Question 1

Why was The Omen (2006) released on June 6, 2006?

Accepted Answer

The movie was released on 06/06/06 to spark interest and gain publicity by coinciding with that date.

Question 2

What surprising cameo appears in the 2006 remake of The Omen?

Accepted Answer

Harvey Stephens, who played Damien in the 1976 original, appears as a tabloid reporter questioning Robert Thorn about the nanny's death.

Question 3

Why didn't the young actor playing Damien know his character was the devil's son?

Accepted Answer

Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick was never told Damien was the devil's son because filmmakers thought he was too young to understand, though he obediently gave the 'Damien face' when asked.

Question 4

What controversy surrounded the writing credits for The Omen (2006)?

Accepted Answer

Dan McDermott wrote the screenplay but was denied credit by the Writers Guild, who deemed it too similar to David Seltzer's 1976 script, so Seltzer received sole writing credit despite no involvement.

Question 5

Why did the director insist on an R-rating for this horror remake?

Accepted Answer

Director John Moore insisted on an R-rating, suggesting people would 'smell a cop-out' if a remake of the 1976 horror classic received a family-friendly PG-13 rating.

Question 6

Why was The Omen (2006) released on June 6, 2006?

Accepted Answer

The movie was released on 06/06/06 to spark interest and gain publicity by coinciding with that date.

Question 7

What surprising cameo appears in the 2006 remake of The Omen?

Accepted Answer

Harvey Stephens, who played Damien in the 1976 original, appears as a tabloid reporter questioning Robert Thorn about the nanny's death.

Question 8

Why was the young actor playing Damien kept in the dark about his character's true nature?

Accepted Answer

Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick was never told his character was the son of the Devil because filmmakers thought he was too young to understand, though he obediently performed the 'Damien face' when asked.

Question 9

What controversy surrounded the writing credits for The Omen (2006)?

Accepted Answer

Dan McDermott wrote the screenplay but was denied credit by the Writers Guild, who deemed it too similar to David Seltzer's 1976 script, so Seltzer received sole writing credit despite no involvement.

Question 10

Why did the director insist on an R-rating for this horror remake?

Accepted Answer

Director John Moore insisted on an R-rating, suggesting audiences would 'smell a cop-out' if a remake of the 1976 horror classic received a family-friendly PG-13 rating.

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