The Fabelmans - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Fabelmans"
The Fabelmans (2022)
Timing:
2:31 (151 min)
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Actors and characters
Mateo Zoryan Francis-DeFord
Character Younger Sammy Fabelman
Keeley Karsten
Character Natalie Fabelman
Sophia Kopera
Character Lisa Fabelman
Sam Rechner
Character Logan Hall
Isabelle Kusman
Character Claudia Denning
Gustavo Escobar
Character Sal
Cooper Dodson
Character Turkey
Stephen Matthew Smith
Character Angelo
Alex Quijano
Character Grand View High School PE Coach
Jan Hoag
Character Nona
Paul Chepikian
Character Pinnacle Peak Owner
Mary M. Flynn
Character Singer #1
Adriel Porter
Character Singer #2
Tia Nalls
Character Singer #3
Larkin Campbell
Character Scout Father
Harper Dustin
Character Natalie Photo Double
Art Bonilla
Character Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Meredith VanCuyk
Character Student (uncredited)
Vera Myers
Character Senior Classmate (uncredited)
Caroline Anna-Kaye Green
Character Senior Classmate (uncredited)
Rob Shiells
Character Chad's Posse (uncredited)
Julyah Rose
Character Theater Goer (uncredited)
Jonathan Moorwood
Character Chad's Posse (uncredited)
Ari Davis
Character Theatre Patron (uncredited)
Jared Becker
Character Lead Guitarist (uncredited)
Trang Vo
Character High School Friend (uncredited)
Alejandro Fuenzalida
Character Boy Scout (uncredited)
Orion Hunter
Character Boy Scout (uncredited)
Samantha Rose Gomez
Character Boy Scout Sibling (uncredited)
Taylor Hall
Character Senior Classmate (uncredited)
Sarah Hamilton
Character Senior Classmate (uncredited)
Paige Locke
Character Cheerleader (uncredited)
Marissa McBride
Character Senior Classmate (uncredited)
Cameron Taylor
Character Student (uncredited)
Nikolai Bazan
Character Boy Scout (uncredited)
Nicco Caruso
Character Prom Date (uncredited)
Colt Carville
Character Boy Scout (uncredited)
Ure Egbuho
Character Theater Patron (uncredited)
April Elize
Character Classmate (uncredited)
Andrew Goodman
Character Pedestrian/Theater Patron (uncredited)
Phoebe Grant
Character Student (uncredited)
Cat Heinen
Character High School Student (uncredited)
Julian Lerma
Character Boy Scout in Theater (uncredited)
Cody Miller
Character Chad's Teammate (uncredited)
Nick W. Nicholson
Character Teacher (uncredited)
Molly Renze
Character Driver (uncredited)
Paige Robberstad
Character Cheerleader (uncredited)
Brandon Keith Rogers
Character Senior Class Member (uncredited)
Lucy Schmidt
Character Sammy's Classmate (uncredited)
Nicole Singh
Character Student (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The plot is based on the childhood and adolescence of director and screenwriter Steven Spielberg.
- According to Steven Spielberg, he and Tony Kushner had been discussing the idea for this film for many years, but they only began writing the screenplay during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, when Spielberg had some free time. During the lockdown, Spielberg and Kushner worked from home, each in their own location, and finished the screenplay in two months.
- The scenes where Sam films on 8mm were recreations of films Spielberg himself made as a child.
- During filming, the actors were given access to the Spielberg family archives to more accurately portray their real-life counterparts.
- The 8mm and 16mm cameras shown in the film were actually loaded with film. Gabriela LaBelle was genuinely trained to operate the cameras, allowing the footage she shot to be used in the film, as well as to use the editing equipment and projectors from the 1950s and 1960s.
- David Lynch requested to be given John Ford’s (1894-1973) costume a week before filming his role as Ford in it, to get used to it.
- Steven Spielberg wanted to cast Michelle Williams as a character based on his mother ever since he saw her in the melodrama 'Valentine's Day'.
- Some of the jewelry worn by Michelle Williams' character in this film actually belonged to Spielberg's mother. This includes, for example, a bracelet with charms featuring photographs of his four children.
- According to Steven Spielberg, it took three weeks to persuade David Lynch to play John Ford, and Mark Harris, the husband of screenwriter Tony Kushner, suggested that Spielberg film Lynch. Actress Laura Dern repeatedly called Lynch and convinced him to accept Spielberg's offer. Lynch eventually agreed, but stipulated that bags of Cheetos must be constantly present on the set.
- Steven Spielberg wanted to cast Michelle Williams in a role based on his mother from the moment he saw her in the melodrama "Valentine's Day".
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