Cast
M
Marshall Dunn
as Heath
A
Alain Gerard
as Executive Officer Pollack
L
Lance Buckner
as Captain Zane
J
Janet Cao
as Chinese News Reporter
J
Jill Hagara
as US News Reporter
B
Benjamin Ballarin
as Soldier #1
J
Jordan R. Jackson
as Soldier #3
B
Billy Walker
as Transport Driver
T
Todd Jones
as Fighter Pilot
D
Dean Acevedo
as Background
K
Kim Adams
as Background
J
Johnny Marwence Agustin
as Background
M
Michael Amico
as Background
N
Nikolay Arkhipov
as Background
H
Hazel Atkinson
as Background
C
Carlos Ayala
as Background
J
Juan Ayapantecatl
as Background
E
Eliane Ballaco
as Background
J
Jason Bene
as Background
P
Phil Biedran
as Background
C
Christian Brandin
as Background
A
Alecia Burnett
as Background
C
Cameron Counts
as Background
M
Michael Sean
as Background
R
Richard Clark
as Background
J
Jacob Clarke
as Background
S
Samuel T. Costello
as Background
S
Scott Leininger
as Background
J
Joshua Locke
as Background
C
Carlos Lopez Jr.
as Background
F
Frankie Madrigal
as Background
W
William McCarthy
as Background
W
W. E. Murray
as Background
G
George Nguyen
as Background
C
Cesar Olvera V.
as Background
S
Samara Osborne
as Background
M
Mark Oshiro
as Background
M
Michael Parker
as Background
B
Ben Patino
as Background
A
Abigail Digna Prendes
as Background
J
Jessica Prendes
as Background
D
Darrel Scott
as Background
J
Jennifer Powers
as Background
J
Jay Powers
as Background
A
Aaron Randell
as Background
J
Jimmie J. Reeds
as Background
T
Tony Dallas
as Background
R
Robert Daniels
as Background
S
Steve Dawson
as Background
D
Derek Easky
as Background
J
James Evans
as Background
J
Julia Fassinger
as Background
T
Tammany K. Fields
as Background
J
Jill Footitt
as Background
J
Jeffrey Garcia
as Background
P
Patrice Gibbs
as Background
B
Bryan R. Glaser
as Background
E
Eric Hernandez
as Background
L
Latisha Hill
as Background
A
Alex Hunt
as Background
J
Jason James
as Background
W
William Jerry
as Background
S
Samantha Ketcherside
as Background
K
Kill the Water Bob
as Background
S
Stacy Laabs
as Background
C
Calsey Langlon
as Background
J
Jordan Lee
as Background
K
Kevin Reeder
as Background
J
Jessica Rian
as Background
S
Susan Riedel
as Background
T
Thomas Riker
as Background
R
Ryan Romanes
as Background
C
Carol Rosenbaum
as Background
R
Russell Truman
as Background
M
Mitchell C. Salberg
as Background
A
Amalia Saputri
as Background
A
Anika Sceacce
as Background
J
Jeannene Sceacce
as Background
N
Noel Schwab
as Background
D
Dale Shieh
as Background
A
Andy Skauge
as Background
T
Terry Smith
as Background
M
Mauricio Solis
as Background
A
Aleksey Solodo
as Background
J
James Starbird
as Background
M
Michaelangelo
as Background
T
Timothy Warneke
as Background
S
Saundra R. Kisling (Sotomator)
as Background
Crew
T
Tony Bardales
Second Second Assistant Director
J
Julie Johnsen
Second Assistant Director
T
Tim McDaniel
Unit Production Manager
M
Miguel Valadez
Key Grip
N
Nalani Hernandez Melo
Set Dresser
P
Paul Costa
Production Intern
S
Scott Leininger
Key Production Assistant
T
Taylor Freeland
Production Intern
M
Mario Antillon
Production Assistant
D
DuJuan Johnson
Production Assistant
M
Marisa Avolio
Production Intern
T
Trish Sherwood
Craft Service
J
Jim 'Mad Dog' Gilliland
Stunts
J
J.C. Gibbs
Stunt Double
S
Scott G. Miller
Stunt Coordinator
J
Jill Hagara
Thanks
L
Linda Smith
Thanks
T
Thomas M. Conrad
Set Medic
R
Ray Smith
Thanks
B
Ben Smith
Thanks
B
Buran
Thanks
S
Sancho
Thanks
A
Amy Parks
Dialogue Editor
Mega Shark Movies
Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus is a monster/disaster film by The Asylum, released on May 19, 2009, in the United States and on August 7, 2009, in the United Kingdom. It was directed by Ace Hannah and stars singer Deborah Gibson and actor Lorenzo Lamas. In mid-2010, The Asylum updated their catalog with Mega Shark Versus Crocosaurus, which was released on December 21, 2010. The cast and director of Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus did not return in the sequel; instead, the film was directed by Christopher Douglas-Olen Ray and featured a new cast led by Jaleel White, Gary Stretch and Robert Picardo. The third chapter in the series titled Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark released on January 28, 2014, with Gibson reprising her role as Emma MacNeil.
