Themes: End of the World, Race Against Time, Heroic Mission
Main Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Byrne, Robin Tunney, Kevin Pollak, CCH Pounder, Rod Steiger
Release Year: 1999
Country: US
Run Time: 120 minutes
MPAA Rating: R
Plot
1999 proved a banner year for screen portrayals of Satan's love life: first his relationship with Saddam Hussein went under the microscope in South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut, and a few months later his search for a girl to settle down with became the basis of this thriller. With the millennium approaching, a series of disturbing signs suggests that Satan (here played by Gabriel Byrne) has returned to Earth and is walking the streets of New York City. It seems that Satan needs to find a woman who will bear his child, as the time for the arrival of the anti-Christ draws near. A woman named Christine (Robin Tunney) believes that she has seen the Devil and felt his presence, and it's up to Jericho Cane (Arnold Schwarzenegger), a former policeman turned elite bodyguard, to keep her safe from The Dark Lord. End of Days was both directed and photographed by Peter Hyams; Kevin Pollak, Renee Olstead, and Udo Kier are among the supporting cast. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
David Weisenberg - OB/GYN; Rainer Judd - Christine's Mother; Miriam Margolyes - Mabel; Udo Kier - Head Priest; Luciano Miele - Pope's Advisor; Michael O'Hagan - Cardinal; Mark Margolis - Pope; Jack Shearer - Kellogg; Derrick O'Connor - Thomas Aquinas; Eve Sigall - Old Woman; Victor Varnado - Albino; Robert Lesser - Carson; Lloyd Garroway - Utility Worker #1; Gary Anthony Williams - Utility Worker #2; John Neilson - Hospital Worker; Ioannis Bogris - Skateboarder; Elliott Goldwag - Thomas' Doctor; Elaine Corral - Anchor; Denise D. Lewis - Emily; Renee Olstead - Amy
Credit
Theresa Carriker-Thayer - Art Director, Charles Daboub, Jr. - Art Director, Todd Bassman - Boom Operator, Paul Deason - Co-producer, Andrew W. Marlowe - Co-producer, Carlane Passman Little - Costume Designer, Bobbie Mannix - Costume Designer, William M. Elvin - First Assistant Director, David A. Ticotin - First Assistant Director, Peter Hyams - Director, Steven Kemper - Editor, Marc Abraham - Executive Producer, Thomas A. Bliss - Executive Producer, Peter Tothpal - Hair Styles, Michael A. Haro - Line Producer, Jim Tynes - Lighting, John Debney - Composer (Music Score), G. Marq Roswell - Musical Direction/Supervision, Jeff Dawn - Makeup, Louis Lazzara - Makeup, Maryellen James - Makeup, Nicotero Kurtzman & Berger EFX Group - Makeup Special Effects, Stephen Campanelli - Camera Operator, Richard Holland - Production Designer, Peter Hyams - Cinematographer, Armyan Bernstein - Producer, Bill Borden - Producer, Gary Fettis - Set Designer, Maya Shimoguchi - Set Designer, Julia Levine - Set Designer, Al Hobbs - Set Designer, Mike Stassi - Set Designer, Greg Berry - Set Designer, Thomas Fisher - Special Effects, The Chandler Group - Special Effects, Stan Winston - Special Effects, Stirber Visual Network - Special Effects, Rhythm & Hues Studios - Special Effects, Scott R. Fisher - Special Effects, Hunter-Gratzner Industries - Special Effects, Gene S. Cantamessa - Sound/Sound Designer, Kelly Oxford - Sound Editor, Michael Wilhoit - Sound Editor, Billy Lucas - Stunts, James M. Halty - Stunts, Chuck Picerni, Jr. - Stunts, Steve M. Davison - Stunts Coordinator, Angela Heald - Supervisor/Manager, Paul Deason - Unit Production Manager, Andrew W. Marlowe - Screenwriter, Stan Winston - Visual Effects Supervisor, Kurt Williams - Visual Effects Supervisor, John "D.J." Desjardin - Visual Effects Supervisor, Stan Winston Studio - Creature Effects
