The Out-Laws - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Out-Laws"
The Out-Laws (2023)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
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Actors and characters
Laci Mosley
Character Marisol
Daniel Andrew Jablons
Character Gary
Peggy Walton-Walker
Character Grandma Ruth
Betsy Sodaro
Character Chef Ida
Paul Eliopoulos
Character Hopper
Setaleki Manu
Character Heavyset Samoan
Tywayne Wheatt
Character Bank Customer #1
Otis Winston
Character Henchman #2
Rebecca Covert
Character Young Daughter
Reyn Doi
Character Babayan
Josh Bolla
Character Chicken McNugget Man
Lynne Ashe
Character Woman at Table
Haley Leary
Character Female Tattooer
John Wesley Randall
Character Aaron
Jemmi
Character Benihana Chef
Gigi Bermingham
Character Sheryl
John Winscher
Character Shady Dude
Montrel Miller
Character Mailman Danny
Anthony Belevtsov
Character Henchman #3 (at Rehan's)
Zele Avradopoulos
Character Aunt Linda
Tyieshia Rhodes
Character Tyree's Date
Jordan Foster
Character Bank Patron #1
Brendin Brown
Character Vince's Assistant
What's left behind the scenes
- Screenwriters Ben Zazov and Evan Turner pitched the film idea to Adam Devine back in 2016. He jotted down the essence of it in a notebook, then stuck it away somewhere and completely forgot about it for several years. Later, he found the notebook, read what was written in it, decided the idea was quite good, and immediately contacted the screenwriters, secretly fearing that the idea was already gone. Fortunately, his fears were unfounded.
- Adam Devine’s character uses the words “she left me roses on the stairs” as a password. This is a line from the 2000 song “All The Small Things” by the American punk band “Blink-182”.
- The idea of dressing his character as Shrek during the robbery scene belonged to Adam Devine himself. When it turned out that he had to start getting made up as Shrek at 5 a.m. (and the shooting lasted for several weeks), he bitterly regretted it.
- The character Adam Divine uses the phrase “she left me roses on the stairs” as a password. This is a line from the song “All The Small Things” (2000) by the American punk band “Blink-182”.
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Auditions in India
Casting calls in USA
Castingi w Polsce
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