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[Inspector Tanzi]

Apparently it was something that was never completed sometime in the 90's.

The imdb list it as being released in the U.S. in 2010.

The fate of a legendary boy, Temudjin, later Genghis Khan, who became the most powerful emperor of Mongolia. With his army conquered one of the largest empires of all time.

[Inspector Tanzi]

The same thing? No Margheriti listed though.

Despite its $55 million budget, the film was left unfinished after the filmmakers were unable to raise enough funds to complete it.

[Johan Melle]

Yeah, they're the same film. A lot of footage was shot in 1992 but the production was indeed left unfinished. Many years later, a company named Madison Motion Pictures put up the money to finish some battle scenes and do post production. They prepared a 2-hour theatrical cut and a 6-hour mini series cut, but I'm not sure if they were ever able to find a distributor. I wouldn't trust the IMDb's claims about a 2010 release date in the US too much. If that was true then you'd think a DVD or something would have popped up. I think it's still unreleased. It'd be great to see it but Madison Motion Pictures' website is now gone, which isn't a good sign...

[Inspector Tanzi]

Cheers Johan. Yeah, I searched about for a DVD.

[Johan Melle]

Yeah, a DVD release would be cool. Maybe some day...

Anyway, here's a trailer:

http://youtu.be/d92BpqBOXB0

[Inspector Tanzi]

Yeah, a DVD release would be cool. Maybe some day...

Anyway, here's a trailer:

http://youtu.be/d92BpqBOXB0

Nice one.


Looks a bit corny, then again that's probably a good thing. Would be good to see Heston.