Garth Maxwell
as Director
Xena: Warrior Princess S1-S6
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The TV series Xena: Warrior Princess S1-S6, created by Sam Raimi and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on September 4, 1995 in the United States. The series spans 6 seasons with 134 episodes, featuring the voices of Lucy Lawless, Renée O'Connor, Ted Raimi, and Kevin Smith. It follows the story of Xena, a mighty Warrior Princess with a dark past, sets out to redeem herself. She is joined by small town bard, Gabrielle. Together they journey the ancient world and fight for the greater good against ruthless Warlords and Gods. This is an Action, Adventure, Drama series and has received a rating of 6.8/10 from 51,683 viewers.
Top Cast
Rick Jacobson
as Director
Mark Beesley
as Director
Josh Becker
as Director
Charles Siebert
as Director
T.J. Scott
as Director
Michael Hurst
as Director
Andrew Merrifield
as Director
John Fawcett
as Director
Michael Levine
as Director
Oley Sassone
as Director
Rob Tapert
as Director
Doug Lefler
as Director
Gary Jones
as Director
Charlie Haskell
as Director
John Laing
as Director
Jace Alexander
as Director
Stephen L. Posey
as Director
John T. Kretchmer
as Director
Bruce Campbell
as Director
Paul Lynch
as Director
Renée O'Connor
as Director
Chris Graves
as Director
Chris Martin-Jones
as Director
Eric Brevig
as Director
Harley Cokeliss
as Director
Bruce Seth Green
as Director
John Cameron
as Director
Mario DiLeo
as Director
Stewart Main
as Director
Anson Williams
as Director
Marina Sargenti
as Director
Gilbert M. Shilton
as Director
Robert Ginty
as Director
Janet Greek
as Director
David Warry-Smith
as Director
Ken Girotti
as Director
Allison Liddi-Brown
as Director
Patrick R. Norris
as Director
Paul Grinder
as Director
Philip Sgriccia
as Director
Lucy Lawless
as Xena
Lucy Lawless
as Meg
Lucy Lawless
as Annie Day
Renée O'Connor
as Gabrielle
Renée O'Connor
as Hope
Renée O'Connor
as Mattie Merrill
Ted Raimi
as Joxer
Ted Raimi
as Harry O'Casey
Ted Raimi
as Joxer, Prince's Messenger
Kevin Smith
as Ares
Hudson Leick
as Callisto
Hudson Leick
as Xena
Karl Urban
as Julius Caesar
Karl Urban
as Cupid
Karl Urban
as Caesar
Alexandra Tydings
as Aphrodite
Alexandra Tydings
as Pelia
Alexandra Tydings
as Evil Stepmother
Adrienne Wilkinson
as Eve
Adrienne Wilkinson
as Livia
Adrienne Wilkinson
as Megaera
Marton Csokas
as Borias
Marton Csokas
as Khrafstar
Marton Csokas
as Belach
Bruce Campbell
as Autolycus
Bruce Campbell
as Xena
Danielle Cormack
as Ephiny
Danielle Cormack
as Samsara
Darien Takle
as Cyrene
Charles Mesure
as Michael
Charles Mesure
as Darnelle
Charles Mesure
as Mercer
Stephen Hall
as Bounty Hunter #1
Stephen Hall
as Hector
Stephen Hall
as Therax
Elizabeth Pendergrast
as Atropos
Claire Stansfield
as Alti
Claire Stansfield
as Dr. Alexis Los Alamos
Jennifer Sky
as Amarice
Timothy Omundson
as Eli
Sam Raimi
as Writer
John Schulian
as Writer
R.J. Stewart
as Writer
Rob Tapert
as Writer
Steven L. Sears
as Writer
Chris Manheim
as Writer
Adam Armus
as Writer
Nora Kay Foster
as Writer
George Strayton
as Writer
Paul Robert Coyle
as Writer
Joel Metzger
as Writer
Hilary Bader
as Writer
Terence Winter
as Writer
Liz Friedman
as Writer
Emily Skopov
as Writer
Tom O'Neill
as Writer
Josh Becker
as Writer
Peter Allan Fields
as Writer
Jeff Vlaming
as Writer
Chris Black
as Writer
Carl Ellsworth
as Writer
Melissa Good
as Writer
Vanessa Place
as Writer
Babs Greyhosky
as Writer
Jack Perez
as Writer
Julie Sherman
as Writer
Alan Jay Glueckman
as Writer
Janis Hendler
as Writer
Brenda Lilly
as Writer
Patricia Manney
as Writer
Roy Thomas
as Writer
Charles Dickens
as Writer
Robert Sidney Mellette
as Writer
Gillian Horvath
as Writer
Gene O'Neill
as Writer
Noreen Tobin
as Writer
Ashley Gable
as Writer
Linda McGibney
as Writer
Eric Morris
as Writer
Gregg Ostrin
as Writer
Thomas A. Swyden
as Writer
James Kahn
as Writer
Alex Kurtzman
as Writer
Kevin Maynard
as Writer
Roberto Orci
as Writer
Edithe Swensen
as Writer
Melissa Blake
as Writer
Katherine Fugate
as Writer
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Filming Location
127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Production
Castle Rock Entertainment
Award
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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User Review
Oh I live this movie Even as a child, and I rewatched it as an Adult. one of my all-time favourite
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Portugal verly
1 of my best movie ever
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Xena: Warrior Princess is a campy show aimed at an audience who enjoy seeing a leather clad and muscular Lucy Lawless and her sidekick Gabrielle in a mythical fantasy land based on Ancient Greece with over the top fights and action. Xena is a spin off series of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys; we follow the story of Xena a barbarian warrior who goes on to become a freedom fighter in order to find redemption and her friendship with Gabrielle who goes on to become an innocent and naive farm girl to warrior herself. The stories and scripts are full of cheese, some of the acting is horrendous and amateurish. The location shooting in New Zealand adds some interest as at least you know its not some Hollywood backlot. There are some life affirming sentiments on the show and Lawless as Xena standouts and there is no doubt she made the show a hit. However looking at this some years later it looks like bad thrash.
Must Watch
what classic tv show.. i used to watch this back in the early 2000s. am getting nostalgic vibes just watching.
I enjoyed this movie as a kid, and I'm sure I'll still enjoy it in my adult age. I'll still say that it's far better than Legend of the Seeker.
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