Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire"
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024)
Timing:
1:55 (115 min)
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Actors and characters
Logan Kim
Character Podcast
Stephen Whitfield
Character Fire Captain (1904)
Samuel Greco
Character Firefighter (1904)
Chris Ginesi
Character Firefighter (1904)
Karack Osborn
Character Firefighter (1904)
Kevin Mangold
Character Slimer (Puppeteer)
Ian Whyte
Character Garraka (Puppeteer)
Natalie Cousteau
Character Dadi
Allison McKay
Character Ms. Mikowski
Adam Speers
Character Doll Owner
Claire Titelman
Character News Correspondent
Kalisha Amaris Johnson
Character Reporter
Andrew Goddard
Character Reporter
Deeivya Meir
Character Reporter
Sophia Lucia Parola
Character Woman (Beach)
Megan Robinson
Character Mother (Coffee Shop)
Evelyn Anne Bulls
Character Child (Coffee Shop)
Camari Brown
Character Man Running Away (Beach)
Claudia Nell McCoy
Character Woman Running Away (Beach)
Damian Muziani
Character Taxi Driver (In Traffic)
Remy Germinario
Character Tourist Couple Looking at Map
Michael Kushner
Character Tourist Couple Looking at Map
Deisy Patiño
Character Woman's Friend at Beach
Victoria Giler
Character Woman's Friend at Beach
Cassidy Goron
Character Child (Beach)
Georgia Arron
Character Podcast's Fan
Jesse Gallegos
Character Vape Shop Clerk
Jonathan Mercedes
Character NY Cop
Vinnie Coppola
Character NY Cop
A.J. Voliton
Character NYC Bystander
Adam Murray
Character Truck Driver
Ryan Bartley
Character Mini-Pufts (voice) (uncredited)
Maria Teresa Creasey
Character Waitress
Alan D West
Character New Yorker (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The garbage ghost, Buggy, was created using practical effects (meaning physical techniques to create visual illusions; these involve the use of actual props, makeup, models, miniatures, pyrotechnics, animatronics, and other material methods).
- Director and screenwriter Gil Kenan confirmed that Ivan Reitman (who passed away in February 2022, three months before Sony officially announced work on this sequel) was aware of the intention to make this film while he was alive. Kenan and Jason Reitman (screenwriter) shared their plans for this film with the director of the original films in the franchise, and he approved them and even shared some thoughts regarding the script.
- The film was originally scheduled for release in the US on December 20, 2023, but due to a labor dispute between the actors' union SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers in 2023, the release date was postponed to March 29, 2024.
- Rick Moranis retired from acting in 1997 and has now refused to return to the role of Louis Tully, which he played in the films of the franchise.
- A significant portion of the film was shot in the pavilions of British film studios. British actor James Acaster was cast in the role of Lars, as hiring local actors was among the requirements for filmmakers applying for preferential tax status.
- The film features 1,400 visual effects. Jeffrey Baumann was responsible for the special effects. Working on the film gave him the rare opportunity to return to the early days of special effects in cinema, while applying the latest advances in science and technology to make the corresponding shots believable. Old-fashioned special effects were used in the film, for example, in scenes with the appearance and disappearance of smoke, a remote-controlled vacuum cleaner, and a tricycle. Baumann particularly enjoyed working with puppeteers and special effects artists.
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