End of Watch - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "End of Watch"
End of Watch (2012)
Timing:
1:49 (109 min)
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Actors and characters
Shondrella Avery
Character Bonita
Hugh Daly
Character Homicide Detective 2
Gene Hong
Character Officer Cho
Jaime FitzSimons
Character Captain Reese
Everton Lawrence
Character Man Friend
Zone
Character Too Tall
Alvin Norman
Character Peanut
Manny Jimenez Jr.
Character Casper
Nikki Nicholle Barreras
Character Cindy
Corina Calderon
Character Jazmine
McKinley Freeman
Character Williams
Kevin Vance
Character Ice Agent
David Castañeda
Character Mexican Cowboy
John A. Russo
Character LAPD Honor Guard
Michael Monks
Character Homicide Detective 1
Serene Branson
Character Self
Ramon Camacho
Character Tall Cowboy
Nelly Castillo
Character Young Mother
Judy Echavez
Character Elmeida
Ruben Roberto Gomez
Character Drunken Party Guest
Robert Gatewood
Character Illegal Imigrant
Diana Noris
Character Maria
Ron Roggé
Character Pastor Simons
Tony Sagastizado I
Character Neighbor (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- To prepare for their roles, Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña spent five months on 12-hour rides with on-duty police officers from the Los Angeles Police Department. During the first ride, Gyllenhaal witnessed a murder.
- Throughout the film, the characters say the word 'fuck' 326 times.
- The two main characters are based on real police officers Charles Vander and Jamie McBride, who served in the Newton division in the mid-1990s.
- For shots with a "lapel view," special portable cameras were used, which were partially disassembled and then hung on special vests worn by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña.
- Throughout the entire film, Brian and Mike never fasten their seatbelts.
- The Bloods street gang alliance is real and has been operating in the suburbs of Los Angeles since 1972.
- When Taylor and Zavala detain the man in the pickup truck who tried to kill Mike, Officer Orozco asks Taylor, "Are you okay?", to which he shows four fingers – a special police symbol, "Code Four," meaning "I'm okay, no assistance needed."
- The scene where the partners crash into a silver van after chasing it wasn't in the script. Michael Peña actually crashed into a minivan because the director had previously asked to have the anti-lock braking system removed from the patrol car, which caused the camera to shake.
- The scene where Janet and Brian sing together during the drive was filmed secretly by director David Ayer when the three of them were simply driving around the area and gathering material for the film.
- When Zavala mentions 'badge bunnies' in a conversation with Taylor, he means girls who are attracted to uniforms.
- In the house full of kidnapped people, a statue of Santa Muerte can be noticed—a modern deity worshipped by some criminals in the US and Mexico.
- In the trailer scene, one of the characters says in Spanish, “Arriba, abajo, al centro, y padentro,” before drinking, which can be translated as “Up, down, to the center, and inside.”
- During Brian and Janet's wedding, Zavala asks Taylor, “Why are you getting married in a police uniform?” although Taylor is getting married in a suit. There was a version where Taylor got married in a police uniform, but that scene was removed.
- In the locker room, Taylor shows a Spyderco tactical knife, but they actually show a Smith and Wesson First Responder knife.
- At the beginning of the film, in the scene where the characters are talking in the locker room, Brian Taylor's head is completely shaved, but on the same day, when they show the meeting, his hair has already grown out a bit.
- During the party, La-La starts kissing a girl in a pink t-shirt who is holding a glass of alcohol in her right hand. But when the camera angle changes, the glass is in her left hand.
- The overturned pot lies on the asphalt in different ways. Sometimes flat in relation to the curb, sometimes diagonally.
- In the scene where Brian Taylor is wounded and lying on the asphalt, the streaks of blood from his mouth are constantly different.
- Special portable cameras were used for the “lapel view” shots, which were partially disassembled and then hung on special vests worn by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña.
- When Taylor and Zavala detain the man in the pickup truck who tried to kill Mike, Officer Orozco asks Taylor, “You alright?”, to which he shows four fingers – a special police symbol, “Code Four,” meaning “I’m okay, no assistance needed”.
- During Brian and Janet's wedding, Zavala asks Taylor: "Why are you getting married in a police uniform?", even though Taylor is getting married in a suit. There was a version where Taylor was getting married in a police uniform, but that scene was removed.
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