The Omen
When a newly appointed diplomat and his wife realize their newborn son is the Antichrist, they must race against unseen forces to prevent a worldwide apocalypse.
“From the eternal sea he rises. Creating armies on either shore. Turning man against his brother. Until man exists no more.”
Synopsis
A diplomatic couple unknowingly adopts the son of the devil. The film is a remake of the classic horror movie of the same name from 1976.
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A crew of 49+ credited
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Edited by Dan ZimmermanShot by Jonathan SelaScored by Marco BeltramiDesigned by Patrick Lumb
Box Office
2006 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$120.0M
US & Canada: $54.6M — 46% of worldwide · International: $65.4M (54%)
Opening weekend: $20.3M — 37% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $20.3M — 37% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,660 theaters
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Also known as
- Das Omende
- Das Omende
- La profecíaes
- 666: La malédictionfr
- La Malédictionfr
- Omen - Il presagioit
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Cast & Crew
49 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Liev Schreiber
as Robert Thorn
Julia Stiles
as Katherine Thorn
Seamus Davey Fitzpatrick
as Damien
Mia Farrow
as Mrs. Baylock
David Thewlis
as Keith Jennings
Predrag Bjelac
as Vatican Observatory Priest
Pete Postlethwaite
as Father Brennan
Carlo Sabatini
as Cardinal Fabretti
Michael Gambon
as Bugenhagen
Bohumil Svarc
as Pope
Giovanni Lombardo Radice
as Father Spiletto
Baby Zikova
as Damien - Newborn
Supporting cast
28Baby Morvas
as Damien - Newborn
Baby Muller
as Damien - Newborn
Baby Litera
as Damien - Newborn
Tomas Wooler
as Damien - 2 Years Old
Rafael Sallas
as Rome Embassy Marine
Marshall Cupp
as Ambassador Steven Haines
Martin Mako Hindy
as Haines' Limo Driver
Amy Huck
as Nanny
Vince Valitutti
as Birthday Party Photographer
Klara Low
as Mom at Birthday Party
Laurie Tallack
as Tabloid Reporter #1
Myanna Buring
as Tabloid Reporter #2
Harvey Stephens
as Tabloid Reporter #3
Kammy Darweish
as Saudi Ambassador
Reggie Austin
as Tom Portman
Tonya Graves
as Thorn's Secretary
Changa Bell
as London Embassy Guard
Janet Henfrey
as Mrs. Horton
Pavel Cajzl
as Wedding Limo Driver
Sara Houghton
as Mom at Zoo
Richard Rees
as Psychiatrist Hugh Greer
Nikki Amuka Bird
as Dr. Becker
Federico Pacifici
as Rome Cab Driver
Alessandra Vanzi
as Elderly Nun
Massimo Bellinzoni
as Subiaco Monk
Vee Vimolmal
as Katherine's Nurse - London Hospital
Joe Towne
as Hospital Guard
Curtis Matthew
as Secret Service Agent
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1Writers
1Producers
2Other crew
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