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Counts based on original analysis categories (not yet classified).
Errors = Critical Errors + Imprecisions
Missing = Critical Omissions + Notable Gaps
In the 2012 film "Antiviral," the oldest cast member at the time of filming was the veteran Canadian actress Dawn Greenhalgh.
In the film, Greenhalgh's character, Jane, appears in a scene where she interacts with a deteriorating and feverish Syd March at his apartment building. She provides key plot exposition by informing him that a group of mysterious men (later revealed to be from a piracy group) had been at the building looking for him. Her character serves as a bridge between Syd’s clinical professional life and the increasingly paranoid and dangerous reality of his domestic life as his health fails.
While the film features several other established actors, they were significantly younger than Greenhalgh during production:
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The oldest cast member of Antiviral (2012) at the time of filming was Dawn Greenhalgh. Born on April 16, 1933, she was 78 years old during the film's production in late 2011. She played the role of Jane, the landlady of the protagonist Syd March. She was significantly older than the next oldest major cast member, Malcolm McDowell, who was 68 at the time.