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April 19, 2007
Day Watch (Dnevnoy Dozor) :
U.S. Theatrical Release Set for June 1, 2007

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The bad seed - Anton Gorodetsky's wayward son Yegor is back

For those of you who have been waiting for the sequel to Night Watch (Nochnoi Dozor) to finally make its U.S. debut, the wait is almost over. Fox Searchlight Pictures will release Day Watch (Dnevnoy Dozor) in theaters June 1, 2007.

If you're a fan who has not seen the Russian version of this movie and you want to avoid plot spoilers, then don't click here.

UPDATE: To find a screening of Day Watch in your part of the U.S., try the Landmark Theatres web site.

Click on the extended post to watch the English language trailer.

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Anton Gorodetsky (Konstantin Khabensky) and Kostya's father (Valery Zolotukhin) have a heart to heart talk about Anton being framed by the forces of the Day Watch

Film titles in Russian and English:

Дневной Дозор (Dnevnoy Dozor)

Режиссер: Тимур Бекмамбетов (Director: Timur Bekmambetov)
Продюсеры: Константин Эрнст, Анатолий Максимов (Producers: Konstantin Ernst, Anatoly Maksimov)
Сценарий:Сергей Лукьяненко (Screenplay: Sergey Lukyanenko)
Антон: Костантин Хабенский (Anton: Konstantin Khabensky)
Гесер: Владимир Меньшов (Geser: Vladimir Menshov)
Ольга: Галина Тюнина (Olga: Galina Tyunina)
Завулон: Виктор Вержзбицкий (Zavulon: Viktor Verzhbitsky)
Светлана: Марина Порошина (Svetlana: Mariya Poroshina)

The next question for Russian and American fans of the trilogy is: when will the final installment in the series, Dusk Watch, be released in Russia?



English language trailer for the 2007 Fox Searchlight Pictures U.S. release of Day Watch



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