Jessica marry, Jack and Kathleen are reconciled, and the long-lasting war is finally over. Production The shooting took place in England and lasted 10 weeks. The scenes involving the leprechauns and main character Jack Woods had to be "digitally spliced together" later, because all characters were portrayed by "full-size actors". Reception The film was not well received. Variety and The Washington Post criticized the script and story, unfavorably noting the influence of Romeo and Juliet. New York Magazine spoke favorably of Whoopi Goldberg's performance as the Grand Banshee, but reviewer John Leonard admitted to being too preoccupied with current events to give a fair assessment. Cast Daniel Betts as Mickey Muldoon Caroline Carver as Princess Jessica Colm Meaney as Seamus Muldoon Zoë Wanamaker as Mary Muldoon Roger Daltrey as King Boric Harriet Walter as Queen Morag Randy Quaid as Jack Woods Orla Brady as Kathleen Fitzpatrick Whoopi Goldberg as the Grand Banshee Phyllida Law as Lady Margaret Kevin McKidd as Jericho O'Grady Kieran Culkin as Barney O'Grady Stephen Moore as Sir Aloysius Jantee Tony Curran as Sean Devine Frank Finlay as General Bulstrode Jonathan Firth as Count Grogan Peter Serafinowicz as George Fitzpatrick References External links 1999 films 1999 fantasy films 1990s American television miniseries Leprechaun films Sonar Entertainment miniseries Films set in Ireland Films based on Romeo and Juliet Films directed by John Henderson (director)