Prince Valiant (1954) | |
Director(s) | Henry Hathaway |
Producer(s) | Robert L. Jacks |
Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Family, Fantasy, Romance |
Top Topics | Swashbucklers |
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Prince Valiant (1954) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Henry Hathaway and produced by Robert L. Jacks.
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Prince Valiant:
I called you a traitor when you delivered me into Sligon's hands and now I say it again - traitor!
Sir Brack: Traitor is a word that winners give to losers.
Sir Gawain: A man does not risk banishment or death in borrowed armor unless the stakes are high.
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Sir Brack: Traitor is a word that winners give to losers.
Sir Gawain: A man does not risk banishment or death in borrowed armor unless the stakes are high.
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Robert Wagner writes in his memoirs that he was miscast in this film.
Alnwick Castle in Northumberland served as Camelot in all of the master shots while Warwick Castle was used for the main gate and courtyard. Although Alnwick is brown sandstone and Warwick is pale grey stone, carefully placed cameras and lighting masked the difference in shadows.
Since Prince Valiant's storyline in the comics was so sprawling and complex, the property is said to have languished at MGM where no one could get a handle on it. When MGM eventually passed, Fox picked it up. There, Oscar-winning screenwriter, Dudley Nichols, devised a script by selecting panels from the comic strip to create a much more concise storyboard from which to work.
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Alnwick Castle in Northumberland served as Camelot in all of the master shots while Warwick Castle was used for the main gate and courtyard. Although Alnwick is brown sandstone and Warwick is pale grey stone, carefully placed cameras and lighting masked the difference in shadows.
Since Prince Valiant's storyline in the comics was so sprawling and complex, the property is said to have languished at MGM where no one could get a handle on it. When MGM eventually passed, Fox picked it up. There, Oscar-winning screenwriter, Dudley Nichols, devised a script by selecting panels from the comic strip to create a much more concise storyboard from which to work.
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