Lionheart 1987
"He has the fire of his sword. And the courage of his youth."
Franklin J. Schaffner's *Lionheart (1987)* plunges audiences into the rugged landscapes of medieval Europe, where a young and idealistic knight named Robert Narra embarks on a perilous quest to join King Richard's crusaders.
Director: Franklin J. Schaffner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lionheart (1987) about?
Set during the crusades, *Lionheart* follows a young knight who vows to protect children from a ruthless warlord selling them into slavery. His journey becomes a fight for justice, duty, and freedom as he leads the children to safety.
Who directed Lionheart?
Franklin J. Schaffner, known for epic historical dramas like *Patton*, directed *Lionheart*.
Who stars in Lionheart?
The film stars Eric Stoltz, Gabriel Byrne, Nicola Cowper, Dexter Fletcher, and Deborah Moore in pivotal roles.
Is Lionheart (1987) worth watching?
With its blend of adventure and drama, *Lionheart (1987)* offers a compelling story of heroism and resilience. While not widely rated, its themes and Franklin J. Schaffner's direction make it a solid pick for fans of medieval tales.
How long is Lionheart?
Lionheart runs for 104 minutes.
Lionheart (1987) — A Knight's Crusade of Courage and Survival
Franklin J. Schaffner's *Lionheart (1987)* plunges audiences into the rugged landscapes of medieval Europe, where a young and idealistic knight named Robert Narra embarks on a perilous quest to join King Richard's crusaders.
With fire in his heart and steel at his side, Narra's journey takes a dramatic turn when he crosses paths with the ruthless Black Prince, a tyrant who kidnaps children to sell into slavery. Sworn to protect the innocent, Narra faces impossible odds—battling not just armies but the weight of duty and courage—amidst a world where survival hangs by a thread. A gripping blend of adventure and drama, this film weaves together themes of heroism, sacrifice, and the unbreakable spirit of youth against oppression.