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2004
Directed by Tom Reeve
Synopsis
In 12th century England, the handsome and noble knight, George, has left the Crusades behind to follow his dream of a peaceful life on his own piece of land. However, in order to obtain his land from the ruling King Edgaar, he must help find the King's missing daughter, Princess Lunna, a quest which sees George drawn into an unexpected battle with the kingdom's last surviving dragon.
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Cast
James Purefoy Piper Perabo Patrick Swayze Michael Clarke Duncan Bill Treacher Jean-Pierre Castaldi Rollo Weeks Paul Freeman Stefan Jürgens Stefan Weinert Phil McKee Caroline Carver Simon Callow Joan Plowright Carl Chase Val Kilmer Jamie Treacher Bill Oddie Peter McCabe Dean Gregory Leslie Woodhall
DirectorDirector
Tom Reeve
ProducersProducers
Todd Moyer Romain Schroeder Jan Fantl Michael Cowan Jason Piette
WritersWriters
Michael Burks Tom Reeve
CastingCasting
Monique Durlacher Shannon Makhanian
EditorsEditors
Misch Bervard Jonathan P. Shaw
CinematographyCinematography
Joost van Starrenburg
Assistant DirectorsAsst. Directors
James Andrew Haven Sean Guest
Executive ProducersExec. Producers
David Rogers Michael Burks Frank Hübner Jeremy Saunders Adam Betteridge Alex Marshall
LightingLighting
Mick Durlacher Eric Wobma
Camera OperatorsCamera Operators
Zoe Vrnek Carlo Thiel Alessandro Bolognesi Johan Apers
Additional PhotographyAdd. Photography
Graham Johnston
Production DesignProduction Design
Peter Powis
Art DirectionArt Direction
Keith Slote
Set DecorationSet Decoration
Colin Thurston
Special EffectsSpecial Effects
Edward Wiesenhaan
Visual EffectsVisual Effects
Erik Strauss
StuntsStunts
Cliff McLaughlin Rob de Groot Vanessa Wieduwilt Rick Wiessenhaan Olivier Vitrant
ComposerComposer
Gast Waltzing
SoundSound
Ulf Herrmann Nigel Holland Mel Kutbay Guido Zettier Joo Fürst Abi Schneider Karl Atten Wilmont Schulze Frank Casaretto Yann Wirthor Gerald Welter Benjamin A. Rosenkind
Costume DesignCostume Design
Uli Simon
MakeupMakeup
Claudine Moureaud René Jordan Frederic Roeser Sybille Ahlers Katja Reinert-Alexis Marlyss Hupertz Pina Boehler Katja Wevand Leendert van Nimwegen Catherine Hild
HairstylingHairstyling
Katja Reinert-Alexis Leendert van Nimwegen
Studios
ApolloMedia The Carousel Picture Company Ravenhouse Entertainment
Countries
Germany UK USA Luxembourg
Language
English
Alternative Titles
Dragon sword, George und das Ei des Drachen, Georges et le dragon, Legenda o Jiřím a drakovi, George y el dragón, George e il drago, Szent György és a sárkány, Smokiem i mieczem, O Cavaleiro e o Dragão, Джордж и последният дракон, Кольцо дракона, 乔治和龙, Кільце Дракона, 블루 드래곤: 용과 기사의 전설
Genre
Adventure
Themes
Epic heroes Relationship comedy Fantasy adventure, heroism, and swordplay Laugh-out-loud relationship entanglements Charming romances and delightful chemistry Epic adventure and breathtaking battles Fairy-tale fantasy and enchanted magic Show All…
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Theatrical
28 Mar 2004
USAPG
Digital
02 Mar 2007
- JapanPG12
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Japan
02 Mar 2007
- DigitalPG12
USA
28 Mar 2004
- TheatricalPG
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Review by Ben M ★½
Why can’t I skateboard through a medieval castle where specifically does it say that I can’t
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Review by Will Klein (StarBoy1701) ★★★
Give me James Purefoy holding a sword and I'm a happy boy.
I absolutely loved this movie as a kid and rewatching I still have a lot of fun despite the many flaws. Most of which come from the limited made-for-TV budget, but the janky CGI and Spirit Halloween costumes honestly adds to the charm. Most of the budget went to the actors: the late greats Patrick Swayze and Michael Clarke Duncan, the beautiful Piper Perabo, and even an uncredited Val Kilmer shows up for a sec!
My favorite part is Purefoy in the lead role. I seriously have no idea why he never became a huge star. He brings some much-needed oomph to low budget fantasy/historical outings (shout out…
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Review by Chris Chretien ★★½
Everything about this movie was disappointingly mediocre. The story, plot, script, score, acting, dragon visual effects, all kind of... meh.
What kept me watching - the beautiful Piper Perabo and the late, great Patrick Swayze and Michael Clarke Duncan.
For all of you that took the time to read my review, thank you and I hope you enjoyed it. Comments and positive feedback are always welcome.
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Review by 🎃Peter👻 👻Spencer🎃 ★★★½
Happy St George's day!
What better appropriate film to watch today than this cheesy gem of an obvious film?!
Also, this film had me in stitches with the skateboarding monk!
Also, did the princess just said; "George, watch out for that tree!"?!
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Review by Will ★½
Properly bizarre, weirdly funny but also kind of annoying, all in all I was just really not interested. Patrick Swayze hops up with a massive sword and long hair, Val Kilmer appears for about 50 seconds and there's a massive CGI dragon that was just, just terrible. Was I having a fever dream? it's possible, was I on drugs? I don't recall, but this movie was enough to make wonder what the hell was I watching, at least the end credit bloopers were funny though, Purefoy threw a dragon-horn into a tree, HA!
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Review by Andrée ★★
Definitely was not expecting to like this film as much as I did. It's cheesy and it has its flaws, but it's quirky and fun - something the whole family can enjoy. Particularly liked the end-credits with the hilarious blooper reel.
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Review by pattonchris ★★ 2
Skateboarding monk ☑️
Val Kilmer and Michael Clarke Duncan swordfighting blindfolded ☑️
Swayze looking like a Galahad from Spamalot ☑️
Rampant Prince of Thieves thievery ☑️
Hilariously abrupt and ill-placed IMDbTV ads ☑️
Goons all exchanging the same 3 Trailer Wars wigs ☑️
Piper Perabo looking like she wandered in from a 2004 Wet Seal window display ☑️
FIVE MINUTE gag reel in credits ☑️I don’t know where it went but SyFy apparently plunked $32m into this thing. It’s the kind of busted-ass movie you rent at the library when you’re a kid. Val Kilmer is in one scene (uncredited) and I have to admit he looked pretty good slinging that steel. I wonder if he got paid.
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Review by julia_aldridge ★★
My mom chose this because it’s filmed in Luxembourg. She went “oh there’s actual dragons in this?” In a movie titled George and the Dragon.
Patrick Swayze is the only one with an American accent in this and that rocks
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Review by caseybl ★★★★
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Axe and ye shall receive 👏👏👏👏
Stray/Actual Observations:
*It can totally be argued that this movie is unintentionally hilarious because it's so bad it's good, but it also knows EXACTLY what it is. There's a blooper reel during the end credits that includes one where a horse is pooping in the background of the shot, and James Purefoy exclaims that the horse is "taking a turd." This is why I stand by a 4/5 and not a 1/5, and it can argued that it's either one of those ratings, and both of them.
*I honestly think Patrick Swayze and James Purefoy have better chemistry than either had with Piper Perabo. Their fight choreography against the Picts (which totally has to… -
Review by mackyeager ★★★★★ 1
This wasn’t about George and a dragon.
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Review by K. Axel ★★½
Well, a harmless fantasy-comedy with a decent CGI dragon (for its time!). I was surprised (and a little baffled) to see Val Kilmer in a cameo, but he looked good, even if his acting was heartless. It definitely ended a lot better than it started.
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Review by Lauren ★★
if the princess bride was bad
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