War of the Planet of the Apes (2017)
Directed by Matt Reeves
Summary[]
Simian Savior Caesar (Andy Serkis), and his fellow apes face their most darkest chapter when confronted by a military hit squad led by formidable foe Colonel McCullough (Woody Harrelson), once a charismatic military leader driven insane with grief and bitterness, now a genocidal warlord hell-bent on a species holy war with only one outcome; mass extinction of all ape kind.
List still incomplete
Male Deaths[]
- Michael Adamthwaite [Luca]
- Steve Baran [Tanker Guard]
- Douglas Chapman [Alpha Omega Deserter]
- Gabriel Chavarria [Preacher]
- Jason Clarke [Malcolm](deleted mention only)
- Roger Cross [Captain]
- Woody Harrelson [Colonel McCullough]
- Kyle Horton [Tower Guard #2]
- Alessandro Juliani [Spear]
- Max Lloyd-Jones [Blue Eyes]
- Paul Luongo [Ukulele Playing Soldier]
- Levi Meaden [Soldier]
- Albert Nicholas [Tower Guard #1]
- Ty Olsson [Red]
- Aleks Paunovic [Winter]
- James Pizzinato [Captured Soldier]
- Thomas Potter [Platoon Leader]
- Dean Redman [Commanding Officer]
- Sandy Robson [Gunner]
- Chad Rook [Boyle]
- Lee Ross [Grey](before this film)
- Andy Serkis [Caesar]
- Mathew Yanagiya [Executive Officer's Man]
- Timothy Webber [Ape Elder]
- Billy Wickman [Gasping Soldier]
Female Deaths[]
- Judy Greer [Cornelia]
- Mercedes de la Zerda [Lang]
Trivia[]
- In October 2016, it was announced that a fourth Planet of the Apes film was already being planned.
- In the first film, Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011), Caesar could only utter a few words, most notably, "No!" In the second film, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014), his vocabulary had increased greatly and he was able to speak in nearly full sentences with syntax and grammar, but still with a rough tone and cadence to his voice. In this film, he is able to speak nearly identical to what a human can produce, indicating his growth into personhood.
- The Overlook Hotel from The Shining (1980) makes an appearance.
- Steve Zahn admitted in a Film4 interview that he cried after seeing the completed film for the first time as he was so moved by it.
Gallery[]
Gabriel Chavarria
Woody Harrelson seconds before his offscreen death
Aleks Paunovic
Andy Serkis (right)
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