Krull (1983)

Movie Details

Original Title Krull

Original Language EN

Budget $27,000,000

Revenue $16,916,617

Status Released

Popularity 1.8

Cast

Ken Marshall

Prince Colwyn

Popularity: 5.1

Lysette Anthony

Lyssa

Popularity: 4.6

Freddie Jones

Ynyr

Popularity: 4.6

Francesca Annis

Widow of the Web

Popularity: 3.3

Alun Armstrong

Torquil

Popularity: 5.7

David Battley

Ergo

Popularity: 0.5

Bernard Bresslaw

Cyclops

Popularity: 0.4

Liam Neeson

Kegan

Popularity: 10.2

John Welsh

Seer

Popularity: 1.8

Graham McGrath

Titch

Popularity: 1.4

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Tony Church

Turold

Popularity: 2.0

Bernard Archard

Eirig

Popularity: 0.6

Key Crew

Producer Ron Silverman, Geoffrey Helman

Director Peter Yates

Screenplay Stanford Sherman

Editor Ray Lovejoy

Executive Producer Ted Mann

Production

Barclays Mercantile Industrial Finance

Columbia Pictures

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Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

insidemovies84 8/10

Feb 16, 2021

This was a first-time watch for me so seeing this fantasy film from 1983 directed by Peter Yates with music by James Horner which is kind of funny because the music kind of reminded me of Star Trek just a little bit but I have to say that the beginning battle seems kind of awkward but once the young ... Read more

Filipe Manuel Neto 3/10

Nov 30, 2022

**An expensive film, typically from the 80s, but it aged badly and was forgotten.** I usually like fantasy films, but this film mixes things that seem so different from each other that I don't understand how such a thing was possible: on the one hand, the film shows a threat coming from space in ... Read more

GenerationofSwine 10/10

Jan 11, 2023

My father called it one of the cheapest movies he had ever seen.... but when I saw it, I was a little kid, and it looked awesome, not cheap. Now that I'm older and revisiting one of my favorite childhood films, yeah, some of the backgrounds move more than a Monty Python sketch. There is some obvi ... Read more