The Adventures of Galgameth

Galgameth (also released under the titles The Legend of Galgameth and The Adventures of Galgameth) is a 1996 American fantasy children's film directed by Sean McNamara. The film stars Devin Neil Oatway, Johna Stewart and Stephen Macht. The film's script is loosely based on Shin Sang-ok's 1985 film Pulgasari, which he had directed while being held in North Korea and which was itself a remake of a lost 1962 film. The film was produced through Shin's production company Sheen Communications. Plot In the medieval kingdom of Donnegold, a young prince named Davin (Devin Oatway) lives with his father, the noble King Henryk (Sean McNamara). This comes to an end when the King's black knight, El El (Stephen Macht), poisons him. As he lays dying, Henryk gives his son a small black statue of a creature. He tells him that it is called "Galgameth", the family guardian of legend. Davin takes it and while he is away mourning his father, El El secretly shatters the statue and takes command, thrusting the kingdom into turmoil under Davin's name. Davin is given the broken statue by a maidservant and cries. The next morning he finds that the statue has become a living creature which he nicknames "Galgy" (Felix Silla and Doug Jones). Brought to life by the prince's tears, Galgameth becomes his friend and guardian as he finds himself chased by El El and in the company of disgruntled peasants who are planning a revolt in order to dethrone the man they think is the source of all their trouble, Prince Davin. Cast Devin Oatway as Prince Davin Sean McNamara as King Henryk Stephen Macht as El El Lou Wagner as Zethar Time Winters as Templeton James Nixon as Bertrand Felix Silla as Little Galgy Doug Jones as Big Galgy Brendan O'Brien as Heretic Tom Dugan as William Richard Steven Horvitz as Kinch Elizabeth Cheap as Periel Patrick Richwood as Grecy Ken Thorley as Footy Johna Stewart-Bowden as Julia Corneliu Țigancu as Zhidao Production The production was filmed on locations in Romania, including Bucharest and Zărnești.