Yes, Bailey's character was an orphan.  I think the King told Jim Caveizel that when they were at the table and Jim gave his sword to Bailey.

I really like this movie.  But.  The film didn't work as a whole.  They ran out of money and the beginning sequence was cut from production
because of the special effects costs.  Unfortunately without this establishing sequence, the entire direction and movement of the plot failed.

Still I liked it because of Jim Caveizel, and like you say, I wish Bailey would have had more screen time. 

The look of the film was spectacular.  The magic of Pierre Gill with Kodak stocks and Primo anamorphics.



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The first movie I saw Jim in was Pay It Forward! I found out recently  that he is from Seattle, which is not too far from where I live! But I'm sure he doesn't live there now, at least not full time because of his busy work schedule. So it looks to me like he enjoys working with boys! which is a plus for us!

Thanks Bowser, I probably should have watched it a 2nd time, I didn't get to watch it til late Saturday evening, so I didn't have time for a 2nd viewing. Netflix takes a total of 3 days from the time you mail your DVDs, til you get new ones back, so it's kinda force of habit for me to get them in the mail on Saturdays, so I have the new one by my next days off! I did think it seemed a little odd that there were no opening credits for this movie, I wasn't aware that they ran out of money before the completion.

Where to Find the DVD ?