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The Final Conflict

Year:

1981

Duration:

108 min

Genres:

Horror

IMDB rate:

5.5

Director:

Graham Baker

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 1981-03-20

Filming Locations: Brocket Hall, Lemsford, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England, UK

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $5,571,675 (USA) (22 March 1981)

Gross: $5,571,675 (USA) (22 March 1981)

Cast

Actor

Character

Lisa Harrow

The Final Conflict

Sam Neill

Damien Thorn

Rossano Brazzi

DeCarlo

Don Gordon

Harvey Dean

Barnaby Holm

Peter Reynolds

Mason Adams

President

Robert Arden

American Ambassador

Leueen Willoughby

Barbara Dean

Marc Boyle

Brother Benito

Milos Kirek

Brother Martin

Tommy Duggan

Brother Mattius

Louis Mahoney

Brother Paulo

Richard Oldfield

Brother Simeon

Tony Vogel

Brother Antonio

Arwen Holm

Carol

Hugh Moxey

Manservant

William Fox

Diplomat

John Baskcomb

Diplomat

Norman Bird

Dr. Philmore

Marc Smith

Press Officer

Arnold Diamond

Astronomer

Eric Richard

Astronomer's Technician

Williams Richard

Vicar

Stephen Turner

Stigwell

Al Matthews

Workman

Larry Martyn

Orator

Frank Coda

Orator

Harry Littlewood

Orator

Harvey Bernhard

US Embassy employee (uncredited)

Adrienne Burgess

Woman (uncredited)

Hazel Court

Champagne Woman At Hunt (uncredited)

Glen Cunningham

Peter (uncredited)

Barrie Holland

Reporter (uncredited)

Ruby Wax

US Ambassador's secretary (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

In Germany and Hungary, the film was released as "Barbara's Baby", in an effort to align it with Rosemary's Baby (1968). Reportedly, this title also appeared on some movie posters for the film in some countries prior to the issuance of an official title for the picture

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The names of the seven monks in alphabetical order were Brother Antonio, Brother Benito, Father DeCarlo, Brother Martin, Brother Mattius, Brother Paulo, and Brother Simeon.

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NLF stood for the fictitious quasi-Marxist political organization the "Nubian Liberation Front".

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Goofs

Damien's introduction for the "World in Focus" show states that he took over Thorn Industries in 1971 and that he has been running it for seven years. However, his earlier conversation with the President established the current year as 1982 not 1978.

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Damien states, while talking to The President, that in two years from that time it will be 1984, making it 1982. If that is the case, than The Omen should be set in the 1950s, not 1976, as it obviously is. This could be due to the fact that at the time the Producers and the studio hadn't anticipated the sequels and the associated time-line.

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The American flag should always be displayed to the far right of any other flags as seen looking forward from the flags. In the Oval Office, the American flag is on the left.

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Quotes

Damien Thorn: Most people confuse evil with their own trivial lusts and perversions. Now, true evil is as pure as innocence.

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Damien Thorn: I now command you to seek out and destroy the Nazarene child. Slay the Nazarene... and I shall reign forever. Fail... and I perish.

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Damien Thorn: Nazarene, you have won... nothing...

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Faq

How many people die in "The Final Conflict"?

The onscreen head count is 14, including the American Ambassador to England, Brother Benito, Brother Martin, Brother Mattius, Brother Paul, Brother Antonio, Brother Simeon, Carol Wyatt's Baby, Baby Christopher, Baby Alexander David, Baby Dean, Harvey Dean, Peter Reynolds, and Damien Thorn. Damien also admits to having slain 100 baby boys all born on 24 May between midnight and 6 a.m.

How much sex, violence, and profanity are in this movie?

For detailed information about the amounts and types of (a) sex and nudity, (b) violence and gore, (c) profanity, (d) alcohol, drugs, and smoking, and (e) frightening and intense scenes in this movie, consult the IMDb Parents Guide for this movie. The Parents Guide for [i]The Final Conflict[/i can be found here.

How did the seven priests come into possession of the daggers of Megiddo?

After Ann Thorn (Lee Grant) used the daggers to kill her husband Richard (William Holden) at the end of Omen II, the Museum burns to the ground and the Daggers lay under the rubble for twenty years. The opening scenes of the movie show a construction worker pawing through rubble on a conveyor belt. When the seven daggers pass down the belt, he hides them in his clothes and takes them to a pawn shop, where they are noticed by a Theologian named Finn. He buys them and through research realises what they are. He hands them to a Priest who returns them to Subiaco.

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