Freddy vs. Jason (2003)

Freddy vs. Jason (2003)

Director: Ronny Yu

Synopsis

Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) and Jason Voorhees (Ken Kirzinger) return to terrorize the teenage population. Except this time, they're out to get each other, too.

Male Deaths

• Brent Chapman [Mr. Mueller]
• Brendan Fletcher [Mark Davis]
• Chris Gauthier [Shack]
• Alex Green [Frisell]
• Kevin Hansen [Beer Line Guy]
• Jesse Hutch [Trey Cooper]
• Colby Johannson [Teammate]
• David Kopp [Blake Mueller]
• Kyle Labine [Bill Freeburg]
• Robert Englund [Freddy Krueger]
• Chris Marquette [Charlie Linderman]
• Blake Mawson [Dead Boy on Tree]
• Lochlyn Munro [Deputy Scott Stubbs]
• Zack Ward [Bobby Davis]
• Tony Willett [Asylum Guard]
• Sean Tyler Foley [Male Counselor]

Female Deaths

• Joëlle Antonissen [Little Girl]
• Katharine Isabelle [Gibb Smith]
• Evangeline Lilly [Teen Girl]
• Jamie Mayo [Dead Girl on Tree]
• Odessa Munroe [Heather]
• Sharon Peters [Mrs Campbell]
• Kelly Rowland [Kia Waterson]
• Paula Shaw [Pamela Voorhees]
• Jacqueline Stewart [Female Counselor #1]
• Kimberley Warnat [Beer Line Girl]

Gallery

Joëlle Antonissen

Odessa Munroe

Blake Mawson

Jamie Mayo

Paula Shaw

Jesse Hutch

Brent Chapman

David Kopp

Katharine Isabelle

Alex Green

Colby Johannson

Chris Gauthier

Kevin Hansen/Kimberley Warnat

Zack Ward

Brendan Fletcher

Tony Willett

Lochlyn Munro

Kyle Labine

Jacqueline Stewart

Sharon Peters

Chris Marquette

Kelly Rowland

Robert Englund

Posters

Trivia

1. This is the eleventh installment in the Friday the 13th franchise and the eighth installment in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.
2. This was the first Freddy movie not filmed in the United States, and the filmmakers had to search for a new house that would resemble the famous Freddy Krueger Elm Street house from the first seven "Nightmare" films.
3. The biggest problem that occurred on-set was a fight between Director Ronny Yu and Katharine Isabelle (Gibb), who had signed onto the film on the promise that she would not have to do nude scenes. During the shoot, Yu went back on this promise, and repeatedly tried to pressure her to get naked. (They eventually settled on using a body double.Tammy Morris replaced her as a body double for the scene. There was great friction between Isabelle and Yu for the rest of the shoot, because of this incident.)
4. Robert Englund was excited at the casting of Katharine Isabelle as "Gibb", as he was a big fan of her cult-film Ginger Snaps (2000), a Canadian werewolf film.
5. According to Director Ronny Yu, the special effects team used three hundred gallons of fake blood for the movie.
6. Standing at 6'5" (1.96 meters) tall, Ken Kirzinger is the tallest actor to date to play Jason Voorhees.
7. The final film in which Robert Englund plays the role of Freddy Krueger.His Freddy make-up was so thick that he couldn't tell how hot it was from the fires during filming. When he got in to have his make-up removed, it had bonded itself to his face.
8. The lake at Camp Crystal Lake was also being used to film the final scenes for X-Men 2(2003) at the same time this movie was being filmed. The two film casts even stayed at the same hotel.
9. At around twenty-seven minutes into the film,Evangeline Lilly can be spot as an extra. She is a girl in the crowd at the school wearing a green long-sleeved shirt.
10. (At around one hour and nineteen minutes) Screenwriters Mark Swift and Damian Shannon were disturbed by the homophobic insult Kelly Rowland's character directed at Freddy Krueger, and both writers pointed out in interviews that this was not something they had written in their script. Freddy's "how sweet, dark meat" line is a variation on the line "how sweet, fresh meat" in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988).
11. Rey Mysterio: As person who jumps.
12. The twenty-five million dollar budget of the film was the highest in Friday the 13th/Jason franchise.
13. Filming lasted fifty-three days.