Cast:
← Older revision
Revision as of 21:18, September 7, 2014
Line 53:
Line 53:
Kyle Gallner as Larry Bailey - He is a member of the family who is often picked on for having black facial features, and loves to get wired on drugs. Larry is also against violence of any kind, but is too cowardly and secretly afraid of Charlie to break out of his spell or think for himself.
Kyle Gallner as Larry Bailey - He is a member of the family who is often picked on for having black facial features, and loves to get wired on drugs. Larry is also against violence of any kind, but is too cowardly and secretly afraid of Charlie to break out of his spell or think for himself.
−
Megan Fox as Sharon Tate - She was born in Dallas, Texas to two loving parents and was the first of 3 girls. As a teenager, Sharon began modelling and competing in beauty pageants. In high school, she was a very active student, joining the Library Club, Student Council, the Cheerleading squad and became the first homecoming queen of her school. Sharon is a well-read and educated person who learns early how to speak Italian fluently. Problems didn't occur until she fell a victim to date rape, but didn't tell anyone due to feeling that she brought shame on her family's name. Sharon's beauty caught the eye of many directors and they often invited her to have lunch with them and offered her roles. She is a beautiful, caring person who is willing to befriend anyone at any time and is extremely perky when it comes to issues or problems that can or can't be solved.
+
Megan Fox as Sharon Tate - She was born in Dallas, Texas to two loving parents and was the first of 3 girls. As a teenager, Sharon began modelling and competing in beauty pageants. In high school, she was a very active student, joining the Library Club, Student Council, the Cheerleading squad and became the first homecoming queen of her school. Sharon is a well-read and educated person who learns early how to speak Italian fluently. Problems didn't occur until she fell a victim to date rape, but didn't tell anyone due to feeling that she brought shame on her family's name. Sharon's beauty caught the eye of many directors and they often invited her to have lunch with them and offered her roles. She is a beautiful, caring person who is willing to befriend anyone at any time and is extremely perky when it comes to issues or problems that can or can't be solved. She falls in love with hairstylist Jay Sebring and the pair become unseperable. They do everything together, whether it was eating at the fanciest restaurants, attending various Hollywood parties and experimenting with psychedelic drugs like LSD. Sharon's first role was in a movie called Thirteen, where she played a witch with mysterious powers. Her second film was a vampire parody called The Fearless Vampires where she played Sarah, a woman kidnapped by vampires and gets rescued by a bumbling professor and his assistant. While filming the picture, Sharon developed a romantic interest in the director, Roman Polanski and the two soon married. Sharon moved back into the states and began filming her new movie, Don't Make Waves, where she played Malibu. The film was a parody of 60s Beach Movies, filled with a tangled web of love triangles. Alfred Hitchcock began filming the horror film, Rosemary's Baby, and Sharon was recommended for the lead, but lost it because Roman didn't want to be the one to consider her, and no one else knew of her. Twentieth Century eventually casted Sharon in their film version of the bestseller, Valley of The Dolls. She played the character, Jennifer North, a a showgirl whose career focused on her stunning looks. Sharon was unhappy with her movie deal and got her agent to let her off the hook. She eventually got signed over to Columbia Pictures and won a role in The Wrecking Crew. Sharon played the character of Freya Carson, a clumsy agent sent to assist Matt Helm. The part called for her to perform a few fight scenes, so Bruce Lee assisted in giving her Martial Arts lessons. In early 1969, Sharon and Roman bought a house in L.A. Around this time, Sharon found out she was pregnant. She flew to Italy to film her next motion picture, The Thirteen Chairs. Sharon played the part of Pat, a scheming saleswoman working in an antique shop that gets gets involved in a wild goose chase, looking for a fortune hidden in an old chair. After the showbiz, Sharon and Jay decide to settle down in their cul-de-sac and await the arrival of their baby.
−
Toby Stephens as Wojciech Frykowski - He was born in Poland and graduated from school with a degree in chemistry, but chooses to spend his time hanging around filmmakers. Wojciech is well known for being a troublemaker and would often start fistfights. He is an exceptional swimmer and was hired to be the lifeguard on the set of Roman Polanski's first full-length motion picture, Knife in The Water. Underneath his tough exterior, Wojciech is often soft-hearted and good-natured to the point of sentimentality, and utterly loyal. Wojciech's English is poor and tends to create humor from other people. He takes an interest in writing poetry like Jerzy Kosinski. He gets a job at Paramount as a set constructor, but is unhappy with the job and quits. Though he is well-kept, Wojciech starts taking drugs with his girlfriend, but keeps a clean head.
+
Toby Stephens as Wojciech Frykowski - He was born in Poland and graduated from school with a degree in chemistry, but chooses to spend his time hanging around filmmakers. Wojciech is well known for being a troublemaker and would often start fistfights. He is an exceptional swimmer and was hired to be the lifeguard on the set of Roman Polanski's first full-length motion picture, Knife in The Water. Underneath his tough exterior, Wojciech is often soft-hearted and good-natured to the point of sentimentality, and utterly loyal. Wojciech's English is poor and tends to create humor from other people. He takes an interest in writing poetry like Jerzy Kosinski. He gets a job at Paramount as a set constructor, but is unhappy with the job and quits. Though he is well-kept, Wojciech starts taking drugs with his girlfriend, but keeps a clean head. He receives tutoring in English and keeps a diary where he takes notes on American customs.
Jessica Biel as Abigail Folger - She was born in California to Peter Folger, the chairman of Folger Coffee Company, and Inez Mejia. Her parents divorced while she was still young. Growing up in the San Fransisco area, Abigail displayed an interest in art, spending most of her free time painting. Abigail is also musically inclined, being very skilled at playing the piano. She attended the Catalina School for Girls in California, moving on to Radcliffe College where she graduated with honors, finally ending up in Harvard, where she did graduate work and received in Art History. In 1967 she took a job at the University of California art museum in Berkeley, California. Abigail didn't stay in Berkeley long. She soon decided to move to New York City, where she got a job as a magazine publisher, which she eventually left for a job at the Gotham Book Mart on 47th street. It was at a bookstore party where she met a polish author who introduced her to Wojciech Frykowski. Wojciech could barely speak English, but like Abigail, he was fluent in French. The two moved in together before deciding to go to California for the summer. Like her mother, Abigail got involved in volunteer work. She registered as a volunteer social worker for the Los Angeles County Welfare Department. In 1968, Abigail attended fundraisers set up by her mother to aid the Haight-Ashbury Medical Clinic.
Jessica Biel as Abigail Folger - She was born in California to Peter Folger, the chairman of Folger Coffee Company, and Inez Mejia. Her parents divorced while she was still young. Growing up in the San Fransisco area, Abigail displayed an interest in art, spending most of her free time painting. Abigail is also musically inclined, being very skilled at playing the piano. She attended the Catalina School for Girls in California, moving on to Radcliffe College where she graduated with honors, finally ending up in Harvard, where she did graduate work and received in Art History. In 1967 she took a job at the University of California art museum in Berkeley, California. Abigail didn't stay in Berkeley long. She soon decided to move to New York City, where she got a job as a magazine publisher, which she eventually left for a job at the Gotham Book Mart on 47th street. It was at a bookstore party where she met a polish author who introduced her to Wojciech Frykowski. Wojciech could barely speak English, but like Abigail, he was fluent in French. The two moved in together before deciding to go to California for the summer. Like her mother, Abigail got involved in volunteer work. She registered as a volunteer social worker for the Los Angeles County Welfare Department. In 1968, Abigail attended fundraisers set up by her mother to aid the Haight-Ashbury Medical Clinic.
Line 63:
Line 63:
Connor Price as Steven Parent - He grew up in the Los Angeles suburb of El, Monte and is the first of 4 children. Steven doesn't have a serious girlfriend, but often dates here and there. During his free time, he spends it listening to popular folk music and playing the guitar. Steven's main interest is electronics, which leads to trouble with the law. He has been arrested several times for petty theft and spends a lot of time in a youth correctional facility. After school, Steven has two jobs; In the day, he works full time as a delivery boy for a plumbing company and in the evening, he works as a salesman at Jonas Miller Stereo.
Connor Price as Steven Parent - He grew up in the Los Angeles suburb of El, Monte and is the first of 4 children. Steven doesn't have a serious girlfriend, but often dates here and there. During his free time, he spends it listening to popular folk music and playing the guitar. Steven's main interest is electronics, which leads to trouble with the law. He has been arrested several times for petty theft and spends a lot of time in a youth correctional facility. After school, Steven has two jobs; In the day, he works full time as a delivery boy for a plumbing company and in the evening, he works as a salesman at Jonas Miller Stereo.
−
David Born as Leno LaBianca - He was born in Los Angeles, California and took his name from past relatives as an Italian tradition. Leno was an exceptional high school student, which led to him skipping a grade. Outside of school, Leno worked for his father at Gateway Markets. Leno is very quiet, shy and equipped with a subtle sense of humor and has a great capacity for innocently getting himself into all kinds of trouble. In 1943, Leno joined the military police Batallion after receiving army introduction papers. In the fall of 1952, Leno started working at State Wholesale as well as enrolling in Los Angeles City College, studying Business Administration. After one semester at city college, Leno transferred to the University of Southern California and went back to work at Gateway. He met and married a woman named Alice in 1943. The following month, Leno was ordered by Europe to serve in World War 2. This caused problems between the couple. His parents tried to set out his whole life for him and where he'd live. He spent his freetime writing to his wife, gambling and watching movies before returning home, having risen up to technical sergeant. He immediately joined the army reserve where he took rank as Sergeant First Class. Leno's true dream was to breed and race thoroughbred horses, which he gets to live out in Las Vegas with his new wife, Rosemary due to feeling tired of the responsibilities of Gateway and wanted out.
+
David Born as Leno LaBianca - He was born in Los Angeles, California and took his name from past relatives as an Italian tradition. Leno was an exceptional high school student, which led to him skipping a grade. Outside of school, Leno worked for his father at Gateway Markets. Leno is very quiet, shy and equipped with a subtle sense of humor and has a great capacity for innocently getting himself into all kinds of trouble. In 1943, Leno joined the military police Batallion after receiving army introduction papers. In the fall of 1952, Leno started working at State Wholesale as well as enrolling in Los Angeles City College, studying Business Administration. After one semester at city college, Leno transferred to the University of Southern California and went back to work at Gateway. He met and married a woman named Alice in 1943. The following month, Leno was ordered by Europe to serve in World War 2. This caused problems between the couple. His parents tried to set out his whole life for him and where he'd live, but instead Leno and Alice bought a house in Los Felix that was previously owned by Walt Disney. While in Europe, he spent his freetime writing to his wife, gambling and watching movies before returning home, having risen up to technical sergeant. He immediately joined the army reserve where he took rank as Sergeant First Class. Leno's true dream was to breed and race thoroughbred horses, which he gets to live out in Las Vegas with his new wife, Rosemary due to feeling tired of the responsibilities of Gateway and wanted out.
Kelly Rutherford as Rosemary LaBianca - She was born in Mexico to parents who disappeared or died prematurely. Rosemary meets Frank Struthers working as a carhop and they have 2 children. After getting divorced, Rosemary gets a job as a waitress at the Los Feliz Inn. She has a sophisticated style and fashion sense, which hits it off with her new husband's children. Rosemary eventually enters the business world, going into dress shops and Gateways. She opens up her own shop, which does very well and she begins to make smart investments in stocks and commodities. Rosemary's business takes off after she converts a Gateway Markets truck into a mobile dress shop under the name Boutique Carriage. She opens a dress shop within a Gateway shopping plaza. While her business flourishes, Rosemary soon enough becomes a millionaire.
Kelly Rutherford as Rosemary LaBianca - She was born in Mexico to parents who disappeared or died prematurely. Rosemary meets Frank Struthers working as a carhop and they have 2 children. After getting divorced, Rosemary gets a job as a waitress at the Los Feliz Inn. She has a sophisticated style and fashion sense, which hits it off with her new husband's children. Rosemary eventually enters the business world, going into dress shops and Gateways. She opens up her own shop, which does very well and she begins to make smart investments in stocks and commodities. Rosemary's business takes off after she converts a Gateway Markets truck into a mobile dress shop under the name Boutique Carriage. She opens a dress shop within a Gateway shopping plaza. While her business flourishes, Rosemary soon enough becomes a millionaire.