
End of Days
Haunted former NYPD detective Jericho Cane must protect an investment banker targeted by a resurrected Satan, racing against time to expose a diabolical cult before they unleash hellish chaos across New York City.
“Prepare for the end.”
Synopsis
A cynical bodyguard named Jericho is hired by a man possessed by Satan, who is searching for his bride. As Jericho becomes aware of the situation, he must take all necessary measures to save the woman and prevent a threat to the world.
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A crew of 676+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Jeff GulloShot by Peter HyamsScored by John DebneyDesigned by Richard HollandSound by Gene CantamessaCostumes by Bobbie MannixStunts by Steve M DavisonVFX by Don Baker
Box Office
1999 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 2.1× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$212.0M
US & Canada: $66.9M — 32% of worldwide · International: $145.1M (68%)
Opening weekend: $11.0M — 16% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $11.0M — 16% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,593 theaters
Full synopsis
Also known as
- End of Days – Nacht ohne Morgende
- La Fin des tempsfr
- Giorni contatiit
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- United StatesNov 16, 1999
- CanadaNov 24, 1999
- NorwayNov 24, 1999
- PhilippinesNov 24, 1999
- Puerto RicoNov 24, 1999
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Cast & Crew
676 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Arnold Schwarzenegger
as Jericho
Gabriel Byrne
as The Man
Robin Tunney
as Christine
Kevin Pollak
as Chicago
Cch Pounder
as Detective Marge Francis
Derrick O Connor
as Thomas Aquinas
David Weisenberg
as OB-GYN
Rainer Judd
as Christine's Mother
Miriam Margolyes
as Mabel
Udo Kier
as Head Priest
Luciano Miele
as Pope's Advisor
Michael O Hagan
as Cardinal
Supporting cast
40Mark Margolis
as Pope
Jack Shearer
as Kellogg
Rod Steiger
as Father Kovak
Eve Sigall
as Old Woman
Victor Varnado
as Albino
Robert Lesser
as Carson
Lloyd Garroway
as Utility Worker #1
Gary Anthony Williams
as Utility Worker #2
John Nielsen
as Hospital Cop
Jonny Bogris
as Skateboarder
Elliot Goldwag
as Thomas' Doctor
Elaine Corral Kendall
as Anchor
Denice D Lewis
as Emily
Renee Olstead
as Amy
Mo Gallini
as Monk #1, Intruder
Marc Lawrence
as Old Man
Van Quattro
as Satan Priest
Charles A Tamburro
as Helicopter Pilot
Lynn Marie Sager
as Head Priest Wife
Linda Pine
as Head Priest Daughter
David Franco
as Assistant Priest
Steve Kramer
as Businessman
Melissa Mascara
as Businessman's Wife
John Timothy Botka
as Cop at Thomas
Walter Von Huene
as Motorman
Michael Rocha
as Priest
Sam Arnold
as Sam
Tom Bysiek
as Priest
Rebeca Cristian
as Churchgoer
Sebastian Feldman
as Street Mob
Mark J Ferreri
as Anesthesiologist
Janis Jones
as Taxi Driver
Ariane Von Kamp
as Satanist
Kassandra Kay
as Nun
George Meyers
as Vatican Knight
Terry Ostovich
as Harlem Twelve Thug
Frankie Ray
as Squatter
Paul Schackman
as Radio DJ
Sven Ole Thorsen
as Thug
Cory Webb
as Bodyguard #4
Directors
1Writers
4Producers
18Andrew W Marlowe
co-producer
Armyan Bernstein
Producer
Bill Borden
Producer
Craig A Mumma
digital effects producer: CFX (uncredited)
David Sanger
producer: New Deal Studios
Drew Mckeen
visual effects producer: CFX
Gary Nolin
visual effects producer: Rhythm & Hues
John Keel
assistant to producer
Kurt Williams
visual effects producer
Lee Berger
visual effects executive producer: Rhythm & Hues
Marc Abraham
executive producer
Mark Franco
visual effects executive producer: CFX
Paul Deason
co-producer
Robert Shepherd
visual effects producer: The Chandler Group (as Bob Shepherd)
Shannon Blake Gans
visual effects executive producer: Hunter / Gratzner Industries Inc.
Steve Thompson
music producer
Thomas A Bliss
executive producer
Todd Turner
EPK producer
Other crew
609Charlie Daboub
(as Charles Daboub Jr.), as Charles Daboub Jr.
Ivan Dewolf
3d digital artist
Geoffrey Harvey
3d digital artist: Rhythm & Hues Studio
Kris Enos
additional 2nd assistant camera
Michael Ferris
additional camera operator
Michael Scott
additional camera operator
Michael St Hilaire
additional camera operator
Michael May
additional camera operator (as Michael P. May) / camera operator (uncredited)
Alan Cohen
additional first assistant camera
John Cambria
additional first assistant camera
Michael A Fauntleroy
additional first assistant camera
Cevin Key
additional music scoring (uncredited)
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