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Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos (2002)
Years after the fall of the Orcish Horde to the human Alliance of Lordaeron, the remaining humans and orcs find themselves facing a common enemy: the demons of the Burning Legion and their armies of undead monsters.
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Years after the fall of the Orcish Horde to the human Alliance of Lordaeron, the remaining humans and orcs find themselves facing a common enemy: the demons of the Burning Legion and their armies of undead monsters.
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Written By:Chris Metzen
In Theaters:6/25/2002
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Blizzard Entertainment
Cast
Frank Pearce Jr.
Director
Justin Gross
Arthas Menethil / The Lich King (voice)
Chris Metzen
Thrall (voice)
Matthew Yang King
Illidan Stormrage (voice)
Carrie Gordon
Jaina Proudmoore (voice)
Michael McConnohie
Kel'Thuzad / Uther the Lightbringer (voice)
Ed Trotta
Malfurion Stormrage (voice)
Piera Coppola
Sylvanas Windrunner (voice)
Michael Bell
Medivh (The Prophet) / Druid of the Talon (voice)
David Lodge
Archimonde (voice)
Tracy W. Bush
Grom Hellscream / Grunt (voice)
Lani Minella
Tyrande Whisperwind / Banshee / Harpy / Succubus (voice)
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