Paul Bettany says he can’t rewatch A Knight’s Tale following the tragic death of Heath Ledger. In 2001, Bettany and Ledger appeared together in A Knight’s Tale, a medieval action comedy about a peasant squire who attempts to become a hero by winning ...

We can exclusively reveal that Heath Ledger's 2001 classic A Knight's Tale is the latest movie to be given the musical treatment. Runaway Entertainment – the producers behind smash hit 2:22 A Ghost Story – has announced the world premiere of A Knight's ...

The world of Westeros has continued on HBO following Game of Thrones' divisive finale, mostly maintaining the dramatic and often bleak tone of the original series. Now, a full trailer has released for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and I was surprised to ...

“A Knight’s Tale” director Brian Helgeland revealed in a career retrospective interview with Inverse that his efforts to make a sequel to his 2001 medieval action-comedy classic were apparently thwarted by the Netflix algorithm. “When we finished ...

Paul Bettany hasn’t watched his breakthrough film “A Knight’s Tale” since it released in 2001 — and the reason why will tug at your heartstrings. When asked by a fan at L.A. Comic Con about the medieval action comedy, Bettany — who played poet ...

Heath Ledger and Paul Bettany in "A Knight's Tale" (CREDIT: Sony Pictures) A potential sequel to “A Knight’s Tale,” the 2001 period comedy that starred the late Heath Ledger as an aspiring knight, was killed by the Netflix algorithm, according to ...

Take a look inside the rehearsal room of A Knight’s Tale The Musical, ahead of its world premiere in Manchester! Based on the 2001 Columbia Pictures film written and directed by Brian Helgeland (which starred Heath Ledger and Paul Bettany), A Knight’s ...

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Just as Ser Duncan the Tall went to the Tourney at Ashford Meadow, Heath Ledger once embarked on A Knight's Tale of his own.