Wrath of the Titans
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General Info
Mythological basis	Perseus, Titanomachy
Tagline	Feel the Wrath
Starring	Sam Worthington, Rosamund Pike, Liam Neeson, Toby Kebbell, Ralph Phiennes, and Edgar Ramirez as the god of war Ares

Wrath of the Titans is an epic fantasy, action-adventure film. It is the sequel to the hit 2010 film Clash of the Titans, starring Sam Worthington as Perseus, Liam Neeson as Zeus, Ralph Fiennes as Hades, Rosamund Pike as Andromeda and Toby Kebbell as Agenor.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 Humans 1.2 Demi-gods 1.3 Gods 1.4 Titans 1.5 Creatures 1.6 Locations 2 Mythology 2.1 Characters 3 Cast 3.1 Directed by 3.2 Executive Producer 3.3 Cast 3.4 VFX Supervisor 3.5 Prosthetics Designer 3.6 Produced by 3.7 Written by 3.8 Lead Digital Artist 3.9 CG Effects Supervisor 3.10 Original Music by 3.11 Cinematography by 3.12 Film Editing by 3.13 Casting by 4 Soundtrack 5 Gallery 6 Videos 6.1 Trailers 6.2 Featurettes 6.3 Clips 7 Comments

AppearancesEdit

HumansEdit

• Andromeda
• Korrina

Demi-godsEdit

• Perseus
• Agenor

GodsEdit

Zeus Ares Poseidon Hades

Apollo Athena Hephaestus

TitansEdit

• Kronos

CreaturesEdit

Makhai Chimera Minotaur

Cyclops Pegasus

LocationsEdit

• Tartaros
• Underworld

MythologyEdit

CharactersEdit

Image	Character	Description
	Perseus	Perseus is the demi-god son of Zeus and brother of Ares, just as in mythology. However various points contradict his mythological history: First of all, Ares had a personal grudge against Hercules and viceversa, not with Perseus. In myth, it was Theseus who defeated the Minotaur, not Perseus. Perseus didn't slay Kronos, it was Zeus. Perseus was not the first man or demigod to defeat a Cyclops, it was Odysseus.
	Andromeda	Just as in myth, Perseus and Andromeda are romantically involved (tough this was not the case on the first film of this rebooted franchise).
	Hades	Hades is the god of the underworld in both the film and myth, and tough his relationship with the other gods is not quite good, it is not as antagonistic as portrayed in the film. Other differences between the film and mythology are: Hades never affiliated himself with Kronos in myhthology but he did in the film, tough he had a change of heart later in the movie. Hades used a staff in myth, not a pitchfork.
	Poseidon	*Pan was the first known god to die in mythology, however in the film Poseidon is the first god that dies. Poseidon's trident was used only by Poseidon and not by Agenor as demonstrated on the film.
	Ares	*Ares never battled Perseus in mythology, however in th film he did, he was jealous of Zeus' love for Perseus and was even killed by him. Warriors and soldiers prayed to Ares on the film, however they never did in mythology, as no one would ever pray to the god of war.
	Chimera	The Chimeras appearing in the film, are two-headed monolithic creatures, with furry skin, giant wings similar to those of a bat, each head is equipped with a horn or none. Both heads of the creature employ teamwork, one head spews the fuel, the other ignites it in mid-air generating torrents of scorching fire which was shown to rapidly ignite flesh and wood. Chimeras in mythology are creatures with two or three heads, and are not capable to fly in comparison with the chimeras of the film. Also the chimeras do not reside on the underworld as opposed to that of the film.
	Makhai	The Makhai are double-torso'd, sword wielding monsters, supposedly the union between spirits of fallen warriors bound for eternity to fight alongside each other. The depiction on the film does not contradict their mythological origin, neither explains it. In mythology, the Makhai are the spirits of battle and war, which accompanied Ares on the battlefield, just as in the film their allegiance is to Ares and Kronos.
	Pegasus	In myth, the Pegasus is a flying white and winged horse, however in the film it is portrayed as been black.

CastEdit

Directed byEdit

• Jonathan Liebesman

Executive ProducerEdit

• Callum McDougall
• Kevin De La Noy
• Jon Jashni
• Louis Leterrier
• Thomas Tull

CastEdit

• Sam Worthington as Perseus
• Rosamund Pike as Andromeda
• Toby Kebbell as Agenor
• Liam Neeson as Zeus
• Ralph Fiennes as Hades
• Danny Huston as Poseidon
• Edgar Ramirez as Ares
• Bill Nighy as Hephaestus
• Freddy Drabble as Apollo
• Paul Warren as Hermes
• John Bell as Helius
• Martin Bayfield as a Cyclops
• Spencer Wilding as Minotaur
• Lily James as Korrina
• Alejandro Naranjo as Mantius
• Kathryn Carpenter as Athena
• Sinéad Cusack as Clea
• Matt Milne as Elite Guard No. 1
• Kett Turton as Elite Guard No. 2
• Juan Reyes as Prison Warden
• Jorge Guimerá as Theodulus
• Asier Macazaga as Theron
• Daniel Galindo Rojas as Eustachius
• Lamberto Guerra as Timon
• George Blagden as Solider 1
• Killian Burke as Soldier 2
• Alastair Cording as Villager 1
• Caoilfhionn Dunne as Woman 1
• Domingo de Luis as Andromeda's Servant
• Richard Goss as Argos Army Swordsman
• Jimmy Pethrus as Ancient Greek Soldier
• James Michael Rankin as Argos Army Soldier

VFX SupervisorEdit

• Nick Davis

Prosthetics DesignerEdit

• Connor O'Sullivan

Produced byEdit

• Basil Iwanyk

Written byEdit

Dan Mazeau and David Leslie Johnson

Lead Digital ArtistEdit

Richard Clegg

CG Effects SupervisorEdit

Anders Langlands

Original Music byEdit

• Javier Navarrete

Cinematography byEdit

• Ben Davis

Film Editing byEdit

• Martin Walsh

Casting byEdit

• Jina Jay

SoundtrackEdit

The soundtrack and score were composed by Javier Navarrete. The soundtrack was released on the 30th of March of 2012.

#	Track Name	Scene and Musical Description	Length
1.	Wrath of the Titans
2.	Humans Stopped Praying
3.	Zeus In The Underworld
4.	Attack Of The Chimera
5.	Son Of Zeus
6.	Pegasus
7.	Andromeda
8.	Cyclops
9.	The Orb
10.	Ares Fights
11.	Perseus In The Labyrinth	Perseus fights his way through the labyrinth and ends battling the Minotaur.
12.	Escape From Tartarus
13.	To The Battle
14.	Brother Ares	Perseus battles Ares, on a one-to-one battle, with Perseus emerging victorious and painfully killing his brother Ares.
15.	Zeus Leaves	Zeus dies but not before telling Perseus to use his power wisely.
16.	Kronos Megalos Remix

GalleryEdit

VideosEdit

TrailersEdit

FeaturettesEdit

Minotaur Cyclops Makhai Chimera Kronos Add a photo to this galleryAdd a photo to this gallery

ClipsEdit

Gods Don't Die It Has Begun What Are You Waiting For? I'm only half a God I Need Your Help Add a photo to this galleryAdd a photo to this gallery

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