MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis

Téléfilm
1994
1h 33m

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MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis (1994)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMacGyver and his former college professor are first hunting some artifacts attributed to Zenon, an ancient scientist from Atlantis, and later the lost city of Atlantis itself.MacGyver and his former college professor are first hunting some artifacts attributed to Zenon, an ancient scientist from Atlantis, and later the lost city of Atlantis itself.MacGyver and his former college professor are first hunting some artifacts attributed to Zenon, an ancient scientist from Atlantis, and later the lost city of Atlantis itself.

Director
- Michael Vejar
Writers
- Lee David Zlotoff
- John Sheppard
Stars

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,3/10

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Director
- Michael Vejar
Writers
- Lee David Zlotoff
- John Sheppard
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
The establishing shot of the "Balkan Peninsula" is actually the inside of the then derelict Battersea Power station, a very well known iconic landmark in London, England. It has since been extensively renovated.

Gaffes
Professor Atticus says that the treasure is hidden in the ''tower of fear,'' and the Greek word for fear is Thera. It's actually Phobos. Thera means "hunting," and is the second name for the island of Santorini.

Citations
Lord Cyril Cleeve: [rummaging through the scrolls] Where's the treasure?
Angus MacGyver: I think you're looking at it.

Connexions
Followed by MacGyver: Trail to Doomsday (1994)

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10/10

Mac is Perfect!

Anything that has to do with MacGyver is a perfect 10 in my opinion. RDA is an excellent actor with incredible range and a great sense of humor, and the pinnacle of his career was MacGyver! His other works that show his range include Through the Eyes of a Killer in which he plays a psychotic killer, Pandora's Clock where he plays a airline pilot who was in the Gulf War, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (TV series, not the movie) where he plays the oldest brother (And he sings too, not bad!), Past the Bleachers where he plays a grieving father, Beyond Betrayal where he plays a bad cop, In the Eyes of a Stranger where he plays a troubled cop, Legend where he plays a 19th century dime novelist who ends up impersonating the main character in his series of books (part comedy, part serious send up that is similar to The Wild Wild West TV series), and of course Stargate SG-1 where he plays at first an Air Force Colonel and then a Brigadier General. All of this from one man; so did I say MacGyver is a perfect 10? Well so is RDA!