Highlander III: The Sorcerer (1994)

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Written by Gregory Widen, Brad Mirman

Directed by Andy Morahan

Also known as "Highlander: The Final Dimension"

Running Time: 95 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Canada/France/UK

Filmed in Colour

The third part of the Highlander trilogy sees Christopher Lambert team up with Mario Van Peebles for one last adventure.

The film is set in 1994, which makes it a prequel to the second film. After the death of his beloved wife, Heather, some centuries ago, Connor MacLeod (Lambert) left the highlands of Scotland and wandered around the world. Finally, he arrived in Japan, where he met the famous sorcerer, Nakano, who, like MacLeod, was an Immortal. Soon, they became friends and Nakano taught Connor a wealth of new skills. One day, an old enemy, Kane, came to Japan hoping to find Nakano's cave and kill him. Although he succeeded, after cutting off Nakano's head, the mountain collapsed and Kane was trapped. Now, centuries later, an excavation reveals Nakano's cave...

Cast

Image for Christopher LambertChristopher LambertConnor MacLeod/Russell Nash
Image for Mario Van PeeblesMario Van PeeblesKane
Deborah Kara UngerAlex Johnson/Sarah
Image for MakoMakoNakano
Raoul TrujilloWarrior
Jean-Pierre PerusseWarrior
Martin NeufeldStenn
Frederick Y. OkimuraOld Japanese Man
Daniel DoTakamura
Gabriel KakonJohn
Louis BertignacPierre Bouchet
Michael JaystonJack Donovan
Zenhu HanInnkeeper
Akira InoueInnkeeper's Son
Darcy LaurieBanger

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