The Green Knight tricks Gawain of King Arthur's round table, then gives him one year to solve a riddle or die.
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Stephen Weeks
Director
Miles O'Keeffe
Sir Gawain
Cyrielle Clair
Linet
Leigh Lawson
Humphrey
Sean Connery
The Green Knight
Trevor Howard
The King
Peter Cushing
Seneschal - Gaspar
Ronald Lacey
Oswald
Lila Kedrova
Lady of Lyonesse
John Rhys-Davies
Baron Fortinbras
Wilfrid Brambell
Porter
Bruce Lidington
Sir Bertilak
Douglas Wilmer
The Black Knight
Brian Coburn
Friar Vosper
David Rappaport
Sage
Emma Burdon-Sutton
Morgan La Fay
Thomas Heathcote
Armourer
John Serret
Priest
Mike Edmonds
Tiny Man
Stephen Weeks
Writer
Howard C. Pen
Writer
Philip M. Breen
Writer
Rosemary Sutcliff
Writer
Emma Burdon-Sutton
Writer
The Gawain Poet
Writer
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Sword of the Valiant: The Legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
This truly has to be the worst film ever, a bunch of five year olds would surely be able to write a better script, construct more realistic sets and props and act to a higher degree than the actors in this movie seem to have demonstrated and still be more understanding to historical accuracy! And can someone please explain the wigs? Surely not adding to historical accuracy (for any century!) or even 1984! Added to this the poor soundtrack which seems to suggest that the director, at gunpoint, forced some lonely spinster from the organ of a church in Dunny-On-The-Wolds, Surrey to sit down and construct (with a timescale of half an hour) the film score on a budget of £5 and a pickled egg! I can only describe it as one horrific car crash, so awful, you just stare in disbelief, knowing that you should look away and hoping that no one else will catch you looking! Poor Sean Connery, did he desperately need to pay the mortgage for another month?! Dire!
It's a pretty cool movie with great adventures for Sir Gawain. The music is great. I still occasionally listen to the theme song. Miles O'Keefe did a good job portraying Sir Gawain. The story is fun and exciting. It's one of the better fantasy movies out there. The costumes are good, and it has a nice ending.
I thought the movie was entertaining. Sean Connery looked a little ridiculous as the green knight. I saw the movie as a love story between Sir Gawain, Miles O'Keeffe, and the Lady of Lyonesse, Lila Kedrova. It was amusing and cute.
Classical and funny, this movie is. Actually this movie is so bad that it turns good... It has a lot of classical moments, for fantasy... seven... three... numbers, riddles and quests. I enjoy seeing this movie, even though the acting and the effects are... not so good.
Well, opinion on this movie is universally, shall we say, not very kind (to put it mildly) with numerous critics who have all hastened to point out the many flaws present within that serve to destabilise the films overall structural coherence. As for myself, whilst certainly conceding the films many shortcomings, I have a real fondness for it! Firstly the movie doesn't take itself at all seriously and is played throughout with it's tongue wedged very firmly in it's cheek. The overall look of the film is excellent with some great locations used for the shooting. In addition it boasts some real star casting including the always excellent Sean Connery and Peter Cushing. The costuming department excel here also with some really great suits of armour. OK, so there IS a problem with the way the film has been edited, thus rendering it disjointed and often bizarre, but who cares? It's never boring and is a harmless way to spend an hour and a half of pure escapism. In short, it's great fun!
This is certainly a dodgy film on many levels, but it has some redeeming moments. Sean Connery is terrific as The Green Knight, he obviously has a heap of fun in the role and steals the show. If you come across this film you could do a lot worse.
This movie is based on an old English poem, unfortunately the scriptwriters couldn't match the prose.. It has a wonderful cast all earning a pay check and nothing more. But, it is fun to watch, for all the wrong reasons., The lead hero Gawain is obviously based on Prince Adam, AKA He-man, he looks the spitting image, the music is atrocious and the acting is woeful. Grand Moff Tarkin, James Bond, Gimli, a Time Bandit and Albert Steptoe and it's still awful (but fun in a bad way).
I had to watch this movie in a medieval literature class I am taking in college, and to be quite frank, it was one of the worst films I have seen in the course of my life. The plot mixes both the story of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and The Countess of The Fountain(a.k.a. Owein) but seems to leave out the whole meaning and message of each work of literature. To someone watching this movie, who has not read these works before may not be as...repulsed...by it as one who has.However, even someone with no knowledge of the texts will still not enjoy this movie.Really the only good thing about it is Sean Connery. I don't like giving bad reviews, but I just can't recommend this movie to anyone.
