King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

From nothing comes a King

Sinopse

When the child Arthur’s father is murdered, Vortigern, Arthur’s uncle, seizes the crown. Robbed of his birthright and with no idea who he truly is, Arthur comes up the hard way in the back alleys of the city. But once he pulls the sword Excalibur from the stone, his life is turned upside down and he is forced to acknowledge his true legacy... whether he likes it or not.

  • 6.5
  • 2017
  • Released
  • 2h 6m

Charlie Hunnam

Arthur

Jude Law

Vortigern

Astrid Bergès-Frisbey

The Mage

Eric Bana

Uther Pendragon

Djimon Hounsou

Bedivere

Aidan Gillen

William "Goosefat Bill"

Kingsley Ben-Adir

Tristan "Wet Stick"

Neil Maskell

Back Lack

Craig McGinlay

Percival "Percy"

Tom Wu

"Kung Fu" George

Freddie Fox

Rubio

Mikael Persbrandt

Greybeard

Peter Ferdinando

Earl of Mercia

Geoff Bell

Mischief John

Annabelle Wallis

Maggie

Katie McGrath

Elsa

Lorraine Bruce

Syren 1

Eline Powell

Syren 2

Hermione Corfield

Syren 3

Bleu Landau

Blue

Poppy Delevingne

Igraine

Millie Brady

Catia

Zac Barker

Young Arthur 2 Yrs

Oliver Barker

Young Arthur 2 Yrs

Nicola Wren

Lucy

Wil Coban

Brother Blackleg

Jacqui Ainsley

Lady of the Lake

Georgina Campbell

Kay

Rob Knighton

Mordred

Michael Hadley

Mage King

David Beckham

Trigger

Alan Turkington

General 1

Michael McElhatton

Jack's Eye

Charlie Rawes

Axeman

James Warren

Mike

Ellie Graham

Maria

Kamil Lemieszewski

Merlin

Kalle Hennie

Viking

Peter Guinness

Baron 1

Mark Umbers

Baron 2

Adrian Bouchet

Baron 3

Florence Bell

Woman 1

Anna Brooks Beckman

Woman 2

Cordelia Bugeja

Woman 3

Rebecca Calder

Maid 1

Lee Nicholas Harris

Dan Clan Mafia (uncredited)

Gintare Beinoraviciute

Noble (uncredited)

Alice E. Mayer

Noble Girl (uncredited)

Claira Watson Parr

Noblewoman (uncredited)

Alphonso Austin

Slave Labourer (uncredited)

Rudy Barrow

Londinium Fighter (uncredited)

Daniel Stisen

SPAC / Londinum Fighter (uncredited)

Joel Bryant

Londinium Fighter (uncredited)

Lucy Chappell

Young Mother (uncredited)

Jamie B. Chambers

Knight (uncredited)

Pedro Caxade

Vortigern's Guard (uncredited)

Nick Cornwall

Clan Head 1 (uncredited)

Steve Barnett

Brothel Punter (uncredited)

Steen Young

Nemesis (uncredited)

Tom Coulston

Pendragon Soldier (uncredited)

Sarah-Jane De Crespigny

Low-Rent Villager (uncredited)

Karl Farrer

Nobleman (uncredited)
Status

Released

Original Language

en

Budget

$175,000,000.00

Revenue

$149,175,066.00

Keywords
  • #sword
  • #legend
  • #camelot
  • #knight
  • #king arthur
  • #king
  • #excalibur
  • #sword and sorcery
  • #arthur

Reviews

FilipeManuelNeto
@FilipeManuelNetoover 3 years ago

**Lots of action, lots of CGI, lots of money, lots of anachronism mistakes, little historical sense and little investment in the characters in a movie made to be forgotten.** I can't count the films that already exist about the Arthurian legends, or their characters or elements. I could cite several examples, but I believe that each of the readers will be aware of this and will have already see

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@fenickaover 7 years ago

When this movie came up last year, I didn't know Guy Ritchie so I thought like why would people do such stupid movies. Then I learned about Guy Ritchie and his wonderful movies but my thoughts still continued; why would Guy Ritchie make a movie that looks so different from his style. Today, I've finally watched the movie and I regret everything I've thought. At first 10 minutes you get bored a l

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@Dark Jedialmost 8 years ago

These days have been a bit of a movie marathon with the kids being here since the 24th so we have made quite a dent in the to-watch shelf of my movie collection. Yesterday it was time for some rehashing of the Pendragonian legends in the form of King Arthur: The Legend of the Sword. Usually I find it dangerous business to mess with classical and well proven stories. Do not fix what is not broken

Rangan
@Ranganabout 8 years ago

**A different take on the sword in the stone!** This one came with a little surprise. I know it was a Guy Ritchie film and I had enjoyed all his previous flicks. But for some reasons, I felt I'm not that interested in this. Even trailer looked okayish. Watching the film now I realised that I've totally misjudged it. Still not a masterpiece, but a much better entertainer. The graphics were aweso

Ruuz
@Ruuzover 8 years ago

It's hard to try and recommend this latest reimagining of the Arthurian legend. It's not very good, but it comes across as the sort of movie that might be a really cool time to see on the big screen. Unfortunately, by now it's finished its theatrical run, and because its not very good, I can't imagine it will ever get another one. So the one way I would like to see it, is a way it can no longer be

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