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Beastmaster: The Eye of Braxus (1996) (TV)
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24 May 1996 (USA)
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A legend hero. A battle beyond imagination
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Before he died, Dar's father gave a mysterious amulet to Tal, Dar's younger brother who is now king...
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Marc Singer | ... | Dar |
 | Tony Todd | ... | Seth |
 | Keith Coulouris | ... | Bey |
 | Sandra Hess | ... | Shada |
 | Casper Van Dien | ... | King Tal |
 | Patrick Kilpatrick | ... | Jaggart |
 | Lesley-Anne Down | ... | Morgana |
| David Warner | ... | Lord Agon |
 | Michael Deak | ... | Braxus (as Michael S. Deak) |
| Olaf Pooley | ... | Maldor |
 | David Grant Wright | ... | Korum |
 | Kimberly Stanphill | ... | Kala |
| Joey Zimmerman | ... | Pir |
| Gary Simpson | ... | Crimson Captain |
| Lance Rushing | ... | Crimson Warrior |
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Beastmaster III
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Rated PG for fantasy action violence and some mild sensuality.
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92 min
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Props from this film are on display at the Studio Diner which is located next door to the Stu Segall Productions Studio where “Beastmaster: The Eye of Braxus” was filmed.
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Follows Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time (1991)
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Marc Singer returns as Dar "The Beastmaster" who this time helps save his brother king from an evil sorcerer named Agon(David Warner) in this made for TV version of the Beastmaster story. What helps Beastmaster III in being better than it's awful predecessor (Beastmaster 2) is that it stays in it's time zone and it doesn't have Kari Wuher (Always a plus) the movie plays out like a watchable sword and sorcery movie from the 80's. The action isn't very well staged because the camera angles give off the impression of made for TV but they do happen frequent enough and are occasionally fun to watch. Though the movie belongs to Marc Singer who basically is likable and very well suited to his part. Indeed the whole cast is fun as they include Tony Todd, Lesley Anne-Down, David Warner and Patrick Kilpatrick. Once again the movie ends on an unsatisfying note but basically it does represent a vast improvement over # 2. However stick with the first, as the best of the series.
* * out of 4-(Fair)