Priest (live-action movie)
Alternative title:
El sicario de Dios (Spanish)
Ksiadz (Polish)
Padre (Portuguese)
Пастырь (Russian)
بريست (Arabic)
プリースト (Japanese)
프리스트 (Korean)
Themes:
priests and priestesses,
vampires
Objectionable content:
Intense
Plot Summary:
After an all out war between humans and vampires, the Church assigns a group of warrior priests to put an end to the centuries old war. The surviving vampires are kept in reserves and hives. While the humans live in cities that are ruled by the Church. One day a Warrior Priest's daughter was abducted by a gang of vampires. In order to save her, the priest must break his sacred vow and go on a quest to hunt the vampires down and prevent his daughter from being bitten by any of them.
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Running time:
87 minutes
Production cost:
¥6,000,000,000 ($60,000,000)
Vintage:
2011-05-13
Official website:
Trivia: We have 2
News: Show:
Japanese Box Office, October 29–30 (Nov 12, 2011)
2011 FMA Film, Onigamiden, Priest Trailers Streamed (Mar 27, 2011)
Priest, Gothicmade, Shin-chan Online Trailers Streamed (Jul 26, 2010)
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Reminder: Manhwa-Based Priest Film Opens Today (May 13, 2011)
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| Blu-ray |
| Legion/Priest Double Salvation [2-disc set] (Blu-ray) 2016-10-18 (from $9.99) |
| Blu-ray (Region A) |
| Priest (Dub.Blu-ray) 2011-08-16 (from $10.12) |
| Priest [3D] (Dub.Blu-ray) 2011-08-16 (from $10.49) |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| Priest (Dub.DVD) 2011-08-16 (from $8.49) |
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Yasuyuki Kase as
Daisuke Namikawa as
Hiroki Tōchi as
Mie Sonozaki as
Kintaro Arimoto as
Minako Kotobuki as
Shinsa Fukumatsu as
Shunsuke Sakino as
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Distributor: Sony Pictures Entertainment |
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Director: Scott Stewart
Screenplay: Cory Goodman
Storyboard: Robert Consing
Original creator: Min-Woo Hyung
Director of Photography: Don Burgess
Art Department Coordinator: Susannah Carradine
Buyer: Susan Chooljian
Casting: Rick Montgomery
Chief Sculptor: Fred Arbegast
Co-Producer: Nicolas Stern
Costume Design: Ha Nguyen
Editing: Lisa Zeno Churgin
Fabricator: Craig Abele
Fight Coordinator: Marcus Young
Gang Boss: Mark Boucher (Set)
Key Hair Stylist: Terrie Velasquez
Key Makeup Artist: James MacKinnon
Makeup Effects Coordinator: Mike McCarty
Makeup Production Assistant: Cristina Waltz
Motorcycle Stunts: Matthew Taylor
Production Design: Richard Bridgland
Production manager: Glenn S. Gainor (unit manager)
Property Master: Max E. Brehme
Propmaker Foreman: Randy L. Childs
Set Decoration: Robert Greenfield
Special Thanks To: Rebecca Weigold
Stunt Double:
Boni Yanagisawa Casey Pieretti Chris Brewster Dorian Kingi Heather Arthur Li Jing (uncredited) Linda Jewell Mike Mukatis Regis Harrington Riley Harper Tim Connolly
Stunt Rigging Coordinator: Randy Beckman
Stunts:
Boni Yanagisawa Casey Pieretti Charlie Brewer Chris Brewster Chuck Hosack Dean Bailey Glen Yrigoyen Heather Arthur Jeng Li Jon Braver Kanin Howell Marc Scizak Meegan Godfrey Mike Mukatis Oakley Lehman Ray Siegle Roger Stoneburner Theo Kypri Tim Connolly Tony Donno Troy Brenna
Third Makeup Artist: Corinna Liebel
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Paul Bettany as
Cam Gigandet as
Karl Urban as
Lily Collins as
Maggie Q as
Alan Dale as
Andrew Constantini as
Anthony Azizi as
Arnold Chon as
Austin Priester as
Boyuen as
Brad Dourif as
Cameron Cash as
Casey Pieretti as
Christopher Plummer as
Dave Florek as
David Backus as
David Bianchi as
Henry Kingi Jr. as
Jacob Hopkins as
Joel Polinsky as
John Griffin as
Jon Braver as
Josh Wingate as
Julie Mond as
Kanin Howell as
Kevin T. McCarthy as
Lafayette R. Dorsey Sr. as
Mädchen Amick as
Marilyn Brett as
Michael D. Nye as
Pramod Kumar as
Prida Moreza as
Reiner Schöne as
Roger Stoneburner as
Ryan McCabe as
Stephen Moyer as
Tanoai Reed as
Theo Kypri as
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3D Stereo Conversion: Legend3D
Licensed by: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
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Manhwa: Min-Woo Hyung |
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Distributor: Sony Pictures |
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Voice Direction: Marc Bellier (Quebec)
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David Kruger as
Patrice Dubois as
Catherine Hamann as
Philippe Martin as
Yumi Fujimori as
Daniel Picard as
François Sasseville as
Frédéric Paquet as
Jean-François Blanchard as
Jean-Pierre Michael as
Jessica Monceau as
Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse as
Vincent Davy as
Violette Chauveau as
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ADR Production: Technicolor (Montreal) |
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Translation: María José Aguirre de Cárcer (Spain dub)
ADR Script: Roberto Cuenca Rodríguez Jr. (Spain dub)
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Alejandro García as
Eduard Farelo as
Leonardo García as
Cristina Hernandez as
Esther Solans as
Isabel Fernandez Avanthay as
Isabel Martiñon as
Iván Jara as
Laura Pastor as
Manuel Gimeno as
Oriol Rafel as
Paula Ribó as
Raul Anaya as
Salvador Aldeguer as
Yamil Atala as
Blas Garcia as
Carlos Di Blasi as
Carlos del Campo as
Circe Luna as
Claudio Serrano as
Eduard Doncos as
Eduardo Elías as
Guillermo Coria as
Héctor Garay as
Jaume Comas as
Jesús Rodríguez as
Quim Roca as
Víctor Agramunt as
Victoria Angulo as
Victoria Pagès as
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Licensed by: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (Latin America and Spain)
Production: AG Grabaciones
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Roberto Pedicini as
Francesca Fiorentini as
Massimiliano Alto as
Riccardo Rossi as
Giulia Tarquini as
Luciano De Ambrosis as
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Distributor: Sony |
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ADR Director: Manolo Rey
ADR Script: Manolo Rey
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Alexandre Moreno as
Angélica Borges as
Jorge Lucas as
Lina Mendes as
Rodrigo Antas as
Aline Ghezzi as
Carlos Gesteira as
Duda Espinoza as
Jomery Pozolli as
Jorge Vasconcellos as
Manolo Rey as
Marcelo Sandryni as
Philippe Maia as
Reginaldo Primo as
Reinaldo Pimenta as
Ricardo Schnetzer as
Waldir Fiori as
Yago Machado as
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ADR Studio: Delart (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Licensed by: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (Brazil)
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