#Cast of eragon the movie movie#

It would be a crime to make Eldest into a movie. I'm willing to look past that just because he's pretty awesome. Brom is badass, even though he doesn't look the way he should. AND WHAT THE HELL IS THAT STUPID CLOUD DURZA'S FLYING AROUND ON?!!?ДЎ. Where's the badass fighing scene in the end? Where's the big shiny thing on the roof? Why isn't the shiny thing being smashed by badass Saphira and Arya?ДЎ0. Saphira (pronounced 'suh-FEAR-uh'), also known as Saphira II, Flametongue by the Urgals, as well as Bjartskular (meaning 'Brightscales' in the Ancient Language) by the elves, was the only female dragon known to exist during the time of Eragon II, aside from EldunarГ.

Edward John 'Ed' Speleers (born 7 April 1988) is an English actor and producer.

Arya is pretty much dead until they reach the Varden, she doesn't wake up and tell them to go THAT WAY and leads the way.Д©. British actor Ed Speleers jumped directly from obscurity into the spotlight when he was cast as the young lead in the big-budget 2006 adaptation of the fantasy novel 'Eragon.' With only stage. You call that a scar from a sword on Murtaghs back? That's papercut, you idiots.Д§. Murtagh MEETS Eragon and Saphira before Brom dies and THEN follows them to Gil'ead, and becomes a friend of Eragon.Д¦. Since when does Saphira just fly away and comes back with a little Murtagh in her claws and drops him from twenty metres? Never. Saphira does not look like a stupid chicken! Stupid movie.ДҐ. For your information, Arya has black hair and almost NEVER wears a dress (THE WHOLE DAMN MOVIE!).ДЈ. Ed Speelers <- Not Eragon at the least!Дў. Eragon is not blond, neither does he look like a stupid english model. Third So wrong, on so many levels - it would be WRONG, a SIN, to let the same producers and all that crappy people who did the Eragon-movie do another one in the series.ДЎ.

#Cast of eragon the movie movie#

Why? Because the first movie sucked to badly, on so many levels, that the audience would kill if a sequel was made (without re-making the first movie, with new actors). This beautiful paperback edition celebrates the on-screen creation of Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohls fascinating world, brought to life by screenwriter and director Richard LaGravenese. Second no, I don't think (and I don't hope) it's going to be a second movie. Explore the making of the film Beautiful Creatures in this ultimate visual companion, lavishly illustrated with full-color photos of the cast, locations, and sets. First of all I'll strangle any producer behind the Eragon-movie BEFORE he gets a chance to do an Eldest-movie adaption.