Wolcott came to New York, in the fall of 1972, because Norman Mailer liked an article he had published in his college paper the article, not coincidentally, was about Norman Mailer and had written a letter of introduction to Daniel Wolf, who then edited the Village Voice.

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It twists the story of Red Riding Hood by making the wolf a werewolf who is attacking a small village.

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Gary Oldman stars as a village elder who (judging from the trailer) is not above sacrificing Seyfried to the wolf.

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He leaned back on the bench, and now, in his sweat-stained shirt, without his jacket and tie, Wolf Maftzir looked like a trader with time on his hands, a sweaty livestock trader who had come to the village to negotiate with its farmers, patiently and artfully, a cattle deal from which, he was certain, both sides would profit.

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