David NaughtonDavid Kessler
Jenny AgutterNurse Alex Price
Griffin DunneJack Goodman
John WoodvineDr. J. S. Hirsch
Don McKillopInspector Villiers
Brian GloverChess Player
David SchofieldDart Player
Lila KayeBarmaid
Rik Mayall2nd Chess Player
Sean Baker2nd Dart Player
Frank OzMr. Collins / Miss Piggy (archive footage)
Paul KemberSergeant McManus
Joe BelcherTruck Driver
Paddy RyanFirst Werewolf
Anne-Marie DaviesNurse Susan Gallagher
Colin FernandesBenjamin
Albert MosesHospital Porter
Jim HensonKermit the Frog (archive footage)
Dave GoelzBeauregard (archive footage)
Michele BrisigottiRachel Kessler
Mark FisherMax Kessler
Gordon SterneMr. Kessler
Paula JacobsMrs. Kessler
Claudine BowyerCreepy Little Girl
Johanna CraydenCreepy Little Girl
Nina CarterNaughty Nina
Geoffrey BurridgeHarry Berman
Brenda CavendishJudith Browns
Christopher ScoularSean
Mary TempestSean's Wife
Cynthia PowellSister Hobbs
Sydney BromleyAlf
Frank SinguineauTed
Will LeightonJoseph
Michael CarterGerald Bringsley
Elizabeth BradleyWoman in Zoo
Rufus DeakinLittle Boy with Balloons
Lesley WardLittle Boy's Mother
George HilsdonNews-vendor
Gerry LewisMan in Bus Queue
Denis Fraser2nd Man in Bus Queue
Alan FordTaxi Driver
Peter EllisBobby in Trafalgar Square
Denise StephensGirl in Trafalgar Square
Christine HargreavesTicket Lady
Lucien MorganLance Boyle ("See You Next Wednesday" Cast)
Dave CooperChris Bailey ("See You Next Wednesday" Cast)
Susan SpencerGeorgia Bailey ("See You Next Wednesday" Cast)
Bob BabeniaUsher
Ken SicklenBobby at Cinema
John SalthouseBobby at Cinema
John AltmanAssorted Police
Keith HodiakAssorted Police
John OwensAssorted Police
Roger RowlandAssorted Police
Linzi DrewBrenda Bristols
R • 1 hour 37 min • 1981
Here's a reminder of the time in the 1980s when werewolves had their moment in the sun, or rather the moon, says Peter Bradshaw
Landis’s landmark horror-comedy gets a colorful new transfer, as well as a pack of new bonus materials.
An American Werewolf in London also does milieu well. When you think of the hamfisted way most American directors handle Englishness (anyone for Match Point?), Landis's sure sense of the social strata, from creepy Yorkshire pub to yuppie London mansion-flat, is remarkable.
Read the Empire Movie review of EMPIRE ESSAY: An American Werewolf In London. Although AWIL's comedy/horror elements aren't always cosy bedfellows, the film retains its...
For its time, this movie was a radical melange of genuine horror and self-aware comic touches, not to mention the fabulous Rick Baker special effects.
A clever mixture of comedy and horror which succeeds in being both funny and scary, An American Werewolf in London possesses an overriding eagerness to please that prevents it from becoming off-putting, and special effects freaks get more than their money's worth.
Romance, comedy, tragedy and horror combine to potent effect in writer/director John Landis’ iconic 1981 feature.
It’d be interesting to see polling data on how many Brits recall John Landis’s hysterical gore-spattered masterpiece as that all-important rite of passage: thei
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