Fire and Ice: The Dragon Chronicles
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Fire & Ice: The Dragon Chronicles is a 2008 fantasy action film by MediaPro Pictures and the Sci Fi Channel directed by Pitof (As of 2022, it is the last film Pitof has ever directed, making it his longest hiatus between projects)
| Fire and Ice: The Dragon Chronicles | |
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| Written by | Michael Konyves Angela Mancus |
| Directed by | Jean C. Comar |
| Starring | Amy Acker Tom Wisdom John Rhys-Davies Arnold Vosloo Oana Pellea Răzvan Vasilescu Cabral Ibacka Loredana Groza |
| Theme music composer | Loredana Groza |
| Country of origin | Romania |
| Original language | English |
| Production | |
| Producers | MediaPro Pictures Sci Fi |
| Editor | Evan Jacobs |
| Running time | 84 minutes |
| Budget | $4 million[1] |
| Original release | |
| Network | Sci Fi |
| Release | September 18, 2008 |
The special effects and the CGI were entirely created in Romania.
Premise
editRuled by King Augustin and Queen Remini, Carpia is a peaceful kingdom in a world inhabited by dragons and knights. When the King dies suddenly, the land's serenity is unexpectedly shattered by a Fire Dragon that spreads almighty fear and death amongst the kingdom's innocent people, especially against the Ice Dragon.
Cast
edit- Amy Acker as Princess Luisa
- Tom Wisdom as Gabriel
- John Rhys-Davies as Sangimel
- Arnold Vosloo as King Augustin
- Oana Pellea as Queen Remini
- Răzvan Vasilescu as Paxian Ru
- Cabral Ibacka as Pontiero
- Ovidiu Niculescu as King Quilok
- Loredana Groza as Lila
References
editExternal links
edit- Fire & Ice at IMDb
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