Sink Your Teeth Into Some Nostalgia! Everything to Know About 'Teen Wolf: The Movie'

Jessica Sager

Tue, January 10, 2023 at 12:14 AM UTC

6 min read

'Teen Wolf: The Movie' promises to be everything fans want.

Teen Wolf: The Movie promises to be everything fans want.

Creator Jeff Davis previously said of the film, "The first cut was three hours long. Part of that is you have so many characters to service. By the end of writing the movie, I kind of realized, 'Oh my God. This is basically season seven all in one movie.'"

"We packed a lot into this movie," he said. "It was trying to give the fans big moments, tear-jerking moments and funny moments, while giving them throwbacks to what the show was, but also a few new things like Vince Mattis, who plays Eli, Derek Hale’s son."

Yep, you read that right: Derek Hale is a dad! Find out everything to know about Teen Wolf: The Movie, including the cast (including some major surprising returns), release date and more.

When is the Teen Wolf: The Movie release date?

Teen Wolf: The Movie will premiere on Paramount+ on Jan. 26, 2023.

Who is in the Teen Wolf: The Movie cast?

The Teen Wolf: The Movie cast includes:

Tyler Posey as Scott McCall

When Teen Wolf: The Movie picks up, Tyler Posey's Scott McCall is a full-on adult wolf in his 30s, and his character takes a step back from trying to be a hero.

"Putting down that [hero] role, he’s lost himself a little bit. The first time we see Scott, it’s the first time we see him do stuff as a normal person, ever since the pilot. It’s pretty intense to see Scott doing the mundane, normal life," Posey revealed at New York Comic Con in 2022.

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"He’s also lonely because he’s missing something in his life, he’s missing the hero role, he’s missing friends, he’s missing Beacon Hills [and] he’s missing family. So we see Scott as a sort of troubled adult, depressed, kind of dealing with loneliness for the first time and it’s really special and powerful and impactful," Posey added. "I think a lot of us can relate because last time the show was out everyone grew up with it and now we’re all legitimately adults."

Crystal Reed as Allison Argent

Crystal Reed reprises her role as werewolf hunter Allison Argent. Her presence came as a shock to fans, because (spoiler alert!) her character dies in Season 3 of the series.

Teen Wolf creator Jeff Davis explained that Allison's return is behind the rest of the characters' return to Beacon Hills.

"What brings them back is incited by Chris Argent, who has been having these mysterious visions and dreams of his daughter, Allison. There’s the idea that his daughter might never have actually crossed over when she died," Davis told SFX Magazine. "He finds out that Scott is experiencing the same thing, too. Scott has been seeing her in his mind, in his dreams, and thinking, 'Are these memories or is this something real?' And they keep becoming more and more real to him."

Holland Roden as Lydia Martin

Holland Roden returns as Lydia Martin. Since the Teen Wolf series run ended, Roden has launched a Teen Wolf rewatch podcast with a genius title: Howler Back Now With Holland Roden.

Tyler Hoechlin as Derek Hale

Tyler Hoechlin is back as Derek Hale. He left the Teen Wolf series after Season 4. His character can transform completely into wolf form as of the end of Season 4. In Teen Wolf: The Movie, he has a son named Eli.

Vince Mattis as Eli Hale

Vince Mattis joins the Teen Wolf cast as Eli Hale, Derek Hale's teenage son.

Colton Haynes as Jackson Whittemore

Colton Haynes is Jackson Whittemore once again. He'd been living in London with beau Ethan and will return to Beacon Hills for the movie.

Dylan Sprayberry as Liam Dunbar

Dylan Sprayberry returns as Liam Dunbar in Teen Wolf: The Movie.

He debuted in the series in Season 4, Episode 3, "Muted."

Ian Bohen as Peter Hale

Yep, Ian Bohen is back as Peter Hale—the Alpha Werewolf and Derek's uncle.

Ryan Kelley as Deputy Jordan Parrish

Ryan Kelley plays Deputy Jordan Parrish in Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Linden Ashby as Sheriff Stilinski

Linden Ashby is back as former skeptic turned supernatural believer Sheriff Stilinski.

Seth Gilliam as Dr. Deaton

Seth Gilliam stars as Dr. Deaton in Teen Wolf: The Movie. Gilliam also starred in The Walking Dead as Father Gabriel Stokes.

Amy Workman as Hikari Zhang

Amy Workman stars as Hikari Zhang in Teen Wolf: The Movie. She is a new character for the film.

Khylin Rambo as Mason Hewitt

Khylin Rambo returns as Mason Hewitt, Liam Dunbar's best friend and a member of the McCall Pack. He serves as a researcher for the Pack.

JR Bourne as Chris Argent

JR Bourne is back as Chris Argent, a descendant of a long line of werewolf hunters—and a man who has lost almost everyone close to him, including daughter Allison, to werewolves.

Shelley Hennig as Malia Tate

Shelley Hennig returns as Malia Tate, a werecoyote with a troubled past.

Is Teen Wolf: The Movie streaming?

Teen Wolf: The Movie will stream exclusively on Paramount+.

Is Dylan O'Brien in Teen Wolf: The Movie?

Dylan O'Brien sadly won't reprise his role as fan-favorite Stiles Stilinski, but there's no bad blood between him and the Teen Wolf cast, crew or creators—his schedule simply didn't align with the making of the movie.

"The show couldn’t be more dear to me," he told Variety. "It was the first thing I ever did I and so many people there are extremely dear to me. It was something I was trying to make work, but it all happened very fast."

Is there a Teen Wolf: The Movie trailer?

A trailer for Teen Wolf: The Movie was released at New York Comic-Con 2022. Teen Wolf creator Jeff Davis promised that the film would service all of the fans' favorite characters from the series (save for Stilinski), and that shows in the previews—especially with Allison Argent's appearance.

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