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Dragons from the and the World

Name: Dragonslayer
Production: Paramount
Director: Matthew Robbins
Theatrical Release Date: June 26, 1981
DVD Release Date: October 21, 2003
Genre: Fantasy
Rated: PG
Running time: 109 min.
Budget Estimate: $18 Million

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Title
Ulrich the magician
A dragon's tooth
Valerian (as a man)

Tyrian



Galen / Ulrich
Go on, you can't hurt me...

Apparently, he can
(Ulrich's funeral pyre)
A virgin sacrifice
Horsrik
Hodge dying




Magical landslide to seal the dragon's lair
Valerian (as a woman)



The King Casiodorus Rex
Princess Elspeth






Pissed dragon
A dragonslayer lance









Dragon hatchlings eating the princess






Vermithrax Pejorative






Ulrich resurrection










The dragon is killed