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Werewolf Wayne (Steve Buscemi) "Because the story is about humans hating monsters, we kept Wayne as a werewolf man the entire time rather than having him change back and forth between human and wolf to avoid any confusion. As wolves have litters of pups we thought it would be funny to give Wayne a whole brood of kids and a permanently pregnant wife. With Steve’s voice and Wayne’s mannerisms you can tell he’s an exhausted father and that worked well as a really nice, unique take on the traditional depiction of werewolves."
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