Species - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Species"
Species (1995)
Timing:
1:48 (108 min)
5.977/10
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6.041/10
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5.9/10
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Actors and characters
Herta Ware
Character Mrs. Morris
Scott McKenna
Character Train Hobo
Virginia Morris
Character Mother
Jayne Luke
Character Snack Shop Clerk
David K. Schroeder
Character German Tourist
David Jensen
Character Conductor
Shirley Prestia
Character Victoria Roth, Ph.D.
David Selburg
Character Government Man
Melissa Bickerton
Character Fitch's Secretary
Lucy Rodriguez
Character Wedding Dress Saleswoman
Scott Sproule
Character Team Driver
Gary Bullock
Character Motel Clerk
Susan Hauser
Character Lab Worker
Caroline Barclay
Character Drunken Girl
Anthony Guidera
Character Robbie, Guy Picking Up Sil
Sara Lise
Character Screaming Woman
Whip Hubley
Character John Carey
Leslie Ishii
Character Hospital Nurse
Marliese Schneider
Character Abducted Woman
Robert Mendelson
Character Homeless Man
Lisa Liberati
Character Bathroom Bimbo
Ed Stone
Character Waiter
Dendrie Taylor
Character Marie
Kurtis Burow
Character Baby Boy
Justin Armao
Character Bystander (uncredited)
Jellybean Benítez
Character Club DJ (uncredited)
Jimmy Chunga
Character Commando (uncredited)
James Ent
Character Lt. Steele (uncredited)
Roman Güttinger
Character Doctor (uncredited)
Christopher Ivins
Character Soldier (uncredited)
Jason Newell
Character Special Forces (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- H.R. Giger invested $100,000 of his own money into the scene with the nightmarish train due to MGM's refusal to film it, and the episode was eventually shot.
- For the scene in which Natasha Henstridge's character is born from the cocoon, the set was built upside down. Natasha Henstridge, naked and covered in lubricant, was pushed through the cocoon, and then the shot was flipped.
- Frank Walker, who provided the sound effects for the alien creature, said that his vocal cords were strained by the sheer number of different sounds he had to make, but he still found it “cool and mind-blowing.”
- Alfred Molina later recalled that on the day they filmed the sexual scene with Natasha Henstridge, she was noticeably nervous, as she had never participated in such scenes before. To make her feel more comfortable, Molina told his partner that it was his first time as well, as his only previous similar scene was with a man in Stephen Frears' drama 'Prick Up Your Ears' (1987).
- For the scene in which a creature is born from a cocoon, the set was built upside down. Natasha Henstridge was pushed through the cocoon, and then the shot was flipped.
- Alfred Molina recalled that on the day they filmed the intimate scene with Natasha Henstridge, she was noticeably nervous, as she had never participated in such scenes before. To make her feel more comfortable, Molina said that this was also his first time, but he had previously had a similar scene with a man in the play "Bent".
- Alfred Molina recalled that on the day they filmed the intimate scene with Natasha Henstridge, she was noticeably nervous as she had never participated in such scenes before. To make her feel more comfortable, Molina told her that it was his first time too, but that he had previously had a similar scene with a man in the drama "Listen."
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