Virgina's last line mentions that she and Wolf will soon be called back to the Nine Kingdoms. Was there a sequel planned for the series?
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When Tony is stuck in the tunnel in the prison and is talking to Wolf, there are still several feet of tunnel ahead of him before the end of the tunnel. But when Wolf gives him a push, he is shown coming right out of the tunnel's end. See more...
The 10th Kingdom (2000) - 6 questions
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Virgina's last line mentions that she and Wolf will soon be called back to the Nine Kingdoms. Was there a sequel planned for the series?
When the prison boss is asking the two guards about the basement, why doesn't he want the guard who was talking first to answer his question about what's down there?
After Tony turned Prince and the trolls into gold, what happened to his ability to turn things into gold? Could it only be used once?
Is there any meaning behind the girl who tells Virginia her fortune (in Kissingtown), other than the fact that what she says comes true? Virginia asks "How did she know that?" as if there's something else. [The little girl is Snow White in disguise, helping the travellers in their quest. "How did she know?" is because the little girl knew what they were looking for, even though no-one had told her.]
Is the blind woodsman from a fairy tale or is there some kind of joke about him? [The woodsman makes Tony guess his name, which is what Rumplestiltskin does to the princess in the fairy tale of the same name. Don't know why he's blind, though.]
After the dog and Prince Wendell have been switched, why does the Queen even care about having the dog (who is really Prince)? She doesn't know that Tony can talk to him, so as far as she knows, no one can understand the dog at all. Why would she be concerned? [Because if Wendell and the switched dog somehow came in contact with each other then they would switch back. She does not want to risk this happening.]
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