To the pantheon of unusual spins on fairy tales (Into the Woods, Shrek, Enchanted) we can add "The 10th Kingdom". I didn't expect anything profound, and there is a lot of the stuff that we expect in fairy tales, even in twists on fairy tales. Nonetheless, it's a fun miniseries with some neat surprises along the way. It was impressive to see Rutger Hauer in the miniseries, considering that he died a few months ago.
I wanted to mention Ann-Margret's role. To avoid spoilers, I won't tell you which character she plays. What I will say is that I occasionally come up with stories and imagine certain actors and actresses in the roles. One of the stories with which I've come up would presumably feature Ann-Margret playing essentially the same character that she does here (but with a different name, natch).
Anyway, it's a fine eight hours. Maybe the ending was a little cliched, but everyone else more than made up for that. No shortage of enjoyment here.
I wanted to mention Ann-Margret's role. To avoid spoilers, I won't tell you which character she plays. What I will say is that I occasionally come up with stories and imagine certain actors and actresses in the roles. One of the stories with which I've come up would presumably feature Ann-Margret playing essentially the same character that she does here (but with a different name, natch).
Anyway, it's a fine eight hours. Maybe the ending was a little cliched, but everyone else more than made up for that. No shortage of enjoyment here.