Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God! (Updated: Oct 09/05) Spoiler Free Thread


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Knightfall1972, thanks for all your hard work in keeping us informed with updates with progress on the film. I've some questions:

Do we know what the track record of the people who wrote the screenplay (Brian Rudnick & Robert Kimmel) is? Are the stars of the original returning or not? Some sources cite them, others don't.
 

nikolai said:
Knightfall1972, thanks for all your hard work in keeping us informed with updates with progress on the film. I've some questions:

Do we know what the track record of the people who wrote the screenplay (Brian Rudnick & Robert Kimmel) is?

Brian Rudnick's career up to now has mainly been as a Second Unit Director/Assistant Director. The closest thing he has to a 5 out of 10 star movie is the 1998 Action/Thriller Evasive Action starring Roy Scheider. He also was a writer for that movie, as well. Other movies/TV series he is associated with are White Wolves: A Cry in the Wild II (1993), first assistant director (second unit); Emmanuelle, Queen of the Galaxy (1994), second unit director; Black Scorpion (1995) (TV), production coordinator (second unit); Inhumanoid (1996) (TV), second unit director; Last Exit to Earth (1996) (TV), unit production manager; Expose (1997), director; Sex, Lies & Politics (1997) (V), director.

Robert Kimmel's career is even less. He has one listing under Miscellaneous Crew as a production coordinator (second unit), for the movie Passion and Romance: Double Your Pleasure (1997). He is also listed as an actor for the movie Aquaniods (2003).

Of course, this is dependent on whether or not I have the right people from the IMDb US website. (Most likely.)

nikolai said:
Are the stars of the original returning or not? Some sources cite them, others don't.

Well, at this point I'd say Bruce Payne is coming back for D&D II but neither he nor Whalin and/or McLellan are listed as being in the movie (yet) at the IMDb US website. All I have to go on are the Production Report PDF files (in German), which are on the Studio Hamburg website.

I guess we'll have to wait and see.

Cheers!

KF72
 
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Knightfall1972 said:
Contents (rough translation): The fantasy adventure Dungeon and Dragons II: The Elemental Might is based on that world-wide well-known game, of the same name and ties to the first film of Dungeon & Dragons, which came out in 2000. Again in the the realm Izmir and also in the Sequel stands the courageous character RIDLEY at the center. This time a evil wizard/sorcerer steals a dark crystal, which can arouse a black dragon from its sleep. The fight between good and evil begins on a new.


Uhm, doesn't that sound a awful lot like the story of the first movie?

Dark wizard blah blah, magical artifact blah blah, dragons blah blah, war between good and evil.
 

nikolai said:
Are the stars of the original returning or not? Some sources cite them, others don't.

Update!
I just checked the IMDb page for D&D II and it is official, both Justin Whalin (RIDLEY) and Zoe McLellan (MARINA) are returning to be in the sequel. They are not, however, top-billed.

Hmm, something to think about.

Note that Bruce Payne (DAMODAR) isn't listed yet, nor is Tim Stern and Ellie Chidzle (whoever she is). As those names are in the Studio Hamburg production PDFs, it is more than likely they will be added, eventually.

Cheers!

KF72
 


Okay, I've another question to plague you with... Didn't Bruce Payne's character die in the first film? My memory is hazy. Of course, in D&D death is a barrier that can be overcome.
 

nikolai said:
Okay, I've another question to plague you with... Didn't Bruce Payne's character die in the first film? My memory is hazy. Of course, in D&D death is a barrier that can be overcome.

Maybe he returns as a Death Knight?

No lips = No blue lipstick! :lol:
 

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