The Fallen Ones
2005 American film
- May 14, 2005 (2005-05-14)
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The Fallen Ones is a Sci Fi Channel original movie from 2005.[1]
Plot
Five thousand years ago, in Sumer, the fallen angels had intercourse with human females and their offspring were a race of giants called Nephilim, destroyed by the great flood. The evil angel Ammon (Navid Negahban) mummifies his son Aramis to save him and hides in hell. In the present day, the archaeologist Matt Fletcher (Casper Van Dien) finds Aramis tomb while excavating for building a resort for the entrepreneur Morton (Robert Wagner). The engineer Angela (Kristen Miller) joins the team, giving support in the diggings. When some workers mysteriously vanish, Morton hires the security force of Ammon to find the missing men. However, his real intention is to resurrect Aramis in the eclipse of the moon and dominate the human race with a new breed of giants. In the end, by creating a flood, they are able to drown both Aramis and Ammon, but not before Ammon reveals he has other children scattered at the four corners of the globe.
Cast
- Casper Van Dien as Matt Fletcher
- Kristen Miller as Angela
- Geoffrey Lewis as Gus
- Navid Negahban as Ammon
- Scott Whyte as Mickey
- Tom Bosley as Rabbi Eli Schmitt
- Robert Wagner as Morton
- Saginaw Grant as Joseph
- Irwin Keyes as Pale-Eye Priest
- Carel Struycken as High Priest #1
- Braeden Marcott as High Priest #2
- Robert Allen Mukes as Aramis
- Cameron VanHook as Giant Mummy
- Sahra Silanee as Lot's Daughter #1
- Regina K. Jones as Paltith, Lot's Daughter #2
- Katie L'Heureaux as Servant Girl #1
- Avena Lee as Servant Girl #2
- Nautica Thorn as Servant Girl #3
- Pablo Espinosa as Dennis, The Security Guard
- Shane P. Allen as Deputy #1
- Karen Bailey as Deputy #2
- Jodi Taffel as Construction Chick
- Melissa Jones Harper as Female Student
- Jeff Coatney as The Narrator
- Osiris The Cat as Angela's Cat
- Michelle Rae Cannon as Sacrifice Servant (uncredited)
- Randal Reeder as Leader of Soldiers (uncredited)
References
- ^ Shaheen, Jack G. (2012), Guilty: Hollywood's Verdict on Arabs After 9/11, Interlink Books, p. 81, ISBN 978-1623710200.
External links
- The Fallen Ones at IMDb
- Official site at SciFi.com
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