Super Mario Bros. - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Super Mario Bros."
Super Mario Bros. (1993)
Timing:
1:45 (105 min)
4.5/10
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5.428/10
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4.2/10
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Actors and characters
Dana Kaminski
Character Daniella
Sylvia Harman
Character Old Lady
Desiree Marie Velez
Character Angelica
Andrea Powell
Character Brooklyn Girl
Heather Pendergast
Character Brooklyn Girl
Melanie Salvatore
Character Brooklyn Girl
John Fifer
Character Goomba Toad
Don Lake
Character Sgt. Simon
Terry Finn
Character Hatcheck Girl
Thomas Merdis
Character Goomba
Michael Harding
Character Goomba
Michael Lynch
Character Goomba
Scott Mactavish
Character Goomba
Wallace Merck
Character Goomba
Mona B. Fierro
Character Nun
Karen Brigman
Character Nun
Christi K. Work
Character Nun
Joy Reese
Character Nun
Lucy Alpaugh
Character Nun
Patt Noday
Character Reporter #2
Robert Lee Edwards
Character Scapelli Bodyguard
Ronald Lou Edwards
Character Scapelli Bodyguard
Matthew Zachary Hopkins
Character Pizza Delivery Boy
Robert Priester
Character Egon
Preston Lane
Character James
Jim Asaki
Character Japanese Businessman #1
Matt Nikko
Character Japanese Businessman #2
Kevin West
Character Devo Controller
Jeffrey Pillars
Character Devo Technician
Fred Folger
Character Goomba (uncredited)
David Kraus
Character Singing Waiter (uncredited)
Ronnie Jay Leipold
Character Crazed Lunatic (uncredited)
Alan McCoy
Character Devo Technician (uncredited)
Mark Jeffrey Miller
Character Vendor (uncredited)
Carlene Moore
Character Prostitute (uncredited)
Neil Riddaway
Character Brooklyn Girl (uncredited)
Joe West
Character Archaeology Student (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the 'Mario' series of computer games (1983 – present, Nintendo).
- There was one rather curious error in the film's plot. When Spike asks Iggy, testing his newly acquired high intellect, what 191 multiplied by 191 is, he replies: 'Twenty-six thousand four hundred eighty-one'.
- Throughout the film, the inhabitants of the parallel world never addressed the Mario brothers by their names, referring to them only as "plumbers," "mammals," or "monkeys." Incidentally, Mario himself never once called Princess Daisy by her name.
- Dinohattan was built on an abandoned cement factory in a forest near Wilmington, North Carolina, and its design was adapted to the existing structure of the building.
- The film is based on the "Mario" series of video games (1983 – present, Nintendo).
Did you like the film?
Auditions in India
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Castingi w Polsce
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