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2004 | Zack Snyder
Screenplay | 2004 | James Gunn
Best Original Score for a HorrorThriller Film | 2004 | Tyler Bates
Budget 26,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 102,278,712 USD
For the scene where Ana stitches Kenneth's wounds, the director hired a real nurse for the close-ups. She misunderstood the director's directions to go deeper and inadvertently punctured Ving Rhames' skin and stitched the prosthesis to his arm. He didn't say anything until after the scene was done filming and the director thought the blood was merely "a really good effect".
When Ving Rhames heard of a remake of Dawn of the Dead (1978) was in production, he tracked down producers to be in the film.
Although he had strong reservations about some elements, George A. Romero professed to be surprisingly impressed with the film.
The two zombies with missing limbs (the jogger missing an arm and the legless zombie in the parking garage) were both played by actual amputees. The same thing was done for one of the first zombies seen in the original Dawn of the Dead (1978).
Director Zack Snyder personally chose most of the music used in the film. His choices included "The Man Comes Around" by Johnny Cash, and Richard Cheese's cover of Disturbed's "Down With the Sickness". Snyder was the only person who thought these songs should be in the film, as most of the producers were against it.
"Ana: The bleeding's not gonna stop on its own. I need to stich his arm. CJ: What are you, a fucking doctor? Ana: No, I'm a fucking nurse."
"Michael: So what's the plan? CJ: The plan is you drink a nice tall glass of shut the fuck up."
