The Last Voyage of the Demeter
A desperate ship’s crew fights to reach London alive, but each night a relentless vampire stalks the decks, turning their already perilous voyage into a deadly hunt for survival.
“The legend of Dracula is born.”
Synopsis
Aboard the merchant vessel Demeter, the crew strives to endure the transatlantic passage from Carpathia to London while being pursued nightly by an unrelenting presence on board.
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A crew of 42+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Julian ClarkeShot by Tom SternScored by Bear MccrearyDesigned by Edward Thomas
Box Office
2023 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.5× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$21.6M
US & Canada: $13.6M — 63% of worldwide · International: $8.0M (37%)
Also known as
- Die letzte Fahrt der Demeterde
- The Last Voyage of the Demeterde
- Last Voyage Of The Demeteren
- The Last Voyage of Demeteren
- El último viaje del Deméteres
- The Last Voyage of the Demeterfr
- The Last Voyage of the Demeterit
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Cast & Crew
42 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Corey Hawkins
as Clemens
Aisling Franciosi
as Anna
Liam Cunningham
as Captain Eliot
David Dastmalchian
as Wojchek
Chris Walley
as Abrams
Jon Jon Briones
as Joseph
Stefan Kapicic
as Olgaren
Martin Furulund
as Larsen
Nikolai Nikolaeff
as Petrofsky
Woody Norman
as Toby
Javier Botet
as Dracula / Nosferatu
Graham Turner
as Constable
Supporting cast
12Andy Murray
as Deputy Fisher
Nicolo Pasetti
as Deputy Hirsch
Christopher York
as Fletcher - Whitby
Vladimir Cabak
as Harbour Master
Rudolf Danielewicz
as Old Romani Wiseman
Noureddine Farihi
as One-Eyed Sailor
Malcolm Galea
as Sailor #1 - Card Game
Adam Shaw
as Lightkeeper
Jack Doggart
as Son of Lightkeeper
Joe Depasquale
as Sailor #2 - Card Game
Sally Reeve
as Barmaid
Benjamin Plessala
as British Newspaper Boy (Voice)
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