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Underworld 3: The Rise of the Lycans  
Underworld 3: The Rise of the Lycans

Underworld 3: The Rise of the Lycans

Starring: Michael Sheen, Bill Nighy, Rhona Mitra, Steven Mackintosh, Kevin Grevioux, David Ashton, Geraldine Brophy
Directed by: Patrick Tatopoulos
Screenplay by: Danny McBride
Release Date: January 23, 2009
MPAA Rating: R for bloody violence and some sexuality.
Studio: Sony ScreenGems


Domestic: $45,802,315 (51.5%)
Foreign: $43,218,880 (48.5%)
Total: $89,021,195 (Worldwide)


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Tagline: Every war has a beginning.

More than a thousand years before the events of the original Underworld, two races of preternatural beings came into being, each springing from the bloodlines of a different son of the original Immortal, Alexander Corvinus. Vampires, arising from the Markus line, became elegant, aristocratic, cunning blood drinkers.

Werewolves, from the William line, became savage beasts, with no trace of humanity left - and an insatiable appetite for violence. The Vampires came to dominate the local region – the wild lands in what is now western Hungary - with their superior intelligence, strength, and political skill. But even they feared the werewolves, who, though incapable of organization and higher thought, were capable of immense strength and savagery.

And then another genetic fluke transformed the balance of power again: a female werewolf, captive in the Vampire stronghold, gave birth to a seemingly human child. This was Lucian (Michael Sheen) – the first Lycan, born into slavery in the house of Viktor (Bill Nighy), the supremely powerful Vampire leader. Unlike “William’s Kind”, the original werewolves, this Lycan was able to take the form of either man or beast at will.


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