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H4410 HIGHLANDER (USA, 1986) (Other Titles: Montagnard; Niesmierteiny) H4410 HIGHLANDER (USA, 1986) (Other titles: Montagnard; Niesmierteiny) Credits: director, Russell Mulcahy ; writers, Gregory Widen, Peter Bellwood, Larry Ferguson ; story, Gregory Widen. Cast: Christopher Lambert, Roxanne Hart, Clancy Brown, Sean Connery. Summary: Action/fantasy set in sixteenth century Scotland and contemporary New York City. A race of immortals battles each other over the centuries, fighting to be the sole survivor and win ‘The Prize’ of mortality. The Highlander, Connor MacLeod (Lambert), has been alive since 1536 where he fought for his clan against his nemesis, Kurgan. The only way an immortal may be killed is to lose his head to a sword stroke. MacLeod, now living as an antiques dealer in Manhattan, is discovered by a woman police sword expert who eventually becomes the captive of Kurgan in order to lure MacLeod to a final confrontation. One of the characters who confronts Kurgan along the way is a Vietnam veteran. Attanasio, Paul. “Movies: ‘Highlander’: Terminal technique” Washington post (Mar 19, 1986), p. B9. Benson, Sheila “‘Highlander’: A Scottish stew gone sour in the mix” Los Angeles times (Mar 11, 1986), Calendar, p. 5. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1987] Bodmer, Michel. “Highlander” Film bulletin 28/4 (1986), p. 36. Borton, Douglas. “Russell Mulcahy makes MTV mincemeat of mythic concept” Cinefantastique 16/3 (1986), p. 43+ [2 p.] Camus, Jean-Marc. “Highlander” Cine-tele-revue 13 (Mar 27, 1986), p. 6-7. Carr, Jay. “Wandering aimlessly” Boston globe (Mar 8, 1986), Arts and film, p. 28 Cavanaugh, Tony. “Clan destined” Cinema papers 59 (Sep 1986), p. 48. Christensen, Preben B. “Highlander” Levende billeder 13 (Mar 1, 1987), p. 58. Cosford, Bill. “Scot lacks plot in ‘Highlander’” Miami herald (Mar 11, 1986), p. 4B. Danvers, Louis. “Le jeu avec l’espace et le temps” Visions 38 (Apr 1986), p. 14-19. Dumont, Pascal. “Highlander” Cinema 86 347 (Mar 26-Apr 1, 1986), p. 3. Felix, Carl Hubert. “‘Highlander’: Du clip au mythe” Visions 38 (Apr 1986), p. 20-21. Galbraith, Jane (Brit). “Highlander” Variety 322 (Mar 12, 1986), p. 16. Goodman, Walter. “Screen: ‘Highlander,’ with Sean Connery” New York times 135 (Mar 8, 1986), p. 12. Hibbin, Sally. “‘Highlander’ hero” Films and filming 383 (Aug 1986), p. 30-32. “Highlander” Film review annual 1987 Englewood, N.J. : J.S. Ozer, 1981- (p. 580-82) “Highlander” Motion picture guide annual (edited by Jay Robert Nash and Stanley Ralph Ross) Chicago : Cinebooks, 1987-2000. (1987, p. 120-21) “Highlander - L’ultimo immortale” Cinema nuovo 36/305 (Jan/Feb 1987), p. 48-50. Ismail, Carolyn. “Location report: ‘Highlander’” Films and filming 372 (Sep 1985), p. 12-13. Jones, Alan. “Bob Keen on ‘Highlander’ makeup work” Cinefantastique 16/2 (1986), p. 57. _________. “Coming: ‘Highlander’” Cinefantastique 15/5 (1986), p. 11. _________. “Highlander” Cinefantastique 16/2 (1986), p. 24-31+ [9 p.] _________. “Post-production woes on ‘Highlander’” Cinefantastique 16/3 (1986), p. 43. Joseph, Cliff. “A kind of magic” Photoplay 37 (Jun 1986), p. 32-5. Katsahnias, Iannis. “Highlander” Cahiers du cinema 382 (Apr 1986), p. 99. Kaufman, Bill. [Highlander] Newsday (Mar 8, 1986), pt. II, p. 17. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1987] McDonagh, Maitland. “Highlander” Film journal 89 (Apr 1986), p. 26. Niogret, Hubert. “Highlander” Positif 303 (May 1986), p. 72-3. Noel, Jacques. “Le montagnard” Grand angle 13/81 (Mar 1985), p. 21-2. Norman, Neil. “Highlander” Photoplay 37 (Sep 1986), p. 46. Novak, Ralph. [Highlander] People weekly 25 (Mar 31, 1986), p. 8. Pelko, Stojan and Simenc, Marjan. “Highlander” Ekran 12/3-4 (1987), p. 32-3. Pulleine, Tim. “Highlander” Monthly film bulletin 53 (Aug 1986), p. 236-7. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1987] “Queen: Les rois du clip fantastique” Cine-tele-revue 16 (Apr 17, 1986), p. 14-15. Rabkin, William. “Highlander (1986)” [interview with Greg Widen] Starlog n. 107 (Jun 1986), p. ? [Reprinted in The dreamweavers : interviews with fantasy filmmakers of the 1980s Jefferson, NC : McFarland, 1995. (p. 143-9)] Ryan, Desmond. “Film: A Scotsman who cannot die” Philadelphia inquirer (Mar 8, 1986), p. D3. Salza, Giuseppe. “Highlander - l’ultimo immortale” Segnocinema 25 (Nov 1986), p. 64-5. Seberechts, Karin. “Highlander” Film en Televisie 346 (Mar 1986), p. 30-31. Simenc, Marjan (see under Pelko, Stojan) Siskel, Gene. “‘Highlander’ takes low road of superhero violence” Chicago tribune (Mar 10, 1986), Tempo, p. 4. Soullard, Catherine. “Highlander” Cinematographe 118 (Apr 1986), p. 64. Summers, Jimmy. “Highlander” Boxoffice 122 (May 1986), p. R47-8. Svehla, Gary J. “Highlander” Midnight marquee 35 (fall 1986), p. 43. Weldon, Michael. The psychotronic video guide New York : St. Martin’s Griffin, 1996. (p. 263) Winsten, Archer. [Highlander] New York post (Mar 8, 1986), p. 12. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1987] Zarebski, Konrad J. “Niesmierteiny” Filmowy serwis prasowy 33/10 [620] (1987), p. 14-17. Zimmer, Jacques. “Highlander” Revue du cinema 415 (Apr 1986), p. 41. _____________. “Highlander” Revue du cinema hors ser. 33 (1986), p. 63. .
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