Underworld: Evolution (2005)

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Written by Danny R. McBride, Len Wiseman

Directed by Len Wiseman

Running Time: 102 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

In a world where vampires and werewolves feud, leather-clad assassin Selene (Kate Beckinsale) goes on the run, pursued by her nemesis, Marcus (Tony Curran). The ancient vampire is desperate to tap into Selene's memory and release his imprisoned brother. With lover Michael (Scott Speedman) by her side, can Selene dodge her enemies while piecing together the final clues of her heritage?

Beckinsale's husband Len Wiseman returns to direct this sequel, continuing the winning combination of Blade-style action with steamy latex.

Cast

Image for Kate BeckinsaleKate BeckinsaleSelene
Image for Scott SpeedmanScott SpeedmanMichael Corvin
Image for Tony CurranTony CurranMarcus Corvinus
Image for Shane BrollyShane BrollyKraven
Image for Derek JacobiDerek JacobiAlexander Corvinus
Image for Bill NighyBill NighyViktor
Steven MackintoshAndreas Tanis
Zita GörögAmelia
Brian SteeleWilliam Corvinus
Scott McElroySoren
John MannSamuel
Image for Michael SheenMichael SheenLucian
Image for Sophia MylesSophia MylesErika
Richard CetronePierce
Mike MukatisTaylor

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