Sal Ormond as Col.
Thompson. His costume
was made for the film (His
grandmother actually
built it.)
The Huntington Militia. We
mostly followed them to
their events, trying to film
just them, and not the
tourists who got too close
to the firing guns.
A prison set for MAD
WOLF. Look at those
walls. They are just
pieces of rotted stockade
fencing placed long-ways
on the set wall.
Sal Ormond made up this
actor in dead corpse
make up.
This scene with the actor
was never used in the
finished film.
From left; Frank Franconeri
(who would be in all
following Huntington
Action Films), Brandon
Bart and Sal Ormond.
Co-Producer Donna
Drake as Sarah, an
Revolutionary War era girl
who becomes a fugitive.
Thompson. His costume
was made for the film (His
grandmother actually
built it.)
The Huntington Militia. We
mostly followed them to
their events, trying to film
just them, and not the
tourists who got too close
to the firing guns.
A prison set for MAD
WOLF. Look at those
walls. They are just
pieces of rotted stockade
fencing placed long-ways
on the set wall.
Sal Ormond made up this
actor in dead corpse
make up.
This scene with the actor
was never used in the
finished film.
From left; Frank Franconeri
(who would be in all
following Huntington
Action Films), Brandon
Bart and Sal Ormond.
Co-Producer Donna
Drake as Sarah, an
Revolutionary War era girl
who becomes a fugitive.
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MAD WOLF (1998)
| MAD WOLF SYNOPSIS: At the end of the American Revolutionary War, British Col. Benjamin Thompson (Sal Ormond) is seeking to capture The Mad Wolf, a mysterious saboteur. He feels his Fort Golgotha, built atop a burial ground, is Mad Wolf's next target. We learn that The Mad Wolf, clad in a frightening head-to-toe disquise, is Deborah, (Kimberly King) the widow of a slain minuteman. PRODUCTION NOTES: The screenplay is based on actual Revolutionary War incidents. Golgotha was built by Col. Thompson on the Huntington Village Burial Ground (This is why, to this day, the highest peak of the cemetery doesn't have gravestones.) As noted in the film, the real Col. Thompson used the tombstones of his enemies as doormats, oven-plates and furniture. Click here to learn more about the real Col. Thompson Members of the Huntington Militia, a group of historians who re-inact Revolutionary War battles, donated their time, and costumes to the production of the film. The interiors for the film were filmed in local antique stores that had rooms recreated in a Colonial American style. Small items such as furniture price-tags, wall thremostats and electric outlets had to be covered up. Sal Ormond, who played Thompson, was also a co-producer. He turned his one car garage into a sound-stage. He also built a working pillory that is used in the film. Donna Drake, an actress and co-producer on the film now runs her own Long Island based production company. This was the first full collaboration between director Glenn Andreiev and Producer Paul Kanter CPA |
MAD WOLF artwork by Laurence Sufrin.
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BREAKING NEWS- Mad Wolf has been remastered onto DVD format and will be released under Huntington Action Films' releasing label- Summer 2007. |