When Conor and Heather are making love outside, just before Ramirez appears, she says to him "You can do that to me forever if you'd like, my lord". Conor is then seen from above as he turns his head slightly and looks at her. The angle changes to a sideways shot, and his face is now turned directly upwards to the sky, and his eyes are closed. Back to the first angle, and he is once again looking at Heather with his head turned. See more...
I was an extra on the Highlander Scottish battle scenes and since Scottish weather isn't the most hospitable, all the extras got very drunk on whisky to keep warm. When you see the Scottish charge insanely, it's because we were all drunk, which led to us picking out the wrong weapons and kilts for the next days filming because no one could remember who had what. See more...
Directed by Russell Mulcahy, starring Clancy Brown, Sean Connery (add more)
Genres: Action, Fantasy, Sci-fi
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What purpose (if any) do those tiny blades that flip out near the hilt of the Kurgan's sword? [You can lock your opponent's blade in there. It's good for disabling, disarming, and if you've got the leverage, breaking their blade.]
Answered by Phixius
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