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Would a werewolves fur be the same color as their hair? would their eyes remain the same color?

I have seen Brenette, I have seen blonde, but I have never seen a a red head, that would be original to see, especially if it were female. Besides, the color red has the instinctual result of instilling passion in males when looked at, thus this is its primordial symbolance. I'd prefer that they not all revert to a natural wolf color, maybe save for the older ones who have gray in their hair.

Also, keeping their eyes the same color in werewolf form denotes that they have not succomed to a savage nature, which is the sterotype in other horror movies.

As the director has stated it is not what the werewolf IS that makes them scary, but more in particular WHO it is that CAN BE scary.

I agree. If the werewolf's hair color resembles the human hair color and the eyes stay the same, then they keep who they are. Thus, that gives them more personality that way. Also, viewers will be able to distinquish who is who.

I always thought that idea was a good one, the werewolf's 'mane' can be the same colour as their hair for that one.

Also, keeping their eyes the same color in werewolf form denotes that they have not succomed to a savage nature, which is the sterotype in other horror movies.

I think that most werewolves should keep their natural hair color when transformed. It would be their full body fur color though afterwards. And that they keep their original eye color, though maybe, those colors would be more bright/intense looking.

Some werewolves could get a different fur color when transformed. A reccevive gene in werewolves. The mulicolored grays with white; white; ect. Another recessive gene could be to change to golden colored eyes when transformed.

I would say the primary fur color is always the natural hair color. It may be streaked with grey or white, and streaks may grow into the mane as the change comes, but otherwise still pretty recognizable.

Eye colors would change, but within a range appropriate for the original color. Brown eyes would go golden, green eyes would go yellow-green, as would hazel. Blue eyes would likely just pale further.

I think their hair and eye color should change to the closest wolf equivilent when they transform. I think that some things wolves don't get should be available to. Some differen't colorations or patterns in the fur. Some differen't eye colors.

Lasthowl's idea for the eye coloration is good, and I agree with Think-Harder that they should keep human-shaped. But I have my own theories as to fur coloration. I think blonde humans should become white or cream/gold wolves, which would be an accurate ratio between the number of pale blondes amongst humans and white wolves amongst a species other than arctic. Brunettes should probably turn the sort of brown/gray color combination you see most commonly amongst wolves. Same deal with redheads and black-haired people (red werewolves are awesome )
But I must inquire about ethnic hair types because I like the idea that lycanthropy transcends all cultures. Are your African werewolves going to have coarser fur? Are the wavy-haired people going to have curly manes? I think too deeply about such things...