Jerry Maguire - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Jerry Maguire"
Jerry Maguire (1996)
Timing:
2:19 (139 min)
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Actors and characters
Mark Pellington
Character Bill Dooler
Jared Jussim
Character Dicky Fox
Benjamin Kimball Smith
Character Keith Cushman
Ingrid Beer
Character Anne-Louise
Jann Wenner
Character Scully
Nada Despotovich
Character Wendy
Aries Spears
Character Tee Pee
Kelly Coffield Park
Character Jan
Alice Marie Crowe
Character Alice
Larina Adamson
Character Women's Group Member
Winnie Holzman
Character Women's Group Member
Diana Jordan
Character Women's Group Member
Susan Norfleet
Character Women's Group Member
Susan Pingleton
Character Women's Group Member
Cha Cha Sandoval-McMahon
Character Women's Group Member
Glenn Frey
Character Dennis Wilburn
Beaumont Bacon
Character Cleo
Lisa Amsterdam
Character Patricia Logan
Leslie Upson
Character Flight Attendant
Lightfield Lewis
Character Room Service Waiter
Russel Lunday
Character Doctor
Brent Barry
Character Calvin Nack
Charlie Cronin
Character Hootie Fan
Rod Tate
Character 'Baja' Brunard
Danny Rimmer
Character Sad Autograph Boy
Michael James Johnson
Character Clark Hodd
Jordan Ross
Character Art Stallings
Brandon Christianson
Character Young Golfer
Kirsten Krueger
Character Draft Reporter
Shannon Thornton
Character Pressbox Columnist
Luis Damian
Character Mariachi Band
Jesus Alberto Guzman
Character Mariachi Band
Juan Arnoldo Morales
Character Mariachi Band
Alberto Alfavo
Character Mariachi Band
Andrea Ferrell
Character Woman in Elevator
Thomas J. Reilly
Character Reverend
Jim Moffatt
Character NFL Guest
Leo Zick
Character NFL Guest
Klair Bybee
Character NFL Guest
Stan Sessoms
Character Shower Man
Gale Hillman
Character Locker Room Athlete
Heather Cheney
Character Idealized Kissing Wife
Dennis Fitzgerald
Character Idealized Kissing Husband
Stephanie Furst
Character Former Girlfriend
Lisa Rotondi
Character Former Girlfriend
Lisa Stahl
Character Former Girlfriend
Amaryllis Borrego
Character Former Girlfriend
Stacey A. Snyder
Character Former Girlfriend
Lauren Parker
Character Former Girlfriend
Kymberly Kalil
Character Former Girlfriend
Golde Starger
Character Former Girlfriend
Roy Firestone
Character Roy Firestone
Dan Dierdorf
Character Dan Dierdorf
Mel Kiper
Character Mel Kiper
Jeffrey Lurie
Character Jeffrey Lurie
Drew Rosenhaus
Character Drew Rosenhaus
Richie Kotite
Character Richie Kotite
Tim McDonald
Character Tim McDonald
Mike Tirico
Character Mike Tirico
Wayne Fontes
Character Wayne Fontes
Evelyn Fontes
Character Evelyn Fontes
Mike White
Character Mike White
Johnnie Morton
Character Johnnie Morton
Rick Mirer
Character Rick Mirer
Drew Bledsoe
Character Drew Bledsoe
Rob Moore
Character Rob Moore
Ki-Jana Carter
Character Ki-Jana Carter
Herman Moore
Character Herman Moore
Art Monk
Character Art Monk
Troy Aikman
Character Troy Aikman
Katarina Witt
Character Katarina Witt
Dean Biasucci
Character Dean Biasucci
Warren Moon
Character Warren Moon
Kerry Collins
Character Kerry Collins
Erica Sorgi
Character Erica Sorgi
Tom Friend
Character Tom Friend
Dallas Malloy
Character Dallas Malloy
Jim Irsay
Character Jim Irsay
Meg Irsay
Character Meg Irsay
Jacqueline Collen
Character Girl (uncredited)
Luanne Crawford
Character Press Box Reporter (uncredited)
Joanna Daniels
Character Former Girlfriend (uncredited)
Micki Duran
Character Dancer (uncredited)
Mia Korf
Character Former Girlfriend (uncredited)
Valerie Richards
Character Video Girl (uncredited)
June Saruwatari
Character Reporter (uncredited)
Iva Franks-Singer
Character Airplane Passenger (uncredited)
Carolyn Renee Smith
Character Airplane Passenger (uncredited)
Lynnanne Zager
Character Answering Machine (voice) (uncredited)
Leigh Steinberg
Character Leigh Steinberg
What's left behind the scenes
- According to Cameron Crowe, he approved Zellweger because she was the only candidate for the role of Dorothy who definitely wouldn't flirt with Tom Cruise.
- Renée Zellweger admitted that on the day she was cast in the film, she had been out of work for so long that she couldn't even withdraw money from her card because there wasn't enough in the account.
- Writing the script took 3.5 years. When the script was finally ready and filming could begin, its author, Cameron Crowe, decided that Tom Hanks, who had been pre-selected for the lead role, was now too old for it.
- The scene in which the characters played by Tom Cruise and Jonathan Lipnicki first talk in the living room was entirely improvised from beginning to end. Cameron Crowe deliberately didn't write dialogue for this scene, believing that improvisation would allow the actors to play more sincerely.
- Tom Cruise later admitted that he had completely forgotten that Bonnie Hunt also starred in Barry Levinson's drama 'Rain Man' (1988). When Hunt told him they had worked together before, Cruise assumed she was joking.
- It is believed that the film is based on the story of a real sports agent named Lee Steinberg. Steinberg appeared in an episodic role as the agent of football player Troy Aikman (which he actually was). A former partner of Steinberg poached his clients – both in reality and in the film.
- According to Bonnie Hunt, the most difficult thing was playing a character that Tom Cruise didn't like.
- Paula Abdul helped Cuba Gooding Jr. rehearse the dance.
- The roles of Dorothy and Jerry were originally written for Winona Ryder and Tom Hanks. However, it turned out that Hanks was busy filming the comedy “That Thing You Do!” (Tom Hanks, 1996). Ryder could have participated in the project, but she and Tom Cruise looked like siblings on screen, and Renée Zellweger was cast instead.
- Paula Abdul helped Cuba Gooding Jr. rehearse the dance.
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