the filmmakers saw his performance in August Wilson's Fences on Broadway. Nina Arianda as Miss Iovenko, a receptionist at the Tower and lawyer-in-training. Marcia Jean Kurtz as Rose D'Amato, the personal assistant to Kovacs and Simon at the Tower. Juan Carlos Hernandez as Manuel, the Tower's head of security. Harry O'Reilly as FBI Special Agent Dansk, an FBI agent working alongside Denham and the agent guarding the penthouse entrance during Shaw's house arrest who runs afoul of Odessa. He is later seen arresting Charlie as Denham and the other agents round up Josh and his co-conspirators. James Colby as FBI Special Agent Huggins, an FBI agent working alongside Denham. Most of the time, he is guarding Shaw's penthouse with Dansk, and other times, he takes turns with the other agents driving Denham's car while taking Shaw to his court dates. Edward Noone as unnamed FBI Special Agent working along with Denham and the agent usually guarding Shaw in the backseat of Denham's car. Peter Van Wagner as Marty Klein, Shaw's attorney. Željko Ivanek as FBI Director Mazin, the head of the FBI's New York field office and Denham's boss. Lynne Rossetto Kasper as the voice of a radio host Annika Pergament as the voice of a NASDAQ news reporter Clem Cheung as Kwan Robert Downey Sr. as Judge Ramos, a judge who resides in the Tower. Kate Upton as the mistress of Mr. Hightower. Marilyn Kim as Mrs. Jin, a resident of the Tower. Judianny Compress as Rita Dylan Ratigan as News Reporter Allie Woods Jr. as Mr. Newhouse, a shoeshiner who works at the Tower. Johnny Tran as Huang, a member of the Tower's cleaner staff. Jessica Szohr as Sasha Kovaks-Gibbs, Charlie's pregnant wife and Josh's sister. Heavy D as a courthouse guard that informs Claire and her fellow special agents that Judge Hollingsworth is in Washington, D.C. visiting his daughter. Jan Owens as Mrs. Cronan, a resident of the Tower whose dog is walked by Mr. Fitzhugh. Lucky Park as Lucy the Dog, a dog owned by Mrs. Cronan. Production Development The idea for Tower Heist began development as early as 2005, when Murphy pitched a concept to producer Brian Grazer and Ratner concerning an all-star cast of black comedians including Chris Tucker, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, Tracy Morgan, and Martin Lawrence, as a group of disgruntled employees who plan to rob Donald Trump and Trump International Hotel