Rock of Ages - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Rock of Ages"
Rock of Ages (2012)
Timing:
2:3 (123 min)
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Actors and characters
Erica Frene
Character Beth
Shane Hartline
Character Bartender Jimmy
Matthew Rush Sullivan
Character Random Guy
Michael Olusczak
Character Crook
Anthony Bellissimo
Character Rocker Thief
Celina Beach
Character Mayor's Secretary
Angelo Valderrama
Character Chico
Chantel Gonsalves
Character Stacee Groupie
Tyne Stecklein
Character Stacee Groupie
Hanna Lee Sakakibara
Character Stacee Groupie
Jaimie Goodwin
Character Stacee Groupie
Denise Faye
Character Protest Mother #1
Marriann Nelson
Character Protest Mother #2
C.J. Tywoniak
Character Drew's Band
Maxwell Terlecki
Character Drew's Band
Robert Reef
Character Drew's Band
Marcus Johns
Character Drew's Band
Vivi Pineda
Character Waitress #1
Aniela McGuinness
Character Waitress #2
Elvire Emanuelle
Character Waitress #3
David Gibbs
Character Arsenal Band
Daniel Wills
Character Arsenal Band
Prince Shah
Character Store Manager
Benjamin Malone
Character Motel Manager
Anya Garnis
Character Destiny
Barry Habib
Character Record Executive
Constantine Maroulis
Character Record Executive
Heather Leigh Davis
Character Clothes Stylist
Josh Randall
Character Z-Guyeezz #1 - Donny
Jack Mountford
Character Z-Guyeezz #2 - Joey
Elgin Kos Aponte
Character Z-Guyeezz #3 - Kevy
Veronica Berry
Character Louise / Assistant #2
Karelix Alicea
Character Sinnamon
Choice Gray
Character Kissing Girl
Sophie Cook
Character Female Fan
Tawni Edwards
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Natalia Gonzalez
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Tara Nicole Hughes
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Kelsey Lack
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Mary Ann Lamb
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Isis Masoud
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Jill Nicklaus
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Maria Ines Serritella
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Jenni Lynn Thomasson
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Kelly Truzzolino
Character Dancer - Protesting Mother
Shana Burns
Character Dancer - Bourbon Worker
Ian Joseph Paget
Character Dancer - Bourbon Worker
Shekitra Starke
Character Dancer - Bourbon Worker
Alexis Adler
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Danielle Core
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Chelsea Corp
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Chriz Embroz
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Lina Ferrera
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Susie Garcia
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Michelle Elizabeth Griffith
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Milena Hale
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Ann Lewin
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Marissa Alma Nick
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Katrina Rose Tandy
Character Dancer - Bourbon Patron
Katherine Akra
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Billy Angell
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Alethea Austin
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Michael Balderrama
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Janet Briceño
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Jenyne Butterfly
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Bubba Carr
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Jocelyn Dowling
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Jennifer Fain
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Marlo Fisken
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Scott Fowler
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Anthony Jude Francisco
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Courtney Galiano
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Brittany Grimsley
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Neil Haskell
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Michael Higgins
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Scott Hislop
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Cris Judd
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Keith Kuhl
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Brooke Upton
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Tiffany Maher
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Tiger Martina
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Angelique Martinez
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Mark Myars
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Frank Meli
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Carolyn Pace
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Nathan Prevost
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Danielle Rueda-Watts
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Julie Wiesman
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Tovaris Wilson
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
William Wingfield
Character Dancer - Venus Gentleman's Club
Joseph Akharoh Jr.
Character Burgundy Room Rocker
Marnie Alexenburg
Character News Reporter
Liannette Altuve
Character Groupie
Alain Alvarez
Character Bourbon Room Rocker
Pearce Blair
Character Game Concession Hawker
Andrew Blandina
Character Bandana Rocker
Brandon Blondun
Character Singing Bus Passenger
Lashawn Butler
Character Lady at the Park
Gail Byer
Character Protestor Mom
Alex Caceres
Character Rocker
Lorraine Caporaso
Character Amusement Park Guest
Santos Caraballo
Character Homeless Man
Brad Champion
Character Band Member
Heather Ashley Chase
Character Venus Room Dancer
Jordan M. Cohen
Character Tranny
Shawn Copenhaver
Character Rocker
Anna Crossley
Character Protestor / Pedestrian
Patrice Cruz
Character Rocker
Ellen Marguerite Cullivan
Character The Bourbon Room Rocker / Dancer
Sarah Dandashy
Character Rocker Chick
Terra Dawn
Character Punk Girl
Christopher De Stefano
Character Rocker
Jordana DePaula
Character Waitress
Robert di Scipio
Character Arsenal Roadie
Eric Ditman
Character Businessman
Adam Dormi
Character Security Guard
Corinne Engstrom
Character Rocker Chick
Ely Feldman
Character Rocker
Marcelo Feldman
Character Venice Beach Rockstar
Tracey Ferrara
Character Rocker Babe
Frenchi Firecracker
Character Roller Skater
Katie Flynn
Character Arsenal Rock Fan
Blake French
Character Rocker
Brett Friedmann
Character Singing Bus Passenger
Ricardo Fumasoli
Character Arsenal Roadie
Juan Gallo
Character Front Row Concert Attendee
Jason Gatto
Character Roadie
Katherine Gilton
Character Rocker
Buddha Gonzalez
Character Front Row Concert Attendee
Jessica Guadix
Character Dancer
Mike Guzman
Character Protestor
Randy Herman
Character Rocker
Angel Luis Hernández
Character Rocker
JLynne Herrington
Character Phonebooth Rocker
Derek Hough
Character Dancer
Tamara Jones
Character Singing Bus Passenger
Shauna Kae Lauritzen
Character Rocker Chick
Valentina Karantoni
Character Bourbon Room Rocker
Irene Kelly
Character Rocker
Grant Koo
Character Driver
Helmy Lavezzari
Character Sexy Rock Girl Pedestrian
Tracy Lee
Character Doorman
Gisselle Legere
Character Dancer
Laurel Levey
Character Stacee Jaxx Fan
Constantine Malahias
Character Rock Fan at Bar
John McGlothlin
Character Stoned Surfer Rocker
John McKarthy
Character Record Executive
Stephanie McLane
Character Protest Mom
Tom Milana
Character Man in Street
Jim Mitchell
Character Rocker Guy
Maria Musebrink
Character Fan
Margeaux Nelson
Character Video Vixen
Scott Opiela
Character Bourbon Room Roadie / Venice Beach Lead Guitar
Mina Ownlee
Character Rocker
Antonio Padin
Character Rocking Cool Dude
Susan Pages
Character Midwestern Mom
Tatiana Paris
Character Rocker
Jennie Parrish
Character Arsenal Rock Fan
Nicholas X. Parsons
Character Guy in Crowd
Heathyre Perara
Character Arsenal Fan
Ryan Powers
Character Singing Bus Passenger
Lisa Marie Quillinan
Character Narrator (voice)
Heidi Rae
Character Rocker
Andrew Raffelson
Character Arsenal Groupie (uncredited)
Terry L. Reed
Character Gas Station Customer
Christina Rodriguez
Character Campaign Supporter
Joe Rodriguez
Character Rocker
Tony Saiz
Character Driver
Katie Schaar
Character Dancer
Metisha Schaefer
Character Dancer
Danny Shamon
Character Arsenal Fan
Ron Shimshilashvili
Character Comedian
Julia Shure
Character Rocker
Veronica Viruet Simpson
Character Arsenal Fan
Jaime Ray Soto
Character Rocker
Craig C. Stewart
Character Rocker
Frank Tedesco
Character Sunset Strip Dude / Cafe Patron
Lacey Toups
Character Girl in Crowd
Mayra Vallejo
Character Rocker
Charles Van Dyke
Character Bus Passenger
Giovanni Velazquez
Character Dancer
Vanessa Volt
Character Rocker
Tracy Weisert
Character Popcorn Woman
Jennifer Wolfson
Character Street Rocker
Jason Wool
Character Record Store Customer / Rocker / Bouncer / Taxi Driver
Christian Ijin Link
Character Grauman's Theater Tourist (uncredited)
Patrick H. Fox
Character Automobile Driver
What's left behind the scenes
- “Rock of Ages” is a film adaptation of the stage musical of the same name, based on the book by Chris D’Arienzo.
- Will Ferrell and Steve Carell were considered for the role of Dennis Dupree.
- Taylor Swift could have played Sherry, but the role went to Julianna Huff.
- Anne Hathaway and Amy Adams were offered the role of Constance, but both declined due to scheduling conflicts. Hathaway was busy filming 'The Dark Knight Rises' (2012), and Adams with 'Man of Steel' (2013). Malin Akerman, who starred in 'Watchmen' (2009), ultimately took on the role.
- Before Malin Akerman was cast, Gwyneth Paltrow and Olivia Wilde were considered for the role.
- Konstantin Marulya, who played the musical representative in this film, embodied the role of Drew Boley in the Broadway production and was nominated for 'Best Leading Actor in a Musical' at the 2009 Tony Awards for his performance.
- The scene made to look like the 'Hollywood' sign was actually filmed at a landfill in Pompano Beach, Florida.
- During a “song duel” at the club, protesters against rock – seemingly modeled after the Parents' Music Resource Center (an American public organization that introduced special stickers (Parental Advisory) on music CDs warning about content they deemed undesirable) – sing Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It.” In real life, Dee Snider, the vocalist of Twisted Sister, was one of the most outspoken critics of the PMRC and testified against the organization’s proposals at Senate hearings in September 1985.
- A Wilhelm scream can be heard when one of the “Z-guyeezz” members is thrown off the stage of “The Bourbon Room” and falls to the floor.
- When Sherry and Drew are in the music store, a copy of the original soundtrack to the film “Footloose” (1984) can be seen. Julianna Hough also starred in the remake of this film – “Footloose” (2011).
- Tom Cruise took vocal lessons for four and a half months to prepare for his role. His preparation also included push-ups and abdominal exercises.
- Gloria Estefan was considered for the role of Patricia Whitmore. She was so enthusiastic about the role that she even occasionally stood in for Catherine Zeta-Jones during script readings when she was unable to attend.
- Midway through the film, a 1990s 'Lincoln Town Car' can be spotted on busy streets, a model that did not exist in 1987.
- Drew carries a hard plastic guitar case. However, cases of this type only appeared in the 21st century.
- At one point near the 'Bourbon' club, a 1995 Chrysler LeBaron convertible can be seen (a more refined model without hidden headlights).
- In the music store, the Iron Maiden album 'Somewhere in Time' from 1986 is prominently displayed on one of the walls. However, it's the cover from the 1998 reissue, where the band and album title were much smaller and located in the upper left corner, compared to the original cover.
- When Patricia tells her husband about her 'neighbor' in the car, she is holding papers. They are held together by a clip with metal, hinged fasteners that alternate between pointing up and down.
- When Sherry goes outside after breaking up with Drew, her elaborately styled hair is already limp and wet, even though she hasn't had time to get caught in the rain.
- When Stacey and Constance sing “I Want to Know What Love Is” facing a mirror, part of Constance’s hairstyle is visible in the reflection, and it looks as though the reflection doesn't show her hair – there are a lot of brownish and reddish streaks there, while Constance is blonde with no hint of red.
- During the performance of Sherry’s rendition of “More Than Words,” there’s a scene where Drew adjusts the microphone to which a scarf is already tied, and this is before Lonnie has done the “sound check.”
- At the end of the scene where Drew’s band plays for Stacey, it is clearly visible that Drew is using a wired microphone to which no cable is connected.
- The fictional club “Bourbon” is supposedly located on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, California. West Hollywood wasn’t previously registered as a separate city; this only happened in 1984 (before the events of the film). In any case, the mayor of Los Angeles would have no jurisdiction over the establishments located there.
- The film's events take place in 1987, but many of the songs were written later: Warrant – «Heaven» (1988), Extreme – «More Than Words» (1990), Poison – «Every Rose Has Its Thorn» (1988), Skid Row – «I Remember You» (1989). It should be noted, however, that these songs reflect the second half of the 1980s overall, and the film is more of a musical fantasy than a historically accurate depiction of a specific period.
- During Drew's first performance on stage, the mirror effect creates the impression that he is holding the guitar differently, but this is not the case, as the inscription on his t-shirt is also mirrored.
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