The Princess Diaries - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Princess Diaries"
The Princess Diaries (2001)
Timing:
1:55 (115 min)
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Actors and characters
Kathleen Marshall
Character Charlotte Kutaway
Kimleigh Smith
Character Ms. Wells
Mindy Burbano
Character Ms. Harbula
Elizabeth Gudenrath
Character Anna
Tamara Levinson
Character Lupe
Lenore Thomas
Character Melissa
Erik Bragg
Character Bobby Bad
Meredith Shevory
Character Meredith
Anita Marie Curran
Character Anita
Cassie Rowell
Character Alice
Joe Unitas
Character Coach Joe Ewe
Clare Sera
Character Maria Motaz
Darwood Chung
Character Emperor Sakamoto
Julie Paris
Character Princess Palisades
Jeff Michalski
Character Scottish Duke
Erin O'Reilly
Character Scottish Duchess
Steve Restivo
Character Count Vitello
Brigitta Lauren
Character Lady Lindenlaub
Jane Morris
Character Lady Evergreen
Gary Combs
Character Lord Fricker
Allan Kent
Character State Dinner Waiter
Robert Glaudini
Character Adolpho
Bill Ferrell
Character Darrell
Joe Ross
Character Consulate Maitre D'
Charles Guardino
Character Mel
Sparrow Heatley
Character Gretchen
Gwenda Perez
Character Helga
Barbara Marshall
Character Lady Jerome
Sam Denoff
Character Lord Jerome
Tracy Reiner
Character Spencer
Daru Kawalkowski
Character Countess Puck
Diane Frazen
Character Ball Guest Diane
Barbara Nabozny
Character Barbara
Sol Rosenthal
Character Lawyer Ball Guest
Hope Alexander-Willis
Character Lady Caroline
Joe Allen Price
Character Father Joseph
Willie Brown
Character Himself
Patrick Richwood
Character Mr. Robutusen
Terry Brown
Character Arthur Washington
James Brown Orleans
Character Dr. Motors
Rob Zylowski
Character Pizza Delivery Man
Sunny Hawks
Character Vivian
Kathy Garver
Character Cable Tourist
Erika Young
Character Umbrella Lady
Ethan Sandler
Character Tour Bus Driver
Shan Elliot
Character Michael's Bandmate
Trey Carter
Character Michael's Bandmate
Bud Markowitz
Character Pear Juggler
Brian Phelps
Character DJ Brian
Lily Marshall-Fricker
Character Kid Autograph Seeker
Tom Hines
Character Nelson Davenport
Patrick Noonan
Character Suki's Cameraman
Ali Gage
Character Beach Reporter Ali
John Moran
Character Beach Photographer
Tanya DiFrancesco
Character Beach Reporter
Tonje Larsgard
Character Ball Reporter
Rueben Grundy
Character Street Reporter
Gwen Holloway
Character Street Reporter
Lori Sigrist
Character Twin Reporter
Terri Sigrist
Character Twin Reporter
Ned Brower
Character Michael's Bandmate (uncredited)
Craig Richards
Character Student's Father (uncredited)
Terry Wayne
Character Clark (uncredited)
Charlotte Marshall-Fricker
Character Kid Autograph Seeker
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on Meg Cabot's novel "The Princess Diaries" (2000).
- The film was directed by Garry Marshall. Debra Martin Chase and Whitney Houston served as producers. Anne Hathaway was cast as Mia because Marshall's daughters saw her on a videotape and said she had the best hair for a princess.
- Hector Elizondo, who appears in all of Marshall's films, plays Joseph, the bodyguard. His daughter, Kathleen Marshall, plays Queen Charlotte's secretary, Charlotte Kutaway, whose last name is only mentioned in the credits.
- The plot of the book takes place in New York, but in the film it was moved to San Francisco because Marshall's granddaughters live there.
- According to Anne Hathaway, Liv Tyler was initially supposed to play Mia Thermopolis, but the producers then decided it was better to use faces unfamiliar to the audience. Over 500 actresses auditioned for the lead role.
- The sequel, "The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement," was released in August 2004.
- Garry Marshall’s granddaughters watched audition tapes of actresses for the role of Mia. They advised their grandfather to choose Anne Hathaway because her hair resembled a princess’s.
- Hector Elizondo, who appeared in all of Marshall's films, plays Joseph, the doorman. His daughter, Kathleen Marshall, plays Queen Charlotte's secretary, Charlotte Cateway, whose last name is only mentioned in the credits.
- The scene in which the main character, played by Anne Hathaway, slips on the bleachers and falls was not in the script. The actress actually slipped on the wet surface and fell, and director Garry Marshall decided to keep the take in the film.
- When the main character accidentally sets her neighbor's sleeve on fire, it was supposed to be extinguished when he dipped his hand into a bucket of ice, but the flame didn't go out. Anne Hathaway was frightened and poured the contents of her glass over the man's sleeve, which was also not in the script.
- Garry Marshall added the scene with the retainer (an orthodontic device for maintaining the results of bite correction or teeth alignment) to the film after learning that Anne Hathaway wore a retainer as a child, but found it difficult to speak with it in. The actress brought her own retainer to the set.
- Anne Hathaway wore a hairpiece on set to make her hair look fuller and thicker. The entire film crew and all the actors involved in the film called this hairpiece "the beast." Before applying makeup and prosthetics, they glued on her eyebrows, attaching each hair individually.
- The jewelry and tiara with genuine diamonds worn by Julie Andrews in the final part of the film cost $500,000. Anne Hathaway’s tiara was made specifically for the actress from cubic zirconia (a lab-created material consisting of zirconium dioxide).
- Before filming, Anne Hathaway took rock climbing lessons.
- Hector Elizondo spent several hours throwing a ball into a basketball hoop on a rainy court, while the scene in the film lasts only a few seconds.
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