David Slade	...	(Director)
Steve Niles, Stuart Beattie, Brian Nelson, Ben Templesmith	...	(Writer)
Josh Hartnett	...	Sheriff Eben Oleson
Melissa George	...	Stella Oleson
Danny Huston	...	Marlow
Ben Foster	...	The Stranger
Mark Boone Junior	...	Beau Brower
Mark Rendall	...	Jake Oleson
Amber Sainsbury	...	Denise
Manu Bennett	...	Deputy Billy Kitka
Megan Franich	...	Iris
Joel Tobeck	...	Doug Hertz
Elizabeth Hawthorne	...	Lucy Ikos
Nathaniel Lees	...	Carter Davies
Craig Hall	...	Wilson Bulosan
Chic Littlewood	...	Issac Bulosan
Peter Feeney	...	John Riis
Min Windle	...	Ally Riis
Camille Keenan	...	Kirsten Toomey
Jack Walley	...	Peter Toomey
Elizabeth McRae	...	Helen Munson
Joe Dekkers-Reihana	...	Tom Melanson
Scott Taylor	...	Paul Jayko
Grant Tilly	...	Gus Lambert
Pua Magasiva	...	Malekai Hamm
Jared Turner	...	Aaron
Kelson Henderson	...	Gabe
John Wraight	...	Adam Colletta
Dayna Porter	...	Jeannie Colletta
Kate Butler	...	Michelle Robbins (as Kate S. Butler)
Patrick Kake	...	Frank Robbins
Thomas Newman	...	Larry Robbins
Rachel Maitland-Smith	...	Gail Robbins
Abbey-May Wakefield	...	Little Girl Vampire
John Rawls	...	Zurial
Andrew Stehlin	...	Arvin
Tim McLachlan	...	Archibald
Ben Fransham	...	Heron
Kate Elliott	...	Dawn
Allan Smith	...	Khan
Jarrod Martin	...	Edgar
Sam La Hood	...	Strigoi
Jacob Tomuri	...	Seth
Kate O'Rourke	...	Inika
Melissa Billington	...	Kali
Aaron Cortesi	...	Cicero
Matt Gillanders	...	Daeron
Brian Reitzell	...	composer
Jo Willems	...	Cinematographer
Jr. Mark Boone	...

Summary: Josh Harnett (Black Dahlia, Pearl Harbor) crosses over to the dark side in this bone-chilling adaptation of the cult-hit graphic novel, brought to the screen in all its demonic glory. In a small Alaskan town, thirty days of night is a natural phenomenon. Very few outsiders visit, until a band of bloodthirsty, deathly pale vampires mark their arrival by savagely attacking sled dogs. But soon they find there are much more satisfying thirst-quenchers about: human beings. One by one, the townspeople succumb to a living nightmare, but a small group survives - at least for now. The vampires use the dark to their advantage, and surviving this cold hell is a game of cat and mouse - and screams.