Cry-Baby - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Cry-Baby"
Cry-Baby (1990)
Timing:
1:25 (85 min)
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Actors and characters
Darren E. Burrows
Character Milton Hackett
Kim McGuire
Character Mona 'Hatchet-Face' Malnorowski
Kim Webb
Character Lenora
Alan J. Wendl
Character Toe-Joe
Jonathan Benya
Character Snare-Drum
Scout Raskin
Character Susie-Q
Robert Tyree
Character Dupree
Angie Levroney
Character Dupree's Girlfriend
Drew Ebersole
Character Whiffle #1
Kenny Curtis
Character Whiffle #2
Scott Neilson
Character Whiffle #3
Craig Wallace
Character Conk #1
Phillip Broussard
Character Conk #2
Nick Fleming
Character Conk #4
Robbie Jones
Character Conk #5
Vivienne Shub
Character Mrs. Tadlock
Robert Marbury
Character Angelic Boyfriend
Skip Spencer
Character Strip Poker #1
Susan Lowe
Character Night Court Parent
Dan Griffith
Character Snake-Eyes Hood
Kirk McEwen
Character Convict #1
Eric Lucas
Character Convict #2
Frank Maldonado
Character Convict #3
Patrick Mitchell
Character Convict #4
Mary Vivian Pearce
Character Picnic Mother
Steve Aronson
Character Mean Guard
Kelly Goldberg
Character Pepper's Baby
Joey Perillo
Character Ko Jo Jackson (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- James Intveld and Rachel Sweet provide the singing voices for Johnny Depp and Amy Locane in the film.
- Although Johnny Depp was not entrusted with performing the vocal parts of his character, the actor’s musical and concert experience was still useful: Depp acted as a consultant and helped assistants choose guitars, amplifiers, and other musical equipment.
- The film is set in Baltimore – the hometown of director John Waters – in 1954.
- Prisoners are watching the film "Creature from the Black Lagoon" (1954) with 3D glasses, but a regular black and white version is playing on the screen.
- Johnny Depp hates to dance, but director John Waters convinced him it was necessary for the film.
- To find a young actor for the role of Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker, director John Waters spent $30 on teen magazines. Johnny Depp was on all the covers, very popular at the time for his role in "21 Jump Street" (1987-1991). Depp found the script funny and strange, and agreed to take on this unusual role for himself in an attempt to escape the image of a teen idol.
- Iggy Pop was forced to shave his head for the film. John Waters still keeps a lock of his hair in a photo album at home.
- Tom Cruise, Robert Downey Jr., and Jim Carrey were also considered for the role of Cry-Baby.
- Drew Barrymore was considered for the role of Allison.
- Although the tattoo of "Cry-Baby" on Johnny Depp's arm is fake, the Indian tattoo above it is real.
- The film is set in 1954. However, Milton in Ramona's house is reading an issue of Tales To Astonish #12, which wouldn't be released until October 1960.
- Prisoners are watching the film "Creature from the Black Lagoon" (1954) with 3D glasses, but a regular black and white version is playing on the screen.
- To find a young actor for the role of Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker, director John Waters spent $30 on magazines for teenagers. Johnny Depp was on every cover, very popular at the time due to the series "21 Jump Street" (1987-1991). Depp found the script funny and strange, and he agreed to take on this unusual role for himself in an attempt to move away from the image of a teenage idol.
- Although the tattoo with the name "Cry-Baby" on Johnny Depp's arm is fake, the tattoo of the Native American above it is real.
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