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| Angela Lansbury | ... | Granny | |
| David Warner | ... | Father | |
| Graham Crowden | ... | Old Priest | |
| Brian Glover | ... | Amorous Boy's Father | |
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Kathryn Pogson | ... | Young Bride |
| Stephen Rea | ... | Young Groom | |
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Tusse Silberg | ... | Mother |
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Micha Bergese | ... | Huntsman |
| Sarah Patterson | ... | Rosaleen | |
| Georgia Slowe | ... | Alice | |
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Susan Porrett | ... | Amorous Boy's Mother |
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Shane Johnstone | ... | Amorous Boy |
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Dawn Archibald | ... | Witch Woman |
| Richard Morant | ... | Wealthy Groom | |
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Danielle Dax | ... | Wolfgirl |
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Rosaleen is a teenager, living in a country house in England with her family in the present days, and having a nightmare with wolves and werewolves in the Middle Ages. In her dream, her boring sister is dead, she lives with her father and her mother, but she spends lots of time with her lovely grandmother. Granny tells her many stories of werewolf and gives her the following advice: "- Never stray from the path in the woods, never eat a windfall apple, and never trust a man whose eyebrows meet." One day, Rosaleen, while going to visit her grandmother, meets a handsome man and bets who would arrive first at her granny's house. Soon she finds who he is. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Country:
UKLanguage:
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19 April 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$2,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$2,234,776, 21 April 1985Gross USA:
$4,389,334Company Credits
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"Do we bury it or burn it?" is a question about whether the remains are or are not worthy of Christian burial. See more »Goofs
When the priest prunes the tree in the garden, he climbs up a ladder. When he talks to the lady, first both of his hands are on the pruning sheers, then all of a sudden one hand is holding on to a branch. In the next shot, both his hands are on the pruning sheers again. See more »Quotes
Rosaleen: [after the huntsman turns into a wolf from being shot, tearfully] I'm sorry. I never knew a wolf could cry.See more »
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When I read on the back of the cover, the movie seemed interesting. I have a thing for very strange movies, and I loved this one. I love how many of the old folklore-myths about wolves and werewolves have been written into this movie. I think it was easy to predict the ending, but that is maybe because I was able to put myself in Rosaleen's place - and I love wolves and werewolves and folklore-tales, so this movie and it's plot was perfect for me.
I recommend it to anyone who loves werewolves, who loves movies that don't have action all the time, but leaves a space to think. And it makes you watch it, because what will happen in the end? The only thing I would like to have seen more of, was Rosaleen's real life - we only see her sleep, so we're not really getting to know her very much. The only links we have to about how she is, is how her parents and her sister talks about her in the beginning. But otherwise a very good and interesting movie - I recommend it! :)