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A 2000 fantasy action film and the fourth installment of the Highlander franchise. It follows the adventures of Duncan and Connor MacLeod, two immortal swordsmen who face a powerful enemy named Jacob Kell.
Highlander: Endgame: Directed by Douglas Aarniokoski. With Adrian Paul, Christopher Lambert, Bruce Payne, Lisa Barbuscia. Immortals Connor and Duncan MacLeod must join forces against Kell, an evil immortal who has become too strong for anyone to face alone.
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- Action, Adventure, Fantasy
- Douglas Aarniokoski
- 2000-09-01
Highlander: Endgame. NEW. This is the pulse-pounding final chapter, as one last battle is waged among earth's immortals -- and the fate of mankind rests in the balance. The time is the year...
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- Douglas Aarniokoski
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- Adrian Paul
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Ten years before the events of the film, an unknown bomber sets up Rachel Ellenstein's death. Devastated, Connor leaves his kinsman Duncan behind, and departs for The Sanctuary. Here, surveillance by a subgroup of Watchers, Immortals seclude themselves from the world, in an attempt to escape The Game. Unbeknownst to them, the Watchers use this meth...
Christopher Lambert, Sheila Gish, and Beatie Edneyare the only actors from the original movie to appear in this film.
It was rumored that the movie went into development while the sixth and final season of the Highlandertelevision series was in production. The titles of the various drafts included Highlander IV: The Immortals, Highlander: The Search for Connor, and Highlander: World Without End. Gregory Widen, writer of the original Highlander, worked on the early...
Earlier drafts of the script differed greatly from the final cut in several aspects. The character of Kate was originally named "Alexis," and most of the flashbacks occurred in Shanghai, China instead of Ireland. Methos and Duncan were living in Paris, rather than London, as they did in the end of the TV series. Hugh Fitzcairn and May Ling Shenwere...
Adrian Paul, Peter Wingfield, and Jim Byrnesreprise their roles from the series, as did Sheila Gish and Beatie Edney from the original 1986 movie. Billy Idol and Jean-Claude Van Damme were considered for the role of Jacob Kell before Bruce Payne was cast in the role. Juliet Landau was in the running for the role of Kate/Faith.
Theatrical Cut
Dimension Films, which was the film's distributor, demanded that cuts be made to the film to give it a faster pace. The deleted footage contained a more concrete exposition necessary to understand the Highlanderuniverse, especially for new fans who were not familiar with the franchise. The theatrical cut was heavily criticized by critics and fans, who felt that the story was terribly interpreted.
Producer's Cut
The producers of the film disagreed with Dimension Films over the running-length and story structure of the film. They were unsatisfied with the theatrical cut, and upon its DVD release, they re-edited the film and added twelve minutes of new footage, which included; 1. A new opening sequence, in which we see Duncan and Connor roaming the streets of New York City, and Duncan buying a hot dog. Connor tells Duncan that he has an errand to run, and leaves a concerned Duncan behind after telling...
Rough Cut
The DVD release features a 101-minute "producers' cut", which features improved visual effects, sound mixing, and color-timing, and restores numerous scenes of exposition intended to make the story more easily understandable for audiences unfamiliar with the Highlander franchise. The Producers' Cut includes the "Kate Lives" ending, and removes the line of dialogue in which Methos refers to the Sanctuary as Holy Ground, which was criticized by fans, due to continuity issues. The Region 1 (Unit...
Critical reaction to Highlander: Endgame ranged from mixed to negative, mainly during the theatrical release. It holds a 12% "rotten" rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 52 reviews, higher than Highlander II (0%) and Highlander III (5%), , and a score of 21 out of 100 on Metacritic, based on 37 reviews. Elvis Mitchell of The New York Times gave End...
The film was not a financial success, managing to gather only $15m of its $25m budget. In the North American box office, the film opened at #5, grossing $6,223,330 USDin its opening weekend. It went on to gross $12,811,858 domestically and gather $3,031,750 from foreign markets for a worldwide total of $15,843,608.
The scene of Duncan in the hilltop in Scotland was the last shot filmed, and arrived with the editors the day they started making release prints.
Highlander: Endgame is a 2000 fantasy film that continues the Highlander series. It features Adrian Paul as Duncan MacLeod and Christopher Lambert as Connor MacLeod, who face the evil Immortal Jacob Kell and his disciples.
Connor and Duncan MacLeod face their old enemy Jacob Kell, who has become the most powerful immortal and seeks to kill them. The film follows their adventures across time and space, from ancient Scotland to modern New York, as they try to stop Kell's vengeance.
Highlander: Endgame 2000 Immortals Connor and Duncan MacLeod must join forces against Kell, an evil immortal who has become too strong for anyone to face alone. Director: Douglas Aarniokoski ...
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Overview. Immortals Connor and Duncan Macleod join forces against a man from Connor's distant past in the highlands of Scotland, Kell, an immensely powerful immortal who leads an army of equally powerful and deadly immortal swordsmen and assassins.
