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Dog Soldiers ()

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A routine military exercise turns into a nightmare in the Scottish wilderness.
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Wells
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Cooper
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Megan
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Ryan
Thomas Lockyer ...
Bruce
Darren Morfitt ...
Spoon
Chris Robson ...
Joe
Leslie Simpson ...
Terry
Tina Landini ...
Camper
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Camper
Villrikke's Acer ...
Sam the Dog
Bryn Walters ...
Werewolf
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Werewolf
Brian Claxton Payne ...
Werewolf

Directed by

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Neil Marshall

Written by

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Neil Marshall ... (written by)

Produced by

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David E. Allen ... producer
Vic Bateman ... executive producer
Keith Bell ... co-producer
Christopher Figg ... producer
Harmon Kaslow ... executive producer
Brian Patrick O'Toole ... co-producer (as Brian O'Toole)
Tom Reeve ... producer
Romain Schroeder ... executive producer
Caroline Waldron ... associate producer

Music by

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Mark Thomas

Cinematography by

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Sam McCurdy

Editing by

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Neil Marshall

Casting By

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Andrea Clark ... (as Andrea Clarke)
Jeremy Zimmermann ... (as Jeremy Zimmerman)

Production Design by

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Simon Bowles

Art Direction by

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Christina Schaffer

Set Decoration by

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Sonja Klaus

Costume Design by

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Uli Simon

Makeup Department

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Dave Bonneywell ... special makeup effects supervisor
Lisa Crawley ... special makeup effects artist
Peter Hawkins ... special makeup effects artist
René Jordan ... hair designer / makeup artist
Bob Keen ... special makeup director
Chris Lyons ... special effects teeth
Matthew O'Toole ... special makeup effects artist (as Matt O'Toole)
Anthony Parker ... work shop crew
Justin Pitkethly ... special makeup effects artist
Katja Reinert-Alexis ... makeup designer (as Katja Reinert) / hair stylist (uncredited)

Production Management

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Laurent Dumas ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Enrico Accetto ... third assistant director
Hélène Coker ... third assistant director
Ralph Eisenmann ... second assistant director (as Ralf Eisenmann)
Sam Harris ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Boris Bartholomäus ... carpenter
Paul Biwer ... master model maker
Claudio Campana ... assistant art director / draughtsman
Fabien Domange ... ripper
Geraldine Flammang ... model maker
Guy Hebeler ... model maker
Svet Hrouchoff ... props runner
Christian 'Fuuss' Louis ... model maker (as Christian Louis) / model maker
François Mast ... carpenter
Pascale Michalski ... model maker
Olivier Printz ... picture car coordinator
Stephanie Rass ... assistant art director / model maker (as Stéphanie Rass)
Tiffany Rodenfels ... props
Gerold Schmidt ... stand-by props
Zoe Smith ... assistant props buyer
Petra Weber ... props buyer / set dresser
Bruno Zenatello ... construction manager

Sound Department

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Jimmy Boyle ... sound editor (as James Boyle)
Peter Burgis ... foley artist
Paul Carr ... post-production sound mixer
Paul Conway ... supervising sound editor
Andie Derrick ... foley artist
Alain Goniva ... boom operator
James Harrison ... sound editor
Jacques Leroide ... foley editor
James Seddon ... dolby consultant
Nick Thermes ... production sound mixer
Iain Eyre ... sound effects editor (uncredited)
Colin Lang ... sound designer (uncredited)
Andy Ludbrook ... sound editor (uncredited)
Randolph Saucedo ... sound recordist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Richard Darwin ... animatronic model designer
Roland Goddijn ... special effects
Michel Jancso ... special effects technician
Tacy Kneale ... workshop
Martin Lader ... special effects
Andy Lee ... foamer
Edward Wiessenhaan ... special effects
Harry Wiessenhaan ... physical effects supervisor
Rick Wiessenhaan ... special effects
Keith Wilson ... special effects makeup
Robert Zepers ... special effects

Visual Effects by

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Neil Culley ... compositor
Bob Keen ... visual effects supervisor

Stunts

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Samir Bezzah ... stunts
Roland Goddijn ... stunts
Martin Lader ... stunts
Edward Wiessenhaan ... stunts
Harry Wiessenhaan ... stunt coordinator
Rick Wiessenhaan ... stunts
Ben Wright ... stunt double: werewolf
Robert Zepers ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Alex Aach ... clapper loader: second camera
Paul Alexander ... steadicam operator
Sergio Bernuzzi ... key grip
Riccardo Besantini ... focus puller: second camera
Mathilde Bouts ... clapper loader
Etienne Braun ... still photographer
Gilbert Degrand ... best boy
Mick Durlacher ... gaffer
Graham Johnston ... clapper loader: second camera
Clayton Ramsey ... assistant grip
Catherine Richard ... video assist operator
Carlo Thiel ... camera operator: second camera
Wolfgang Wesemann ... focus puller
Jon Garwes ... assistant camera: aerial unit (uncredited)
Phil Humphries ... assistant camera: aerial unit (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Monique van der Waals ... extras casting (as Monique Durlacher)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Silke Reinards ... wardrobe assistant
Uli Zegers ... wardrobe assistant

Location Management

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Marguerite Auberger ... location assistant
Pascal Charlier ... location manager
Philip James Morgan ... location scout (uncredited)
Stephane Wasila ... assistant location manager (uncredited)

Music Department

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John Boughtwood ... music supervisor
James Collins ... music scoring mixer
Diane Hayes ... music coordinator
Mark Thomas ... conductor / orchestrator

Script and Continuity Department

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Sheila McNaught ... script supervisor
Simon Ricketts ... script editor

Transportation Department

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Gus Gouldsbrough ... cast driver (as Gus Gouldsborough)
Kevan Willis ... transportation captain

Additional Crew

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Paul de Bourcy ... studio manager
Kirsten Ferwerda ... production assistant
Richard Glass ... contact lenses
Gus Gouldsbrough ... facilities coordinator (as Gus Gouldsborough)
Craig Handley ... production assistant
Kristjan Hardarson ... assistant accountant (as Kristjan Hardarsson)
Harmon Kaslow ... financial structuring and legal
Christopher P. Kibbey ... vice president of production: Carousel Picture Company (as Chris Kibbey)
Luc Schroeder ... production accountant
Katja Wolf ... assistant to executive producer
Jon Baker ... armourer (uncredited)
Michael J. Harker ... completion bond representative (uncredited)
Matthew O'Toole ... post-production accountant (uncredited)

Thanks

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Mark Holdom ... special thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A British Squad is sent on a training mission in the Highlands of Scotland against Special Operations squad. Ignoring the childish "campfire" stories heard about the area, they continue with their mission and come across the bloody remains of the Special Ops Squad, and a fierce howling is pitching the night sky... With two mortally wounded men, they make an escape, running into a zoologist by the name of Megan - who knows exactly what hunts them. What began as what they thought was a training mission turns into a battle for their lives against the most unlikely enemies they would have expected - werewolves. Written by Dismal Angel

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Taglines A Bitch of a Werewolf Movie See more »
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Also Known As
  • Night of the Werewolves (United Kingdom)
  • Luna llena (United States, Spanish title)
  • Dog soldiers (Spain, Catalan title)
  • Luna llena (Mexico)
  • Panselinos (Greece)
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Runtime
  • 105 min
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Box Office

Budget $2,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United Kingdom GBP681,348, 12 May 2002

Did You Know?

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Trivia The super-glue scene is referenced in Small Favor (Dresden files) a book by Jim Butcher. A female character is disembowelled and talks about super-glue being invented in the Vietnam war in order to stick wounded soldiers back together but then says she saw it in a movie about werewolves. See more »
Goofs Despite what Cooper says, super-glue was not developed for medical use during the Vietnam War. It was first created in the 1940s as a strong glue but the original formula often caused skin irritation. Because of its strength when bonding skin, a spray version with a slightly different formula which didn't cause irritation was developed for medical use in Vietnam. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Magic, Murder and Monsters: The Story of British Horror and Fantasy (2007). See more »
Soundtracks Tom Hark See more »
Crazy Credits During the closing credits b&w photographs are shown from the camera used during the siege in the cottage. See more »
Quotes [to attacking werewolf]
Spoon: I hope I give you the shits, you fucking wimp.
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