The Warrior and the Sorceress

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The Warrior and the Sorceress
Directed by John C. Broderick
Starring David Carradine
Maria Socas
Music by Louis Saunders
Cinematography Leonardo Rodríguez Solís
Editing by Silvia Roberts
Distributed by New World Productions
Release date(s) 1984
Running time 81 minutes
Country Argentina
U.S.A.
Language English
IMDb profile

The Warrior And The Sorceress, an 81-minute motion picture directed by John C. Broderick and starring David Carradine, was released in 1984 by New Horizons.

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[edit] Plot

In the film, Carradine, in the role of the mercenary warrior Kain, sets Zeg and Balcaz, rival warlords, against each other in a battle over a town's only well. The action is set on Ura, a desert planet with two suns.

[edit] Selected cast

[edit] Crew

  • Director - John C. Broderick
  • Producers - Frank Isaac, Hector Olivera, Alex Sessa
  • Screenwriters - John C. Broderick and William Stout
  • Cinematorgaphy - Leonardo Rodríguez Solís (Leonard Solis)
  • Editor - Silvia Roberts
  • Composer - Louis Saunders
  • Art Director - Emmett Baldwin

[edit] Genre

As the movie's title suggests, this film is the sword-and-sorcery genre of fantasy. The film used the tagline, "An age of mystery and magic . . . of swords and sorcery."

According to the IMDb, The Warrior and the Sorceress is "a fantasy version of the classic Japanese film Yojimbo, which was later remade as A Fistful Of Dollars [1]."

[edit] Trivia

The film's cast included an exotic dancing girl with four breasts, played by Cecilia North.

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