Strange Days
1995Former policeman Lenny Nero has moved into a more lucrative trade: the illegal sale of virtual reality-like recordings that allow users to experience the emotions and past experiences of others. While they typically contain tawdry incidents, Nero is shocked when he receives one showing a murder.
Acted in
Ralph Fiennes
as Lenny Nero
Angela Bassett
as Lornette 'Mace' Mason
Juliette Lewis
as Faith Justin
Tom Sizemore
as Max Peltier
Michael Wincott
as Philo Gant
Vincent D'Onofrio
as Burton Steckler
Glenn Plummer
as Jeriko One
Brigitte Bako
as Iris
Richard Edson
as Tick
William Fichtner
as Dwayne Engelman
Josef Sommer
as Palmer Strickland
Joe Urla
as Keith
Nicky Katt
as Joey Corto
Michael Jace
as Wade Beemer
Louise LeCavalier
as Cindy 'Vita' Minh
David Carrera
as Duncan
Jim Ishida
as Mr. Fumitsu
Todd Graff
as Tex Arcana
Malcolm Norrington
as Replay
Anais Munoz
as Diamanda
Ted Haler
as Tow Truck Driver
Rio Hackford
as Bobby the Bartender
Brook Susan Parker
as Cecile
Brandon Hammond
as Zander
Donald 'Donnie' Young
as Young Zander
B.J. Crockett
as Young Zander
Dex Elliott Sanders
as Curtis
Ronnie Willis
as Homeboy
David Packer
as Lane
Paulo Tocha
as Spaz Diaz
J. Michael Muro
as Nervous POV
Ron Young
as Nervous POV (voice)
Art Chudabala
as Thai Restaurant Owner
Erica Kelly
as Restaurant Hostess
Marlana Young
as Waitress
Ray Chang
as Thai Restaurant Cook
Raul Reformina
as Busboy
Chris Douridas
as Talk Radio Host (voice)
Billie Worley
as Dan from Silverlake (voice)
Amon Bourne
as Dewayne (voice)
Lisa Picotte
as Lori from Encino (voice)
Kylie Ireland
as Stoned Looking Girl
Dru Berrymore
as Stoned Girl's Lover
Stefan Arngrim
as Skinner
Agustin Rodriguez
as Eduardo
Kelly Hu
as Anchor Woman
Nynno Anderson
as Angry Jeriko Fan
Liat Goodson
as Retinal Fetish Bouncer
Honey Labrador
as Beach Beauty
Delane Vaughn
as Mace's Husband
Mark Arneson
as Police Officer
James Acheson
as Cop in Bathroom
John Francis
as Death
Zoot
as Mime
Royce L. Minor
as Angry Black Kid
Milan Reynolds
as National Guard Medic #1
Russell W. Smith
as National Guard Medic #2
Sarah Abukutsa Marshall
as African Dancer
Russell Hines
as African Dancer
Michael Jaasi
as African Dancer
Maurice Marshall
as African Dancer
Carolyn Adunni McPherson
as African Dancer
Jennifer Reeves
as African Dancer
Charmain Renata Hubbard
as African Dancer
Reginald T. Thornton
as African Dancer
Chester A. Whitmore
as African Dancer
Lori Simone Wilkerson
as African Dancer
Justin Armao
as Hostage (uncredited)
Ed Arneson
as Metro Division Officer (uncredited)
Yan Birch
as New Years Eve Party Dude (uncredited)
Andrew Calder
as New Years Reveler (uncredited)
Carlos Campos
as Club Goer (uncredited)
Jaime H. Campos
as Riot/Traffic Cop (uncredited)
Louis Campos
as Club Goer (uncredited)
Robert 'Duckie' Carpenter
as Punker (uncredited)
Dian Childs
as Dayplayer (uncredited)
John Daniels
as Motorcycle Cop (uncredited)
Gregory Diamond
as New Years Eve Kisser (uncredited)
Sebastian Feldman
as Club Goer (uncredited)
Masaaki Fujimori
as Sexy Dancer (uncredited)
Kim Giancaterino
as Club Goer (uncredited)
Annette Goodman
as Voyeur (uncredited)
T.J Jones
as Party Guest (uncredited)
Johnny Kim
as Club Dancer (uncredited)
Gianluca Lazzaroni
as Club Goer (uncredited)
Joe Martinez
as New Years Rocker (uncredited)
Me Phi Me
as Jeriko One Guard (uncredited)
Raja Gemini
as Club Goer (uncredited)
Tom Tom Typhoon
as Crazy Dancer (uncredited)
Peter Wick
as Bystander (uncredited)
Colin O'Herlihy
as Cyberpunk Thug (uncredited)
Michael Satterfield
as Resident (uncredited)
Skin
as Skin (uncredited)
Paul Malinowski
as Band - Season to Risk (uncredited)
Duane Trower
as Band - Season to Risk (uncredited)
Steve Tulipana
as Band - Season to Risk (uncredited)
