An orphaned stable boy befriends with a young dragon named Drake and with the help of others help him learn how to fly and fight and protect himself from a ruthless knight.
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| Christopher Masterson | ... | Geoff (as Chris Masterson) | |
| Harry Van Gorkum | ... | Lord Osric of Crossley | |
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Rona Figueroa | ... | Lian |
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Matt Hickey | ... | Novice Monk Mansel |
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Henry O | ... | Master Kwan |
| Tom Burke | ... | Roland | |
| Robby Benson | ... | Drake (voice) | |
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Ken Shorter | ... | The King |
| John Woodnutt | ... | Friar Peter | |
| Lubomir Misak | ... | Lubo | |
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Karin Haydu | ... | King's Attendant |
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Peter Hric | ... | Sir Stefan, Osric's Henchman |
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Imrich Strunar | ... | Miller |
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Gustáv Kyselica | ... | Cowherd |
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Vladimir Oktavec | ... | Abbott |
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When Geoff, an orphaned stable boy (Chris Masterson), discovers Drake (voice of Robby Benson), the world's last living dragon, he realizes that his dream of becoming a knight in shining armor can now come true. Together, they soon face challenges that turn them into heroes. But caught up in the excitement of their new lives, Geoff and Drake fail to see the hidden dangers that surround them. Written by Josh Pascal <skylerblack@hotmail.com>
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
8 August 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dragonheart II See more »Filming Locations:
Orava Castle, Oravsky Podzámok, SlovakiaCompany Credits
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The scene where Drake produces ignited flatulence and destroys the mill by accident is partly re-used from DragonHeart (1996) when Bowen and Draco attacked the first village - footage from the first film is used as the mill bursts into flames. See more »Goofs
At the very beginning, the camera shows a pig moving toward Geoff. When the camera angle changes, the pig is gone. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Four years after original Dragonheart movie, which I liked a lot Universal released on video this cheap and rather pathetic sequel. I saw it a few days ago and it was far below my expectations, although it wasn't completely a bad movie. If you don't expect too much and don't take it too serious it can be at least watchable and even entertained. But that's all about it.
There is no intelligent story and no true atmosphere of medieval age as it was in Dragonheart. Actually, the story is poor and it has the certain lack of emotional appealing. The characters development was totally forgotten and with pathetic villains, Asians and Kung-fu in the middle of medieval Europe, ice-breathing dragons, silly jokes and worst of all with ridiculous ending A New Beginning was unable to bring to its audience a memorable and well-constructed story.
The same was with the cast in the movie. It looks like the studio was counting every buck making the movie and no one actor and no one character from the original movie didn't return for the sequel. Even if I mostly liked Chris Masterson in his part in Malcolm in the Middle TV series, his choice for the lead character was totally ineffective. Maybe because of his lack of acting experience he was very unconvincing and unable to wake up the audience. Even visuals were unoriginal and poor. It's a case when the term "unnecessary sequel" instantly and unintentionally came to mind without any invitation. Dragonheart: A New Beginning is a typical example of making cheap, uninteresting movie sequel and burying the franchise.
Grade 4 out of 10.