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The 10th Kingdom (1999)
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Runtime: 7 hrs
Genre: Television
Synopsis: Virginia (Williams) and her father Tony (Larroquette) encounter a stray dog wandering the streets of New York City. The dog turns out to be Snow White's Prince Wendell under a spell by an evil... Virginia (Williams) and her father Tony (Larroquette) encounter a stray dog wandering the streets of New York City. The dog turns out to be Snow White's Prince Wendell under a spell by an evil queen (Wiest) who plans to rule his kingdom! In an effort to help the prince, they follow him through a magic mirror into a mystical world where trolls, giants, and goblins wander and fairy tales such as Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood actually happened. They confront the wicked queen and a battle of good versus evil commences in a display of astonishing visual effects. An adventure for the entire family from the producers of the hit television mini-series MERLIN. Originally airing on NBC as a five-part mini-series. [More]
Starring: John Larroquette, Kimberly Williams, Rutger Hauer, Dianne Wiest
Starring: John Larroquette, Kimberly Williams, Rutger Hauer, Dianne Wiest, Ed O'Neill, Ann-Margret, Scott Cohen, Camryn Manheim
Director: David Carson, Herbert Wise
Director: David Carson, Herbert Wise
Producer: Brian Eastman, Simon Moore
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| 45% 45% | Shorts |
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