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Albert Finney | Dewey Wilson | |
Gregory Hines | Whittington | |
Edward James Olmos | Eddie Holt | |
Diane Venora | Rebecca Neff | |
Tom Noonan | Ferguson | |
Dick O'Neill | Warren | |
Dehl Berti | Old Indian | |
Peter Michael Goetz | Ross | |
Sam Gray | Mayor | |
Ralph Bell | Commissioner | |
Max M. Brown | Christopher van der Veer | |
Anne Marie Pohtamo | Pauline van der Veer | |
Sarah Felder | Cicely Rensselaer | |
Reginald VelJohnson | Morgue Attendant | |
James Tolkan | Baldy |
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Producer | Rupert Hitzig
Alan King |
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Writer | David Eyre
Michael Wadleigh Eric Roth |
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Cinematography | Gerry Fisher
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Musician | James Horner
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"A shocker and a chiller of rare force. A seizing entertainment." -Charles Champlin, Los Angeles Times A real-estate tycoon, his coke-bringing wife and a slum wino have something grisly in common: they're the latest victims in a series of random murders. A veteran NYPD detective soon suspects the killings may be supernatural and deliberate: ages-old beings of cunning intelligence and incredible power, defending their turf from the encroachments of humankind. Using a Steadicam camera and Louma crane to simulate the predator's perspective, director Michael Wasdleigh (Woodstock) achieves a remarkable blend of New York City mystery and menace not captured on film before. With deft performances by Albert Finney, Gregory Hines, Dian Venora and Edward James Olmos. Wolfen is a full-fanged, full-throttle horror ride. |
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