Title: Best Tony Curtis saving "The Vikings"
Product review: A classic fantasy tale with enough basis in reality to be believable. Tony Curtis does an outstanding job of playing an ambitious and bull-headed peasant boy with dreams of knighthood. Given an opportunity to train by a friend of his dead father, Curtis doesn't realize his true noble heritage. Just enough of a love story to please the ladies in the audience, the swordfighting is classic with excellently choreographed fight scenes. A snobbish post-adolescent antagonist adds a frustrating and tantalizing side-plot to the story.
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