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Hex

Year:
Duration:
105 min (including commercials) (pilot episode) | 60 min (including commercials) (17 episodes)
Genres:
Horror | Drama | Fantasy | Comedy
IMDB rate:
7.2
Awards:
1 nomination
Details
Country: UK
Release Date: 2004-10-17
Filming Locations: Englefield House, Theale, Reading, Berkshire, England, UK
Cast
Actor
Character
Daniel Casey
Hex
Jemima Rooper
Thelma Bates
Jamie Davis
Leon Taylor
Amber Sainsbury
Roxanne Davenport
Colin Salmon
David Tyrel
Laura Pyper
Ella Dee
Jemima Abey
Alex
Michael Fassbender
Azazeal
Samuel Collings
Tom
Anna Wilson-Jones
Jo Watkins
Joseph Beattie
Malachi
Christina Cole
Cassandra 'Cassie' Hughes
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Trivia
In an interview for Sky, Christina Cole said she was a bit startled by her nude shower scene in episode two. Although the scene was shot nude, her back was to the camera most of the time and she believed she was being shot from the shoulders up. Apparently members of her family were not amused.
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The Nephilim (somewhat different spelling from that used in the series) are mentioned only briefly in the Biblical book of Genesis, and in more detail in several Apocryphal books including The Book of Enoch and The Secrets of Enoch. In those texts, the Watchers are a troop of angels tasked with watching over and protecting Mankind. They become infatuated with mortal women, descend to Earth and have their way with them, spawning a race of gigantic monsters, the Nephilim. For the sin of lust, the Watchers are banished from Heaven and are condemned to roam the Earth for eternity. Out of revenge, they teach Mankind the arts of magic and warfare. Their leader is sometimes called "Azazel" or "Azaziel".
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Quotes
Cassie Hughes: What are you, my dyke in shining armor?
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Lilith Hughes: It isn't going to protect her, is it?
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Cassie Hughes: Thanks, you know. For electrocuting me.
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Photos from cast
Ronan Vibert
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