Today we’ll talk about the movie “Get Smart.” Actors and roles will be presented later. This is a spy comedy of 2008. A remake of the eponymous parody series, which was created by Buck Henry and Mel Brooks. Some scenes were filmed in Montreal, at McGill University. Also, work took place in Los Angeles, Washington and Moscow.
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First, let’s say a few words about the plot of the film “Tighten Your Brains”. Actors will be named below. Maxwell Smart is the best analyst in the secret American intelligence service CONTROL. He wants to become an operative, similar to Agent 23. Unfortunately, with excellent results obtained at the entrance exams, the hero does not receive a promotion. The fact is that the Chef considers him a valuable analyst.
Main participants
Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 are the main characters in the movie “Get Smart.” Actors Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway played these roles. Let's talk about them in more detail.
Stephen John Carell is an American actor, producer, comedian, screenwriter. Most famous for the role of Michael Scott - the non-travel manager from the comedy television series Office. For this work, he received the Golden Globe and the US Screen Actors Guild Award. Nominated several times on the Emmy. He played the psychopathic multimillionaire in the movie Fox Hunter.
Anne Jacqueline Hathaway is an actress. Winner of the Oscar, BAFTA, United States Film Actors Guilds, Golden Globes, Emmys. She participated in a musical film entitled Les Miserables. Played in the film "Rachel Marries." For this work she was nominated for an Oscar. Born in 1982, November 12, in Brooklyn.
Dwayne Johnson was remembered by the audience as an agent 23. This is an American wrestler and film actor. Known under the pseudonym Rock. He performed in WWF / E. He wrote an autobiographical book. Started playing a movie. He played the main role in the film “The King of Scorpions”. His fee was in the Guinness Book of Records. He starred in the films: Walking Wide, Fast and the Furious, Hercules, Cops in the Deep Reserve, Tooth Fairy.
Other heroes
Chef and Siegfried also appear in the plot of the film “Get Smart.” Actors A. Arkin and T. Stamp transferred these characters to the screen. Let's talk about them in more detail.
Alan Wolf Arkin - American actor. He plays mostly eccentric rude characters. Winner of the Oscars and Golden Globes. Comes from a family of non-religious Jews. He dreamed of a musical career in his youth. He participated as a soloist in a folk group called The Tarriers. He made his Broadway debut with success. Awarded the Tony Award.
Terence Henry Stamp is a British film actor. He worked with well-known directors, including Stephen Soderbergh, George Lucas, Oliver Stone, John Schlesinger, Pierre Paolo Pasolini, Federico Fellini, William Wyler. Comes from the family of a tugboat captain. He grew up in the blocks of the East End. He rented an apartment with actor Michael Kane. He eventually turned into his main competitor.
Masi Oka appears in the picture as Bruce. It is about the American and Japanese actor. He takes part in creating special effects for films. The Russian audience is known for the role of Hiro Nakamura, which he performed in the series "Heroes". Born in Tokyo. When Masi was a month old, his parents divorced. He was raised by his mother. I have never seen my father.
The actors of the movie “Get Smart”, Nate Torrens and Ken Davityan played Lloyd and Starker. Let's talk more about the second.
Kenneth Davityan is an American actor. It has an Armenian origin. Known for the role of Azamat Bagatov from the movie “Borat”. In this picture he speaks Armenian, in a western dialect. Starred in TV shows, feature films and music videos. Born in 1953, June 19. Comes from a family of Americans who are of Armenian descent.
Terry Crews got the role of agent 91.
Interesting Facts
Next, we’ll give some interesting information about the film “Get Smart.” Actors were presented above. It's about a comedy thriller directed by Peter Seagal. The producers were Andrew Lazar, Alex Gartner. Duration - 111 minutes. Script writers: M. Amber and T.J. Estle. Camera work by Dean Semler.