Gallowwalkers

Gallowwalkers (2012)

Timing: 1:30 (90 min)

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Release date

2012-10-27

Country

United States

Production

Boundless Pictures

Genre

Action, Horror, Western

Budget

$17 000 000

Revenue

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Director

Andrew Goth

Actors

Wesley Snipes, Riley Smith, Tanit Phoenix, Simona Brhlikova, Steven Elder, Jenny Gago, Kevin Howarth, Alyssa Pridham, Alex Avant, Hector Hugo
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Scenario

Andrew Goth, Joanne Reay

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Audition

Editing

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• The script was originally titled "The Wretched," and Chow Yun-Fat, Paz Vega, and Catalina Sandino Moreno were intended to star in the film. However, funding could not be secured, and the project was put on hold.
• Wesley Snipes contributed $1 million as bail to be released for filming.
• The film's equestrian stunts were coordinated by stuntman Elbrus Urtaev, originally from Ossetia.
• The film was completely shot back in 2008, and the sole reason it wasn't released was due to legal issues surrounding the lead actor, Wesley Snipes.
• Based on this film, Radical Comics published a graphic novel (comic book).
• On the seventh day of filming, a sandstorm arose in the desert.
• The final day of filming took place on November 29, 2006.
• Knowing about the legal problems of the lead actor, Wesley Snipes, the studio's screenwriting department wrote the script in such a way that 75% of the footage was shot without his participation.
• The entire concept of the character Kansa was drawn based on actor Kevin Howarth, who subsequently played the role.
• Filming took place in the autumn-winter of 2006 in the desert near the city of Swakopmund, Namibia.
• The producers of the film, starring Wesley Snipes, hired a team of lawyers whose task was to find legal grounds to postpone the actor's extradition to the United States from Namibia, where filming was taking place.
• Initially, the script was titled "The Wretched," and Chow Yun-Fat, Paz Vega, and Catalina Sandino Moreno were slated to star in the film. However, funding could not be secured, and the project was put on hold.