The very first thought I had when the wonderful dragons in James Cameron's Avatar appeared on-screen was that Cameron must do a Pern movie. Because his dragons were Anne McCaffrey's dragons made real.

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News has arrived that Warner Bros., the home of Harry Potter and The Hobbit, is adding another realm of fantastic beasts to its scaly roster. The studio has snaffled the rights to the hugely popular ...

The BBC4 series has been promoted to BBC2 and its gleeful rock parody silliness has lost none of its charm. It’s just a shame it’s too late for the best-of-2014 lists This year’s BBC4 series The Life ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rhys Thomas, writer, actor and creator of the fictional prog rock star Brian Pern, is struggling to remember the title of his ...

Brian de Saint Pern from Below Deck revealed that his knee infection was very serious and he could have lost his leg. He recalled working on the boat and wonders if he injured his leg while walking on ...

The very first thought I had when the wonderful dragons in James Cameron's Avatar appeared on-screen was that Cameron must do a Pern movie. Because his dragons were Anne McCaffrey's dragons made real.