Ring of the Nibelungs (2004)

2h 13m
Running Time

November 19, 2004
Release Date

Ring of the Nibelungs (2004)

2h 13m
Running Time

November 19, 2004
Release Date

External Links & Social Media
Network & Production Companies
Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
Sat.1
Channel 4 Television
Tandem Productions
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Plot.

In this swords-and-sorcery tale, good-hearted blacksmith Eyvind hides away infant Prince Siegfried after two malevolent kings murder his father. But a fiery meteor sent by the gods reveals Siegfried's destiny, sending him on the quest of a lifetime. To save a crumbling kingdom claim the heart of his true love, he'll have to slay the nefarious dragon, Fafnir.

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Cast & Crew.

Aletta Bezuidenhout

Aletta Bezuidenhout

Hallbera

Sean Higgs

Sean Higgs

Alberich

Götz Otto

Götz Otto

King Thorkwin

Ralf Moeller

Ralf Moeller

King Thorkilt

Tamsin MacCarthy

Tamsin MacCarthy

Queen Siegland

Leonard Moss

Leonard Moss

King Siegmund

Ryan Slabbert

Ryan Slabbert

Siegfried (3 years)

Richard Farmer

Richard Farmer

Nibelung Ancient

Charlie Watson

Charlie Watson

First Assistant Director

Daniela Astroth

Daniela Astroth

Script Consultant

Shamiel Soni

Shamiel Soni

Third Assistant Director

Balthasar von Weymarn

Balthasar von Weymarn

Production Consultant

Ruth Coetzee

Ruth Coetzee

Production Consultant

Sally Green

Sally Green

Production Coordinator

Inge Ruf

Inge Ruf

Production Accountant

Saevar Lemke

Saevar Lemke

Production Coordinator

Faldela Abrahams

Faldela Abrahams

Assistant Accountant

James Cope

James Cope

Assistant Accountant

Gerd Jakubowski

Gerd Jakubowski

Production Supervisor

Marc Joubert

Marc Joubert

Set Decoration

Graeme Blem

Graeme Blem

Set Decoration

Henry du Rand

Henry du Rand

Set Decoration

Janni van Staden

Janni van Staden

Set Dresser

Marco Scotti

Marco Scotti

Assistant Costume Designer

Tim Scotti-Henson

Tim Scotti-Henson

Assistant Costume Designer

Leonie Roberts

Leonie Roberts

Wardrobe Supervisor

Elgin Rust

Elgin Rust

Art Department Coordinator

Kim Robinson

Kim Robinson

Continuity

Victoria Piller Carson

Victoria Piller Carson

Production Accountant

Tim Van Rellim

Tim Van Rellim

Production Executive

Pieka Moolman

Pieka Moolman

Production Secretary

Michail von Tsurikov

Michail von Tsurikov

Production Assistant

Kane Sarola

Kane Sarola

Production Assistant

Billi Bruins

Billi Bruins

Production Accountant

Kerstin Dyroff

Kerstin Dyroff

Production Coordinator

Arie Bohrer

Arie Bohrer

Production Supervisor

Keah Bews

Keah Bews

Art Department Coordinator

Michael Meier

Michael Meier

Concept Artist

Louis de Preez

Louis de Preez

Concept Artist

Klaus Badelt

Klaus Badelt

Associate Producer

Evan Maclachlan

Evan Maclachlan

Focus Puller

Marie Krige

Marie Krige

Assistant Accountant

Eva Neufahrt

Eva Neufahrt

Production Controller

Fiona Harper

Fiona Harper

Production Secretary

Werner Meyer

Werner Meyer

Location Manager

Matthew Duddy

Matthew Duddy

Assistant Camera

Peter Grant

Peter Grant

Property Master

Gary McIllraith

Gary McIllraith

Property Master

Frazer Roberts

Frazer Roberts

Assistant Camera

Jerome Brown

Jerome Brown

Set Dresser

Robert Bentley

Robert Bentley

Location Manager

Christoph Brosius

Christoph Brosius

Location Manager

Kester Sweetman

Kester Sweetman

Unit Manager

Marci Ragályi

Marci Ragályi

Camera Operator

Belinda Johnson

Belinda Johnson

Assistant Art Director

Erich Scherrer

Erich Scherrer

Draughtsman

Vincent Marincowitz

Vincent Marincowitz

Draughtsman

Shamila Phi

Shamila Phi

Assistant Accountant

Leigh Heath

Leigh Heath

Draughtsman

Sue Michael

Sue Michael

Makeup Artist

Conrad Kuhne

Conrad Kuhne

Sound Mixer

Christiana Serra

Christiana Serra

Set Dresser

Stefania Santinelli

Stefania Santinelli

Makeup Artist

Giannetto De Rossi

Giannetto De Rossi

Makeup Designer

Elvio Sordoni

Elvio Sordoni

Assistant Editor

Delarey Wagener

Delarey Wagener

Set Decoration

Moira Anne Meyer

Moira Anne Meyer

Costume Supervisor

Alan Shearer

Alan Shearer

Production Manager

Stefan Brunner

Stefan Brunner

Production Controller

Billy Keam

Billy Keam

Art Direction

Hamish Whitecross

Hamish Whitecross

Draughtsman

Samantha Hanreck

Samantha Hanreck

Assistant Accountant

Barbara Baum

Barbara Baum

Costume Designer

Mirella Sforza

Mirella Sforza

Hair Designer

Karl Waugh

Karl Waugh

Best Boy Electrician

Zak O'Leary

Zak O'Leary

Key Grip

Grant Hulley

Grant Hulley

Stunt Coordinator

Kevin Gibb

Kevin Gibb

Gaffer

Ken Hodgson

Ken Hodgson

Best Boy Grip

Kevin Bitters

Kevin Bitters

Special Effects

Jacques Ehlers

Jacques Ehlers

Special Effects

Jean-Pierre Hankins

Jean-Pierre Hankins

Electrician

Yuma Koning

Yuma Koning

Electrician

J.P. Ridgway

J.P. Ridgway

Key Grip

Anthony Mo Marais

Anthony Mo Marais

Fight Choreographer

Bert Roets

Bert Roets

Boom Operator

Albert Mohlaba

Albert Mohlaba

Electrician

Imre Sisa

Imre Sisa

Dolly Grip / Key Grip

Michael Naude

Michael Naude

Electrician

Miklós Hajdu

Miklós Hajdu

Gaffer

Max Poolman

Max Poolman

Effects Supervisor

Andrew Robertson

Andrew Robertson

Special Effects Supervisor

Mario Duthie

Mario Duthie

Special Effects

Anton Voster

Anton Voster

Stunts

Gary Green

Gary Green

Stunts

John Smith

John Smith

Stunt Coordinator

Daryl Andrews

Daryl Andrews

Stunts

Hans Menck

Hans Menck

Stunts

Gunter Spilhaus

Gunter Spilhaus

Stunts

Jake Mervine

Jake Mervine

Stunts

Richard Thompson

Richard Thompson

Stunts

Kerry Gregg

Kerry Gregg

Stunts

Lance Elliot

Lance Elliot

Stunts

Leander Lacey

Leander Lacey

Stunts

George Bailey

George Bailey

Stunts

Nick Lauer

Nick Lauer

Construction Foreman

Etienne Janse van Rensburg

Etienne Janse van Rensburg

Scenic Artist

Ingo Putze

Ingo Putze

Matte Painter

Steven Madonsela

Steven Madonsela

Scenic Artist

Louise Potgieter

Louise Potgieter

Sculptor

Joe Spilhaus

Joe Spilhaus

Stunts

Marius-Lee Pretorius

Marius-Lee Pretorius

Scenic Artist

Kobus van Heerden

Kobus van Heerden

Scenic Artist

Patrick Walton

Patrick Walton

Stunts

Mark Appelby

Mark Appelby

ADR Recordist

Etienne de Kock

Etienne de Kock

Sculptor

Ben Horowitz

Ben Horowitz

Second Unit First Assistant Director

Rory Atkinson

Rory Atkinson

Stunts

Giulio Biccari

Giulio Biccari

Second Unit Director of Photography

David Wynne-Roberts

David Wynne-Roberts

Scenic Artist

Grant Powell

Grant Powell

Stunts

Maricel Albertyn

Maricel Albertyn

Scenic Artist

Hugo Slabber

Hugo Slabber

Sculptor

Marco de Sousa

Marco de Sousa

Sculptor

Jason Xenopoulos

Jason Xenopoulos

Second Unit Director

Luciano Anzellotti

Luciano Anzellotti

Foley Recordist

Donovan van Rensburg

Donovan van Rensburg

Stunts

John Potter

John Potter

Stunts

Janine Wyatt-Mair

Janine Wyatt-Mair

Stunts

Shaldon Price

Shaldon Price

Scenic Artist

Michael Polle

Michael Polle

Post Production Coordinator

Tim Lewiston

Tim Lewiston

Post Production Supervisor

Luca Anzellotti

Luca Anzellotti

Foley Recordist

Victoria Brazier

Victoria Brazier

Dialogue Editor

Igor Tosevski

Igor Tosevski

Storyboard Artist

Caroline Hile

Caroline Hile

Post Production Supervisor

Details.

Release Date
November 19, 2004

Status
Released

Running Time
2h 13m

Content Rating
PG-13

Budget
$23,000,000

Genres

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This Movie Is About.

jealousy
blacksmith
treasure
new love
sword
legend
viking
invulnerability
murder
royalty
dragon
super power
denunciation

Wiki.

Dark Kingdom: The Dragon King (also known, in different cuts, formats and markets, as Ring of the Nibelungs, Die Nibelungen, Curse of the Ring and Sword of Xanten) is a 2004 German television film directed by Uli Edel and starring Benno Fürmann, Alicia Witt, Kristanna Loken and Max von Sydow. The film is based on the Norse mythology story Völsungasaga and the German epic poem Nibelungenlied, which tells the mythological story of Siegfried the Dragon-Slayer. Richard Wagner's music dramas Siegfried and Götterdämmerung are based on the same material. Dark Kingdom: The Dragon King was written by the husband and wife team of Diane Duane and Peter Morwood and is a Tandem Communications production. It was filmed entirely in South Africa.

Dark Kingdom: The Dragon King had a theatrical release in the United Kingdom on November 19, 2004. The German-language version, Die Nibelungen, was shown on the German television channel Sat.1 on November 29 and 30, 2004. It was the highest-rated mini-series on German television that year. On December 23, 2005, Channel 4 showed the entire series in one evening under the title Sword of Xanten, describing it as a "megafeature". It was shown on the SciFi Channel on March 27, 2006, retitled Dark Kingdom: The Dragon King for the United States audience, and minus about one hour of material.

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