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"Henry Hathaway&apos;s &apos;Prince Valiant&apos; is an epic adventure story set in the Golden Age of Chivalry... It is the story of a Viking Prince who pledges to go to Camelot and there strive with honor and diligence to become a Knight at King Arthur&apos;s Round Table...\n\n&apos;Prince Valiant&apos; is about a ghost who plots treason, a black-armored knight who appears and vanishes at will... It is about a deadly Black Knight, who uses his disguise to make a pact with a Viking traitor to overthrow a great king...\n\n&apos;Prince Valiant&apos; is about a desperate squire who dares to wear the armor and identity of a chivalrous Knight of the Round Table... And about a loyal squire who crowns a mighty knight with a rock, and tries to win a beautiful princess for himself...\n\n&apos;Prince Valiant&apos; is about the son of an exiled king who seeks King Arthur&apos;s help against the usurper, and becomes involved in a court plot... It is about a courageous lad who faces the treachery of a mysterious black knight, who is scheming betrayal and murder...\n\nJames Mason portrays the shining knight Sir Brack who suffers the indignity of being challenged on the field of honor by a squire in the guise of a knight...\n\nJanet Leigh plays the lovely damsel with one purpose, to answer love fully...\n\nRobert Wagner plays the young hothead with one vow to fulfill before he can think of anything else...\n\nDebra Paget plays the shy and charming dark-haired princess with a secret wish...\n\nSterling Hayden plays Sir Gawain, the perfect knight who knows that his duty is to find the Black Knight and destroy him before his treason ripens...\n\nVictor McLaglen plays the Christian Viking hiding behind a red curtain with a long knife in his hand...\n\nDonald Crisp plays the exiled King of Scandia who was overthrown by a Viking traitor and escapes with his wife and son across the North Sea to Britain...\n\nBrian Aherne plays Arthur, King of the Britons, who assures Valiant that &apos;knighthood cannot be had for the asking...&apos; It must be won! Barry Jones plays the father of two lovely princesses who suffers to get the best knight for one of his daughters...\n\nWell... I just love this movie! Its good old magic moves me to some of the most cherished memories stored in my mind... It is an agreeable historical piece that has prowess, romance, and grace, and a breathtaking duel, one of the best you will ever see..."
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