Beastmaster III: The Eye of Braxus (1995)
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Beastmaster 3
Beastmaster: The Eye of Braxus
Beastmaster - Das Auge des Braxus [German]
Beastmaster - L'Occhio di Braxus [Italian]
Dar l'Invincible III - L'Oeil de Braxus [French]
El Señor de las Bestias 3. El Ojo de Braxus [Spanish]
Gospodar Zveri 3 [Serbian]
O Olho do Mal [Portuguese]
O Príncipe Guerreiro 3: O Olho do Mal [Portuguese]
O Varvaros Mahitis Epistrefei [Greek]
Pán Selem 3: Braxovo Oko [Czech]
Pán Seliem 3: Braxovo Oko [Slovak]
To Mati tou Daimona [Greek]
Vadak Ura 3: Braxus Szeme [Hungarian]
Wladca Zwierzat 3 [Polish]
Tagline(s): | A Legendary Hero. A Battle Beyond Imagination. |
Nomination Year: 1997
SYNOPSIS: A dying maleficent sorcerer (David Warner) is trying to unleash Braxus, a demon-god from whom he hopes to reap the reward of eternal life. But first, the sorcerer needs the three pieces to The Eye of Braxus. He sends his minions far and wide to collect them. The minions run afoul of Dar the Beastmaster and his new-found friends, who piece together what's going on. They try to stop the summoning, but fail. Now Dar and Company must face the power of Braxus himself! If Braxus is not stopped here, his unspeakable evil will cover the world!
Bryan Cassidy
Smithee Award Nominations
Oblivious |
Perhaps Ferrets Are Sacred in Their Culture When captured by some savage tribesmen, Dar and his companion are tied down in the open, in bright sun, and surrounded by whooping warriors. Along come Dar's two pet ferrets, who proceed to merrily chew through the ropes without even an attempt to be furtive about it -- yet nobody notices.
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Stupidest-Looking Monster |
Separated at Hatching? Somebody must've seen one too many episodes of "Dinosaurs," 'cause "Braxus" looks like just like the main character George Sinclair on a bad day. Or maybe three parts Sinclair, one part "Barney."
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Directors
Director |
Claim to Fame |
Gabrielle Beaumont |
Directed a lot of TV episodes from the
70's onward, including "The Greatest
American Hero," "Hill Street Blues,"
"Knots Landing," and "Star Trek: The
Next Generation" and "Deep Space Nine." |
Cast
Actor |
Character |
Claim to Fame |
Marc Singer |
Dar |
Probably best known as Dar the titular
Beastmaster and Mike Donovan
on "V." |
Tony Todd |
Seth |
Known as the iconic
Candyman. Also played Dan
in The Man from Earth,
Grange in The Crow, and
Ben in Night of the Living
Dead. |
David Warner |
Lord Agon |
Though usually talented, you can find this elegant
Brit almost anywhere, most notably the rich
guy's heavy in Titanic, the Cardassian
"There-Are-Five-Lights" torturer on "Star Trek: The
Next Generation," and of course the literal emodiment
of Evil in Time Bandits. Oh, and Admiral
Boom in Mary Poppins Returns. |
Keith Coulouris |
Bey |
Little parts on TV, mostly. |
Sandra Hess |
Shada |
Played Sonya Blade in the second Mortal
Kombat film, followed by a couple dozen
episodes of "General Hospital" as Sasha Donev. |
Casper Van Dien |
King Tal |
Is in a lot of sci-fi, fantasy, and action
projects. Broke out as Johnny Rico in the
Starship Troopers franchise. Voiced
Amok in Alita: Battle Angel. And was
both Johnny Cage on "Mortal Kombat: Legacy" and
Andre Forester on "Watch Over Me." |
Patrick Kilpatrick |
Jaggart |
Quite prolific in smaller action parts.
Knott in Minority Report. Finn in
Last Man Standing. The Colonel in
The Zombinator. Gotta love the name. |
Lesley-Anne Down |
Morgana |
Was Miriam in The Great Train
Robbery, Olga in The Pink Panther
Strikes Again, and Georgina on "Upstairs,
Downstairs" as well as roles in other later TV
miniseries. |
Michael Deak |
Braxus |
Mainly an effects guy, if there's a
rubbery, fakey-looking monster in it,
Deak was likely involved, including
Braxus (as in
Beastmaster III),
werewolves, sasquatches, zombies,
mummies, and a Cellar
Dweller. |
J.D. Hall |
The Voice of Braxus |
Also does reverends, judges, and other
voices. |
Dar Thompson |
Guard |
Coincidental, isn't it, that there really
was someone named "Dar" in the cast? |
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