Additional information for Priest, which has a domestic theatrical release set for May 13, 2011. The film is being distributed by Screen Gems and has not yet been rated. Priest has a total running time of 87 minutes.
PG-13
USA
15
UK
NC-16
Singapore
15A
Ireland
14A
Canada
M/16
Portugal
R-13
Philippines
PG-13
Malaysia
15
South Korea
15
Sweden
16
Argentina
VM14
Italy
K-13
Finland
16
Germany
87min
Priest - El vengador
Argentina
Priest - El vengador
Mexico
Priest - El vengador
Peru
El vengador
Colombia
El vengador
Venezuela
Padre
Brazil
Padre
Portugal
Пастырь
Russia
Свещеник
Bulgaria
A pap - Háború a vámpírok ellen
Hungary
Duhovnik
Slovenia
El sicario de Dios
Spain
El vengador 3D
Venezuela
Ha'maamin
Israel
Ksiadz
Poland
Kunigas
Lithuania
Kutsal Savasçi
Turkey
Preester
Estonia
Priest
Greece
Svestenik
Serbia
Sveti ratnik
Croatia
, 2011
Egypt
, 2011
Iceland
April 26, 2011
Russia
May 05, 2011
Slovenia
May 06, 2011
Ireland
May 06, 2011
Spain
May 06, 2011
UK
May 07, 2011
Belarus
May 07, 2011
Kazakhstan
May 07, 2011
Russia
May 10, 2011
France
May 11, 2011
Belgium
May 11, 2011
Philippines
May 11, 2011
Singapore
May 12, 2011
Chile
May 12, 2011
Croatia
May 12, 2011
Germany
May 12, 2011
Hong Kong
May 12, 2011
Malaysia
May 12, 2011
Thailand
May 13, 2011
Brazil
May 13, 2011
Bulgaria
May 13, 2011
Canada
May 13, 2011
Colombia
May 13, 2011
Estonia
May 13, 2011
Iceland
May 13, 2011
India
May 13, 2011
Lithuania
May 13, 2011
Mexico
May 13, 2011
Panama
May 13, 2011
Poland
May 13, 2011
Turkey
May 13, 2011
USA
May 20, 2011
Venezuela
May 27, 2011
Pakistan
June 09, 2011
Hungary
June 09, 2011
Israel
June 10, 2011
Finland
June 10, 2011
Norway
June 10, 2011
Sweden
June 16, 2011
Argentina
June 16, 2011
Denmark
June 16, 2011
Peru
June 17, 2011
Paraguay
July 07, 2011
Netherlands
August 04, 2011
Australia
August 05, 2011
Italy
September 23, 2011
Japan
The War is Eternal. His Mission is Just the Beginning.
Vampire Killer
The movie opens in Sola Mira Hive, where Priest (Paul Bettany) Priestess (Maggie Q) and Black Hat (Karl Urban) hunt vampires. They are caught in a trap, and Black Hat is captured by vampires.An animated story gives the background - man vs. vampire, destroying each other and the land. Man withdrew behind the safety of the church, and are defended by priests, men with extraordinary abilities. After the vampires were defeated, the priests were sent back into the general population, no longer needed.Owen Pace (Stephen Moyer) lives on a farm in the wasteland with his wife Shannon (Madchen Amick) and daughter Lucy (Lily Collins). The land is arid, but he has hopes that the radiation levels will soon be low enough to plant crops. Lucy is resentful of their sheltered existence, and during dinner, vampires attack. Owen is hurt and Shannon is killed, and Lucy screams.In the futuristic Cathedral City, church messages from Monsignor Orelas (Christopher Plummer) are broadcast to the public, as Priest walks through the crowds. He goes to confession, but the advice is a recording. On the way home, Hicks (Cam Gigandet) tells Priest his brother Owen was attacked. He goes on to say that he's going after the vampires, and asks Priest to help him. Priest goes the church to ask to go after the vampires. Orelas doesn't believe that it was vampires, and warns Priest not to question the church's faith. Priest breaks his vow.Lucy is imprisioned on a train, and Black Hat is her captor. Priest arms himself and hops on a futuristic cycle to travel to the wasteland. He visits his brother's place, and meets up with Hicks. They go to see Owen, and he asks Priest to recsue Lucy and kill all the vampires.Meanwhile, Monsignor Orelas sends a posse of priests after Priest to capture or kill him.Priest begins to track the vampires. They arrive at a vampire reservation, and find the guards gone. Priest and Hicks enter the underground hive and find the guards, dead. Hicks is attacked by familiars, and Priest takes them apart. The sun goes down, and the vampires emerge. They fight them off, and a familiar tells them Lucy has been taken west, to the Sola Mira Hive.An informant tells Black Hat about Priest and Hicks, and Black Hat turns him.Priest and Hicks arrive at the Hive, which brings flashbacks to Priest. He leaves Hicks at the entrance, and moves deeper into the hive. Along the way, he finds the Priestess, and they battle a hive guardian. Hicks helps them kill it. They track the vampire army to the town of Jericho, where the Black Hat's train is. Black Hat's army is killing the inhabitants, and the rest of the chuch posse tries to stop him.By the time Priest, Hicks and Priestess arrive, the town is deserted. The other priests are crucified, and Prist realizes the vampires are headed to the city. They plan to head off the train, stop the vampires, and rescue Lucy. Priestess and Priest share a moment, and she gives him a special cross.On the way to the train, Hicks learns that Lucy is Priest's daughter. Priest and Hicks get on the train, and Priestess drives ahead to blow the tracks. On top of the train Black Hat confronts Priest, and tells him how he became a human vampire - through the blood of the Queen. Black Hat is now stronger than Priest.Priestess fights off familiars on motorcycles, but one of them has destroyed the detonator for the explosives.Hicks fights his way through vampires, and finds Lucy. Priest joins him, and they pursue. Black Hat attacks and knocks Hicks off the train. Hicks finds a motorcycle and gives chase. Black Hat nails Priest to a wall and sets him on fire.Priestess arms the explosives and drives her motorcycle to the train. Meanwhile, Priest arms himself with her special cross and throws it at Black Hat. He rescues Lucy, and Priestess' bomb destroys the train. Hicks arrives and finds Priest holding Lucy. She realizes Priest is her father, and even Priestess has survived.Priest returns to the church and throws a vampire head at the feet of Orelas. He tells Orelas that the war is just beginning, and rejoins Priestess in the hunt for vampires. End.
Scott Charles Stewart
Director(s)
Cory Goodman
Min-Woo Hyung
Writer(s)
Josh Bratman
executive producer
Shareena Carlson
producer: animated prologue, Viking Animation Studios
Michael De Luca
producer
Joshua Donen
producer
Glenn S. Gainor
executive producer
Steve Galloway
executive producer
Stuart J. Levy
executive producer
Mitchell Peck
producer
Nicolas Stern
co-producer
Producer(s)
Christopher Young
Composer(s)
Priest
Paul Bettany
Black Hat
Karl Urban
Hicks
Cam Gigandet
Priestess
Maggie Q
Lucy Pace
Lily Collins
Salesman
Brad Dourif
Owen Pace
Stephen Moyer
Monsignor Orelas
Christopher Plummer
Monsignor Chamberlain
Alan Dale
Shannon Pace
Mädchen Amick
Boy
Jacob Hopkins
Crocker
Dave Florek
Dr. Tomlin
Joel Polinsky
Familiar
Josh Wingate
Familiar
Jon Braver
Familiar
Casey Pieretti
Familiar
Theo Kypri
Familiar
John Griffin
Familiar (as David Backhaus)
David Backus
Familiar
Roger Stoneburner
Familiar
David Bianchi
Brave Priest
Tanoai Reed
Strong Priest
Arnold Chon
Bold Priest
Henry Kingi Jr.
Flashback Priest (as Austin Prester)
Austin Priester
Woman
Marilyn Brett
Husband
Kanin Howell
Wife
Julie Mond
Station Master
Michael D. Nye
Minister (as Raynor Scheine)
Reiner Schöne
English Speaking Preacher
Kevin T. McCarthy
Chinese Speaking Vendor (as Boyuen Lou)
Boyuen
Farsi Speaking Vendor
Anthony Azizi
Hindi Speaking Vendor
Pramod Kumar
Clergy Trooper
Lafayette R. Dorsey Sr.
Gun Merchant
Cameron Cash
Jerusalem Citizen (uncredited)
Andrew Constantini
Factory Worker #1 (uncredited)
Ryan McCabe
A priest disobeys church law to track down the vampires who kidnapped his daughter.
Director(s)
Min-Woo Hyung
Writer(s)
executive producer
Shareena Carlson
producer: animated prologue, Viking Animation Studios
Michael De Luca
producer
Joshua Donen
producer
Glenn S. Gainor
executive producer
Steve Galloway
executive producer
Stuart J. Levy
executive producer
Mitchell Peck
producer
Nicolas Stern
co-producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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