A Knights Tale 2001 720pHD
A Knights Tale 2001 720pHD
Genres: Action, Adventure, Romance
Director: Brian Helgeland
Writer: Brian Helgeland
Stars: Heath Ledger, Mark Addy, Rufus Sewell
A Knight's Tale is a 2001 medieval enterprise parody film composed, created, and coordinated by Brian Helgeland. The film stars Heath Ledger, Shannyn Sossamon, Mark Addy, Alan Tudyk, Rufus Sewell, Paul Bettany as Geoffrey Chaucer, and James Purefoy as Sir Thomas Colville/Edward, the Black Prince.
Told in a behind the times style with numerous cutting edge references, the film takes after a laborer who puts on a show to be a knight, alongside his sidekicks, in the realm of medieval jousting. William postures as a knight and contends in competitions, winning honors and procuring companionships with such authentic figures as Edward, the Black Prince of Wales and Geoffrey Chaucer. The film takes its title from Chaucer's "The Knight's Tale" in his Canterbury Tales, however the plot is not particularly comparable. Earning $117,487,473 with a financial plan of $65 million, it was an unassuming accomplishment in the cinematic world.
Film Story: At a jousting competition in fourteenth century Europe, youthful squires William Thatcher, Roland, and Wat find that their lord, Sir Ector, has passed on. On the off chance that he had finished one last pass he would have won the competition. Desperate, William wears Ector's shield to imitate him, winning the competition and taking the prize.
Albeit just nobles are permitted in competitions, William is currently propelled to contend and win more prizes. Roland and Wat would rather take their offer of coins and leave, however William persuades them to stay and prepare him to joust. Along the path to his first competition in Rouen, the trio experiences a youthful Geoffrey Chaucer, who is likewise down and out and consents to produce the patent of respectability that will permit William to enter under the accepted name of "Sir Ulrich von Liechtenstein" from Gelderland. At the competition, William is brought before Simon the Summoner and Peter the Pardoner: Chaucer has a betting issue and is in their obligation. William requests Chaucer be discharged and guarantees installment.
Over the span of rivalry, William's protection is harmed. He prods Kate, a female metal forger, to repair it without installment and goes ahead to win the sword occasion at the competition. In the joust, he confronts a Sir Thomas Colville, who pulls back from the competition in the wake of being harmed by William, however they trade a stylized pass so that Colville can hold the honor of never having neglected to finish a match. The procedures are seen by Jocelyn, an aristocrat with whom William has gotten to be charmed, and Count Adhemar, an opponent both in the joust and for Jocelyn's heart. In the last joust of the competition, Adhemar routs William.
Kate joins William's gathering and fashions new lightweight protection permitting him more noteworthy portability. In the accompanying competition, Adhemar and William are both doled out to tilt against Sir Thomas Colville, however they discover that he is really Edward, the Black Prince. Adhemar pulls back, however William proceeds with the match and after that addresses the sovereign by name, further gaining Edward's admiration.
Adhemar is summoned to the war zone, and William accomplishes a few triumphs in his nonappearance. William demonstrates his adoration for Jocelyn by going along when she first asks him to purposely lose (as opposed to the endless knights who guarantee to win in her name), and after that, just before he would be wiped out, to win the competition in her name all things considered.
The gathering goes to London for the World Championship. William left his dad to squire for Sir Ector and figure out how to wind up a knight wanting to "change his stars". Adhemar has likewise landed in London and reports that he is in transactions with Jocelyn's dad for her hand in marriage. William commands at the competition and he comes back to visit his dad, now visually impaired and living alone in Cheapside, however is found by Adhemar, who cautions the powers to William's false personality.
William is put in the pillory, yet is guarded from the unfriendly group by his companions. Generally as the horde achieves its furor, Prince Edward rises up out of the group, taking note of that his companions' commitment to him mirrors a capacity to rouse others that is in the best customs of knighthood. In affirmation of William's honor, Edward declares that, William is truth be told, "past contestation", slid from a respectable genealogy, and knights him "Sir William".
William comes back to the competition to confront Adhemar in the last match, however Adhemar cheats with an illicit honed spear, piercing William's shoulder and truly harming him. Entering the last pass, William is losing by two spears and should unhorse Adhemar to win. He requests to be stripped of his defensive layer while Chaucer purchases time by playing out the presentation of William that he discarded before. At long last he tilts against Adhemar, with his dad and Jocelyn in participation. Roaring his actual name as he tilts, he thumps Adhemar to the ground with a devastating blow. In the resulting festivity, as Jocelyn and William grasp, Chaucer comments that he ought to record this entire story.
