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* DivorcedInstallment: It was originally going to be the third Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger was unavailable at the time. Amusingly, this is the reverse situation of Robert E. Howard's first Conan story, which was an unsold ''Kull'' story which he rewrote to be about Conan.
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* DivorcedInstallment: It was originally going to be the third Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger was unavailable at the time. Amusingly, this is the reverse situation of Robert E. Howard's Creator/RobertEHoward's first Conan story, which was an unsold ''Kull'' story which he rewrote to be about Conan.
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** The movie was supposed to be an straightforward adaptation of ''Literature/TheHourOfTheDragon'' featuring an older Conan as king by his own hand. The movie's plot is more or less the same with Conan being replaced with Kull.
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** The movie was supposed to be an a straightforward adaptation of ''Literature/TheHourOfTheDragon'' featuring an older Conan as king by his own hand. The movie's plot is more or less the same with Conan being replaced with Kull.
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* DivorcedInstallment: It was originally going to be the third Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger was unavailable at the time. Amusingly, this is the reverse situation of the first Conan story, see under literature for that one.
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* DivorcedInstallment: It was originally going to be the third Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger was unavailable at the time. Amusingly, this is the reverse situation of the Robert E. Howard's first Conan story, see under literature for that one.which was an unsold ''Kull'' story which he rewrote to be about Conan.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: On top of generally negative critic reviews, the film's theatrical run only made $6.1 million against a $30 million budget.
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* StarDerailingRole: Universal signed Kevin Sorbo to a three-film contract in a bid to turn him into a movie star. However, the film's box-office failure, combined with a shoulder injury on what was to be his second film, ''Black Dog'', ended Universal's goals. The movies Sorbo have made since are low-budget, primarily made for the Christian market, and sometimes don't get theatrical releases.
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* StarDerailingRole: Universal signed Kevin Sorbo Creator/KevinSorbo to a three-film contract in a bid to turn him into a movie star. However, the film's box-office failure, combined with a shoulder injury on what was to be his second film, ''Black Dog'', ended Universal's goals. The movies Sorbo have made since are low-budget, primarily made for the Christian market, and sometimes don't get theatrical releases.
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* StarDerailingRole: Universal signed Kevin Sorbo to a three-film contract in a bid to turn him into a movie star. However, the film's box-office failure, combined with a shoulder injury on what was to be his second film, ''Black Dog'', ended Universal's goals. The movies Sorbo has made since are low-budget, primarily made for the Christian market, and sometimes don't get theatrical releases.
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* StarDerailingRole: Universal signed Kevin Sorbo to a three-film contract in a bid to turn him into a movie star. However, the film's box-office failure, combined with a shoulder injury on what was to be his second film, ''Black Dog'', ended Universal's goals. The movies Sorbo has have made since are low-budget, primarily made for the Christian market, and sometimes don't get theatrical releases.
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* StraDerailingRole: StarDerailingRole: Universal signed Kevin Sorbo to a three-film contract in a bid to turn him into a movie star. However, the film's box-office failure, combined with a shoulder injury on what was to be his second film, ''Black Dog'', ended Universal's goals. The movies Sorbo has made since are low-budget, primarily made for the Christian market, and sometimes don't get theatrical releases.
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* StraDerailingRole: Universal signed Kevin Sorbo to a three-film contract in a bid to turn him into a movie star. However, the film's box-office failure, combined with a shoulder injury on what was to be his second film, ''Black Dog'', ended Universal's goals. The movies Sorbo has made since are low-budget, primarily made for the Christian market, and sometimes don't get theatrical releases.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie was supposed to be an straightforward adaptation of ''Literature/TheHourOfTheDragon'' featuring an older Conan as king by his own hand. The movie's plot is more or less the same with Conan being replaced with Kull.
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** The movie was supposed to be an straightforward adaptation of ''Literature/TheHourOfTheDragon'' featuring an older Conan as king by his own hand. The movie's plot is more or less the same with Conan being replaced with Kull.
** The film was also intended to be R-rated, but Kevin Sorbo, in a precursor to his prima-donna antics on the set of ''Series/{{Andromeda}}'', [[WagTheDirector demanded it be PG-13]], so the more adult material in the script was toned-down to please him.
** The movie was supposed to be an straightforward adaptation of ''Literature/TheHourOfTheDragon'' featuring an older Conan as king by his own hand. The movie's plot is more or less the same with Conan being replaced with Kull.
** The film was also intended to be R-rated, but Kevin Sorbo, in a precursor to his prima-donna antics on the set of ''Series/{{Andromeda}}'', [[WagTheDirector demanded it be PG-13]], so the more adult material in the script was toned-down to please him.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The movie was supposed to be an straightforward adaptation of ''Literature/TheHourOfTheDragon'' featuring an older Conan as king by his own hand. The movie's plot is more or less the same with Conan being replaced with Kull.
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* DivoredInstallment: It was originally going to be the third Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger was unavailable at the time. Amusingly, this is the reverse situation of the first Conan story, see under literature for that one.
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* DivoredInstallment: DivorcedInstallment: It was originally going to be the third Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger was unavailable at the time. Amusingly, this is the reverse situation of the first Conan story, see under literature for that one.
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* DivoredInstallment: It was originally going to be the third Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian movie, but Arnold Schwarzenegger was unavailable at the time. Amusingly, this is the reverse situation of the first Conan story, see under literature for that one.
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