentin Tarantino was supposed to direct the film, but he decided not to take the director's chair in order to focus on the screenplay and his role.
- The dialogue between Kate and Seth before the final vampire attack is almost a verbatim reproduction of a scene from "Assault on Precinct 13." Also, Scott Fuller is wearing a t-shirt with the inscription "Precinct 13."
- In the first version of the script, the entire Fuller family and the Gecko brothers survived, however Tarantino rewrote the script, believing that the film would be more exciting if the main characters died.
- The Sex Machine's (Tom Savini) pistol can be seen in the Musician's holster in the film "Desperado".
- The fictional beer brand Chango can be noticed in various scenes of the film. The same beer appears in other Robert Rodriguez films – "Desperado" and "Sin City".
- The film's title was borrowed from drive-in movie theater signs. A "From Dusk Till Dawn" sign indicated a nighttime continuous showing.
- The phrase "No, thank you, I've been married" was improvised by George Clooney. Robert Rodriguez did not intend to include it in the final version of the film, however, after the studio added the moment to the film's trailer, the director had to leave the phrase in.
- Initially, Sex Machine was supposed to be a muscular man with scars wearing a leather biker vest, while Frost was envisioned as thinner and a more "slippery" type. In the film, the characters' traits were swapped.
- The dialogue between Kate and Seth before the final vampire attack is a nearly verbatim reproduction of a scene from "Assault on Precinct 13." Scott Fuller is also wearing a t-shirt with the inscription “Precinct 13.”
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