Wolfen (film) Quotes

Wolfen (film) is a television program that was first aired in 1970 . Wolfen completed its run in 1970.

It features Rupert Hitzig as producer, James Horner in charge of musical score, and Gerry Fisher as head of cinematography.

Wolfen (film) is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of Wolfen (film) is 114 minutes long. Wolfen (film) is distributed by Warner Bros..

The cast includes: Dehl Berti as Old Indian, Edward James Olmos as Edddie Holt, Albert Finney as Dewey Wilson, Edward James Olmos as Eddie Holt, Dick O'Neill as Warren, and Diane Venora as Rebecca Neff.

Wolfen (film) Quotes

Edward James Olmos as Eddie Holt

• (Edward James Olmos) "You've seen them, haven't you? You don't have the eyes of the Hunter. You have the eyes of the dead."

• (Edward James Olmos) "The smartest ones, they went underground into a new wilderness, YOUR CITIES. You have your technology but you lost. You lost your senses"
• (Dehl Berti) "In their world, there can be no lies, no crimes."
• (Edward James Olmos) "No need for detectives."
• (Dehl Berti) "In their eyes, YOU ARE THE SAVAGE."

• (Edward James Olmos) "It's not wolves, it's Wolfen. For 20,000 years Wilson- ten times your f***ing Christian era- the 'skins and wolves, the great hunting nations, lived together, nature in balance. Then the slaughter came."

Dick O'Neill as Warren

• (Dick O'Neill) "Well I'll be God f***in' damned."

• (Dick O'Neill) "I'm going to team you up with Dewey Wilson on this Christopher VanderVeer thing."
• (Diane Venora) "I didn't know he was back. I thought he retired, disabled, mental?"
• (Dick O'Neill) "He had a lot of family problems, he started to drink a little too much, police work -- piled up on him. He's a good man, you'll like him."
• (Diane Venora) "Okay, fine."

Albert Finney as Dewey Wilson

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Dehl Berti as Old Indian

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