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List of Gran Torino characters

The film ''Gran Torino'' features several characters.
Casting calls were held in Fresno, California, Detroit, Michigan, and Saint Paul, Minnesota, from which Eastwood selected ten Hmong American lead actors and supporting actors. Of them, only one was not a first time actor.〔 Of the Hmong cast, five, including Bee Vang,〔 one of the principal actors,〔Sternberg, Laura. "(Information About Clint Eastwood's "Gran Torino" and Hmong in Detroit )." ((Archive )) ''About.com''. Retrieved on March 18, 2012.〕 were from the state of Minnesota.〔 Ahney Her comes from Lansing, Michigan. The casting agency Pound & Mooney recruited thirty actors and over 500 extras. The firm recruited many Hmong actors from a Hmong soccer tournament in Macomb County, Michigan.〔 Sandy Ci Moua, a Hmong actress based in the Twin Cities, assisted with the film's casting of Hmong actors.〔Lee, Gary Yia and Nicholas Tapp. ''Culture and Customs of the Hmong''. Greenwood Publishing Group. ABC-CLIO, 2010. (79 ). Retrieved from Google Books on April 14, 2012. ISBN 0-313-34526-0, 9780313345265.〕
One actor who auditioned praised how the casting avoided the typical Asian stereotypes in favor of authenticity, saying "They could have walked down Hollywood and looked for some Korean, Chinese, whatever, Asian-American actors, and say, 'Hey, can we teach you a few Hmong (words),' like they do in other movies, just mimic the words. But no, they said, 'We want real Hmong-speaking actors.' Asian Americans, we can tell, "That guy's not Chinese! That guy's not Korean!' So, stop trying to fool us."〔
==Walt Kowalski==
(詳細はPolish-American former auto worker who becomes embroiled in a conflict involving a Hmong family and a gang. Walt Kowalski had served in the Korean War and had killed a Korean boy who had been trying to surrender to him. Walt Kowalski has bitter memories of the conflict. He is a retiree who formerly worked at a Ford automobile plant for much of his life, and he owns a Gran Torino he had personally built. He also owns an M1 Garand rifle. Walt's wife, Dorothy Kowalski, is dead by the beginning of the film. Clint Eastwood plays this character.

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