The Wolfman is a 2010 remake of the 1941 film of the same name. The film stars Benicio del Toro as Lawrence Talbot, a man who returns to his home after his brother's murder, only to be bitten by a werewolf. The film's supporting cast includes Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt and Hugo Weaving.
The following weapons were used in the film The Wolfman:
Inspector Francis Aberline (Hugo Weaving) uses a Webley "WG" Army Model revolver as his sidearm throughout the film. Chief of police Colonel Montford (Nicholas Day) also uses one during the attack at the gypsy camp. Gwen Conliffe (Emily Blunt) also uses Inspector Aberline's revolver briefly during the climax.
N.B.Hugo Weaving's character, Francis Aberline, is based on real-life Scotland Yard Inspector Frederick Abberline, the lead investigator of the Jack the Ripper murders; Russell plays Abberline in several episodes of Ripper Street.
Constable Nye (David Schofield) carries a Webley Bulldog during the attack on the gypsy camp. Inspector Aberline's (Hugo Weaving) partner Carter (Shaun Smith) also carries a Bulldog as his sidearm, and uses it in several scenes.
Sir John Talbot (Anthony Hopkins) uses this gun on a couple occasions. Lawrence Talbot (Benicio del Toro) also handles the gun. It is possible that the rifle used in the movie is not a Holland & Holland Paradox and that the weapon thought to be a Paradox is actually an Eight Bore shotgun. See the discussion page.
Dr. Lloyd (Michael Cronin) uses a professionally sporterized Martini-Henry Mk. III against The Wolfman in the gypsy camp. It can be identified as a Greener-modified gun by the large cocking lever. Abandoning his own rifle, Lawrence Talbot (Benicio del Toro) also picks one up during the gypsy camp attack earlier in the film and uses it in his pursuit of the werewolf. Sir John Talbot (Anthony Hopkins) also has a sporterized Martini among his gun collection. Lawrence Talbot grabs this rifle when he follows his father to the crypt.
Martini-Henry Mk. IV Rifles are used by Inspector Aberline's (Hugo Weaving) men, identifiable by the unique receivers of the rifles. Policemen most notably wield them in London.
Lawrence Talbot (Benicio del Toro) uses a Lee-Speed Sporter during the gypsy camp attack. He brings it with him to the camp on a horse-saddle, but tosses it aside rescuing a woman and later appropriates a dead man's rifle.
After scaring off some men from town who want to take in Lawrence, Sir John Talbot (Anthony Hopkins) puts his shotgun on the wall along with his other rifles, the one on the very top looks like a sporterized Snider-Enfield Rifle.
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