- Warning: Teen Wolf: The Movie, now streaming on Paramount+, contains major spoilers.
- The film features many of the cast from MTV’s ‘Teen Wolf’, with the exception of Dylan O’Brien.
- Stiles Stilinski’s absence is mentioned and explained several times throughout the film.
‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’ doesn’t include a surprise appearance from Stiles Stilinski, but the presence of beloved Dylan O’Brien character looms large in the sequel to MTV’s hit show .
After 100 episodes, over six seasons that aired between 2011 and 2017, the cast of ‘Teen Wolf’ reunited for ‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’, now streaming on Paramount+. The film is set years after ‘Teen Wolf’ ended and follows Scott McCall (Tyler Posey), now in his 30s, living in LA and working as a veterinarian.
“Teen Wolf: The Movie” brings back many stars from the TV show, but O’Brien is the only original main cast member not to participate.
Here’s how the movie handles Styles being a no-show.
Styles’ Jeep is an important part of ‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’
Stiles Stilinski’s Jeep in “Teen Wolf: The Movie.”
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Scott and Stiles’ friendship was such an important part of ‘Teen Wolf’ that fans were heartbroken when it was revealed that O’Brien would not be in the sequel. He told Variety in March 2022:
O’Brien also told Extra that he still owns the movie Styles jeep that he loaned him after the TV show ended.
Jeep was prevalent throughout ‘Teen Wolf’ and became a character of sorts as the show progressed, so it makes sense that he would be incorporated into the film in some way.
Tyler Posey and Dylan O’Brien to Star in ‘Teen Wolf’ Season 6
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In “Teen Wolf: The Movie,” Derek Hale’s (Tyler Hoechlin) 15-year-old son Eli (Vince Mathis) has an “unhealthy obsession” with Jeep, says Mason Hewitt (Giraffe).・Lambo) says: without his father’s permission.
Near the end of the film, after Derek sacrifices himself for the Puck to win, Sheriff Stilinski (Linden Ashby) gives Eli the keys to the Jeep and talks about its importance. No matter where you are in the world, it’s like leaving your battered car in Beacon Hills.
“It was towed by Derek after his son left it behind, and it was probably beyond repair,” says Sheriff Stilinski. “But then he opened the hood, removed all the duct tape Stiles had on it, and managed to fix it. The Jeep just kept going no matter what. He never understood. And I don’t think he realized that’s exactly how we saw him.
“Your dad had mixed feelings about that Jeep, but that doesn’t mean it has to be complicated for you.
Then, in a callback to Eli’s first scene in the film, the teenager is shown driving the Jeep as its new owner.
Styles doesn’t appear in the film because he’s busy with work.
Dylan O’Brien in “Teen Wolf” Season 6.
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Scott and his pack reunited at Beacon Hills for two reasons.
The film’s logline and trailer hinted at a “terrifying evil” that would draw Scott back to his hometown and team up with an ally. While this is true, Scott first begins reuniting with Chris Argent (JR Vaughn) and Lydia Martin (Holland Roden).
It’s been 15 years since Allison was murdered in the season 3 finale of Teen Wolf, and they probably suspect she’s stuck between life and death and never got over it. I’m here.
So they go to Beacon Hills with Jackson Whitmore (Colton Haynes) to perform a ritual that might help Alison. Bring your version back to life.
“Teen Wolf: The Movie” stars Tyler Posey as Scott, Vince Mathis as Eli, and Crystal Reed as Alison.
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Meanwhile, the characters who still live in Beacon Hills and work for the police — Sheriff Stilinski (Linden Ashby), Jordan Parrish (Ryan Kelly), and Mason — are a serial arsonist who is believed to be setting fires in the woods. obsessed with criminals.
Early in the film, after a recent fire, Sheriff Stilinski asks police consultant Derek, “Do I need to call the FBI?”
In response, Derek says, “Maybe I should call my son.”
“Trust me, now Stiles has to put out his own fire. I think he can handle one arsonist,” replies Sheriff Stilinski.
This is likely a reference to Styles joining the FBI as an intern in the final season of “Teen Wolf.”
Lydia reveals she broke up with Styles over recurring dreams
Holland Rhoden and Dylan O’Brien appear in the finale of the ‘Teen Wolf’ series.
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‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’ doesn’t say if Scott and Stiles are still best friends, but it’s clear that many of his pack members have drifted apart within their circles. am.
Early in the film, Jackson alludes to the status of Lydia and Stiles’ relationship when Chris Argent asks why she stopped using her Banshee powers.
“Obviously it has something to do with Styles,” Jackson casually says.
This is when the film’s main villain, Adrian Harris (Adam Hristoe), a former chemistry teacher presumed dead at the end of Season 3, Episode 4, forced Lydia to reveal the pain of her heartbreak. It will be confirmed later.
Specifically, Adrian threatens to kill Jackson in front of him if he doesn’t tell him why he left Styles.
Colton Haynes as Jackson and Holland Rhoden as Lydia in “Teen Wolf: The Movie.”
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Lydia reluctantly explains that she had a recurring dream that she and Stiles were involved in a car accident and that he died.
“He wasn’t blinking, he wasn’t breathing,” she said.
She didn’t know if it was just a dream or a premonition. However, even if she ended their relationship, Stiles wouldn’t be in danger of dying, and she shouldn’t be using her banshee wailing.
“If I hadn’t been in the car with him, the accident wouldn’t have happened,” said Lydia. “He shouldn’t have to die.”
So she had to leave Stiles for his own safety.