Wolf Lake: Season 1

Unaired Pilot (2001)

TV Episode  -  60 min  -  Horror
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Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Lou Diamond Phillips ...
Noah Cassidy
Graham Greene ...
Professor Duke Joseph
Tim Matheson ...
Sheriff Jack Kohanek
Stacy Edwards Stacy Edwards ...
Alexandra Kelly
Jeff Fahey ...
Russell Kelly
Bruce McGill ...
Dr. Sokolov
Xander Berkeley ...
Carl
Mary Elizabeth Winstead ...
Sophia Kohanek
Paul Wesley ...
Luke Cates (as Paul Wasilewski)
Scott Heindl ...
Harvey Rockwell
Jodelle Ferland ...
Lily Kelly
C. Ernst Harth ...
Ray
Adrienne Carter Adrienne Carter ...
Davi Sokolov
Suzy Joachim ...
Hannah
Steve Makaj Steve Makaj ...
Pool Hall Owner
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Werewolf

Genres:

Horror

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Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

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Trivia

This was an unaired pilot episode for the TV show Wolf Lake. While it has many of the same cast members, there are many important differences: - Rather than being a detective looking for his lost girlfriend, "Noah Cassidy" (later renamed John Kanin) is posing as a government wildlife management agent but is really investigating the werewolf clans of Wolf Lake. - "Sheriff Kohanek" (Sheriff Donner) has a wife who is missing rather than dead, and also has a sister-in-law to whom he is close. - "Dr. Sokolov" (Willard Cates) is not mayor of the town. He does have a son (and a daughter who is killed), but it is not Luke. Luke instead is his dead daughter's boyfriend, who is set to take over the werewolf clan. - "Professor Duke Joseph" (Sherman Blackstone) reveals that he is on a sacred mission to maintain balance between the clans. - Both the sheriff and the native American appear to be human. - There are differences in the way the werewolf pack is portrayed. Here there seem to be several clans, fighting against each other and against the humans. There is mention of "the great war of the clans". See more »

Connections

Followed by "Wolf Lake" (2001) See more »

Soundtracks

"Change (In the House of Flies)"
Performed by Deftones See more »