
Highlander: The Source (2007) on Netflix
R20071h 26mActionAdventureFantasy
A band of immortals hunts the Source of Immortality, and the Guardian of the Source hunts them. Methos calls on Duncan MacLeod, who joins them at a monastery where Anna Teshemka waits.
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Plot summary
In a possible future, human society in some regions has descended into violence and chaos, gangs fight over territory and many people live as homeless scavengers. A band of immortals with resources and advanced technology searches for the Source of Immortality: the ancient Methos, computer hacker Reggie Weller, warrior Zai Jie and Cardinal Giovanni, who represents the Vatican. Methos asks Joe Dawson, an old friend, to track Duncan MacLeod down, since Duncan has parted from Anna Teshemka, his mortal wife, who could not stay with him because of his infertility. The Guardian attacks Duncan as he wanders the wastelands, and Dawson recruits him. At a monastery, the group meets the Elder, an ancient being who can help locate the Source, and finds Anna there, whose visions point toward it.
Cast
Adrian Paulas Duncan MacLeod
Thekla Reutenas Anna Teshemka
Cristian Solimenoas The Guardian
Peter Wingfieldas Methos
Jim Byrnesas Joe Dawson
Stephen Rahman Hughesas Zai Jie
Stephen Wightas Reggie Weller
Thom Fellas Cardinal Giovanni
Patrice Naiambanaas The Elder
Sakalas Uzdavinysas Security Guard
- Geoffrey T. Berseyas Brother Radu (as Geofry Bersey)
Rolandas Boravskisas Jurgis
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Highlander: The Source (2007)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- With Adrian Paul refusing to return, the producers asked Christopher Lambert to reprise his role as Connor Macleod despite the character having been killed off, but Lambert demanded more money, so they renegotiated with Paul and even offered him a producer's credit.
- The original rights holders, Miramax Films, sold the rights back to the producers because of the lackluster performance of Endgame, and Adrian Paul refused to reprise his role as Duncan Macleod because he was disappointed with that previous film.
- Screenwriter Joel Soisson won a Writers Guild of America screenplay-credit arbitration, yet he was listed in the final US release's end credits under the pseudonym Mark Bradley rather than his own name.
























