Okay, so I was messing around trying to figure out who was in that movie “Legion,” right? You know, the one with the angel fightin’ demons in a diner. It’s been a while since I watched it, and I just couldn’t remember all the actors.
First thing I did, I just Googled “actors in the movie legion.” Pretty straightforward. A bunch of links popped up, mostly to IMDb and Wikipedia. I clicked on the IMDb one ’cause it usually has a pretty complete cast list.
On the IMDb page, I saw Paul Bettany was Michael. Knew that one already, but good to confirm. Then there was Lucas Black as Jeep, Tyrese Gibson as Kyle… Yeah, those guys. But I wanted to see everyone, you know, the whole ensemble.
So I scrolled down further. Adrianne Palicki was there as Charlie. Cool, she was great in that. And Dennis Quaid as Bob! I totally forgot he was in it. Man, that’s a solid cast when you look at it all together.
But here’s where I started diggin’ a little deeper. I wanted to see who played the possessed grandma. That scene was freakin’ hilarious and terrifying at the same time. IMDb didn’t list her right on the main page, so I had to do a little more searchin’.
I went back to Google and typed in “legion movie possessed grandma actress.” That did the trick! Turns out, her name is Jeanette Miller. I had never heard of her before, but damn, she nailed that role.
After that, I got curious about the other demons. Who played them? Were they all just random extras? So, back to IMDb. I looked for a “full cast and crew” link. Found it! This takes you to a ridiculously long list of everyone involved in the movie, even the folks who brought coffee to the set.
I skimmed through that list, looking for anyone with a name that sounded remotely demonic. I found a few guys credited as “Possessed Man,” “Possessed Woman,” “Attacking Angel,” and stuff like that. No big names, but still interesting to see who brought those characters to life.
Lessons Learned? IMDb is your friend, but sometimes you gotta dig a little deeper to find those specific actors you’re looking for. And Google is always there to help you narrow down your search. Plus, it’s always fun to see the faces behind the smaller, creepier roles in a movie like that.
- Started with a simple Google search.
- Used IMDb as the primary resource.
- Refined the search with more specific terms.
- Explored the full cast and crew list for minor roles.
That’s pretty much it. Now I know who everyone was in “Legion.” Maybe I’ll watch it again sometime soon. It’s a fun, cheesy flick. You should check it out if you haven’t seen it in a while!
