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The cast was predominantly British, including several members of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) [...]	D
The cyclops says that fire mares can travel a thousand leagues in a day. A league was defined as the [...]	D
During filming in the Abruzzi region in Italy the Director asked the entire crew to suggest an alter [...]	D
The dub for the death screams of the Slayers was taken from the Mahar shrieks in Centro della Terra: [...]	D
One of six movies Peter Yates directed for Columbia/TriStar. The films include Krull (1983), Suspect [...]	D
To prepare for his role as Prince Colwyn, Ken Marshall worked out constantly prior to principal phot [...]	D
Show-business trade-paper 'Variety' described the movie as "Excalibur (1981) meets Guerre stellari ( [...]	D
The movie has been notable for featuring early screen appearances of Liam Neeson and Robbie Coltrane [...]	D
In December, 1988, Lysette Anthony told Playboy Magazine that she detests the film, not only because [...]	D
When the film was released on the big screen and on VHS in New Zealand, it was given a G-rating, des [...]	D
Final cinema movie of actor John Welsh.	D
Special make-up effects artist Christopher Tucker was originally going to design the creatures and m [...]	D
A cavernous grotto, glistening gems encrusted in its walls, was a welcome set after two bitterly col [...]	D
As a promotional gimmick for the film, the studio created an essay contest for people to get married [...]	D
Lysette Anthony revealed in a 2018 interview that Harvey Weinstein raped her when she was 19, right [...]	D
This motion picture was one of the most expensively produced of its time.	D
Frank Price, then-president of Columbia Pictures, determined that an unknown American actress would [...]	D
According to special make-up designer Nick Maley, the special effects character of the Beast was "th [...]	D
There is a real-life "Glaive" weapon, but it is different to the fictional one seen in the movie. Th [...]	D
Peter Yates's only sword and sorcery/fantasy film.	D
Within weeks of the start of principal photography, the wardrobe department evolved into a showcase [...]	D
This film contains several obvious similarities to The Lord of the Rings, such as the Dark Lord's Ev [...]	D
The Glave turns up in the final battle sequence of Ready Player One (2018) used by Sho.	D
Several games were developed and released as promotional tie-ins, including two Parker Brothers game [...]	D
A short behind-the-scenes promotional documentary about the making-of the film was made for televisi [...]	D
In Italy, while the main unit followed the movement of Prince Colwyn and his army across the planet [...]	D
Bernard Bresslaw, who is 6'7" tall, wore lifts to make him several inches taller.	D
Director Peter Yates reportedly hated making this film so much he took a vacation to the Caribbean i [...]	D
Sixteen Clydesdale horses trained for months in order to play the "Fire Mares".	D
A hand that could physically transform into a "Changeling Claw" was developed for the movie, but due [...]	D
Stunt coordinator Vic Armstrong scoured the United Kingdom for sixteen Clydesdale horses to purchase [...]	D
Images of the "Glaive" weapon object were associated with the film's promotion and frequently linked [...]	D
For the final month of principal photography, the production unit moved to locations in Italy to fil [...]	D
Due to poor box office results, a sequel was never produced.	D
Since around 1980, this movie has been rumored to have originally been planned to tie-in with the ro [...]	D
Despite being panned by critics at the time, the film has since gained a cult following.	D
The movie's sole screenwriter Stanford Sherman later went on to co-write with director Stewart Raffi [...]	D
Bernard Bresslaw also played the giant Gort in La spada di Hok (1980).	D
For nearly four weeks, the cast and crew moved to Pinewood Studio's biggest stage used for the James [...]	D
In the original screenplay, Colwyn saves Ynyr from the spider in the Widow of the Web's cave by kill [...]	D
Ken Marshall's only role in a movie where he received top billing.	D
Ken Marshall was cast in the lead central role in the film having portrayed the title role in the th [...]	D
For the quicksand in the swamp, four tons of painted cork were used.	D
Ken Marshall fashioned his performance on Errol Flynn, and performed all of his own stuntwork includ [...]	D
A gymnasium, equipped with an Olympic-size trampoline, was set up in a vacant storeroom to facilitat [...]	D
Freddie Jones and Francesca Annis appeared together again in Dune (1984).	D
The destruction of the Black Fortress at the end was filmed upside down, so it appeared its pieces w [...]	D
Prior to the departure of the cast and the majority of the crew to Italy, sixteen Clydesdale horses, [...]	D
For five months, a cast and crew of several hundred created the planet of Krull, inhabiting ten soun [...]	D
The Widow of the Web's aging makeup had 23 elements to apply on the actress' face, head, and body.	D
One of two movies directed by Peter Yates that were first released theatrically in 1983. The other w [...]	D
The production utilized ten sound stages at Pinewood Studios, including the biggest of them all, the [...]	D
Forty Slayers were made for the movie. Twenty were manufactured in only ten days.	D
A total of 40 Slayer costumes were made for this film.	D
Twenty-three movie sets were constructed for filming.	D
Princess Lyssa Lysette Anthony's voice was dubbed in the final cut by Lindsay Crouse. Robbie Coltran [...]	D
Part of an early-to-mid 1980s cycle of sword and sorcery motion pictures.	D
Following almost a year of pre-production, which saw Peter Yates meticulously storyboarding, product [...]	D
Many movie posters for the film featured a long preamble that read: "Beyond our time, beyond our uni [...]	D

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