Fallen (2006) (TV)

User Rating:

6.9/10   

Director:

Mikael Salomon

Writers (WGA):

Sara B. Cooper (teleplay)
Tom Sniegoski (novel)

Release Date:

23 July 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Drama | Fantasy | Sci-Fi

Tagline:

A prophecy. A destiny. A fallen angel.

Plot Keywords:

Made For Cable TV | Chosen One | Good Versus Evil | Homeless Man | Angel

Awards:

2 nominations

Cast

Paul Wesley	...	Aaron Corbett
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kwesi Ameyaw	...	Policeman
Fernanda Andrade	...	Vilma Rodriguez
Sharon Canovas	...	Vilma's cousin
Stuart Cowan	...	David Brady
Doolittle	...	Gabriel
Alex Ferris	...	Stevie
Chelah Horsdal	...	Lori Corbett
Jesse Hutch	...	Peter Lockhart
Jennifer Kitchen	...	Driver
Diego Klattenhoff	...	Nathaniel
Elizabeth Lackey	...	Verchiel (as Lisa Lackey)
Carmen Lavigne	...	Zeke's Daughter
Byron Lawson	...	Kushiel
Byron Mann	...	Samchiel
Phillip Mitchell	...	Fireman
Ty Olsson	...	Hawkins
David Orth	...	Gym Teacher
Hal Ozsan	...	Azazel
Russell Porter	...	Tom Corbett
Darren Scott	...	Gabe (voice)
Tom Skerritt	...	Zeke
Malcolm Stewart	...	Dr. Michael Jonas
Matt Ward	...	Rob
Peter Williams	...	Kolazonta
Rhys Williams
Rick Worthy	...	Camael
Paul Wu	...	Raziel

Runtime:

Germany:81 min | 180 min (including commercials)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company:

Three Angels Productions

Goofs:

Continuity: When Camael and Verchiel are both flying, Camael is swaying back and forth in the long shots and hovering still in place in the close-ups.

Movie Connections:

Followed by "Fallen" (2007)

We are ready for this type of show

I was attracted to this show due to my profession. I am an Angel Interpreter, and professional psychic. Before you dismiss my posting, let me say I have done this professionally since 1995, and have several publications concerning the Angelic Realm. So, although I would never consider myself an expert, let's say I may have more experience than most viewers concerning Angels. Upon saying that, I have to say this show surprised me.

Fallen was far more accurate (as far as my experiences have been) than many of the "fluffy" Angel shows that have been previously aired. FALLEN not only addresses the issues of "Good and Bad" Angels with more neutrality and balance, but will allow us to view Angels as a part of the collective, yet individual. I like the fact that CHOICE was referenced several times. Choice vs.Victim.

I have to say you have a winner here. I can only foresee a good life for this show, as it seems humanity may be ready for more "truth" and less "fluff". Whomever your writers are, kudos. They may know more than they are even conscious of.

I will recommend this show (more than once) in my newsletter to 9000 people.

Tina Michelle