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Black knight

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Movie propaganda

He's about to get medieval on you.

A freak accident sends Jamal Walker (Martin Lawrence), a down-and-out employee in a medieval-themed family entertainment centre, back to the Middle Ages. On his arrival, he is mistaken for a royal messenger and inadvertently foils an assassination attempt on the evil King. For this, he is treated like royalty until the real messenger arrives. Upon discovering that Jamal is an impostor, the evil King has him imprisoned to await execution. Jamal escapes with the help of a broken-down ex-knight and a beautiful chambermaid, and later teams with the uprising to fight the evil King and restore power to the deposed Queen.

Persons of interest

Martin Lawrence .... Jamal Walker/Skywalker
Marsha Thomason .... Victoria the Chambermaid/Nicole
Tom Wilkinson .... Sir Knolte of Marlborough
Vincent Regan .... Percival
Daryl Mitchell .... Steve
Michael Countryman .... Phillip
Kevin Conway .... King Leo
Jeannette Weegar .... Princess Regina
Erik Jensen .... Derek
Dikran Tulaine .... Dennis
Helen Carey .... The Queen
Michael Burgess .... Ernie
Isabell O'Connor .... Mrs Bostick
Tim Parati .... Puppeteer
Angel Desai .... Vindy
Elizabeth Roberts .... Ling
Graham F Smith .... Giles of Normandie
Darryl Quarles .... Screenwriter
Gil Junger .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

Black knight official movie site
Black knight QuickTime movie trailers
Studios and distributors:

20th Century Fox * New Regency

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

A black knight's tale.

In A knight's tale, Heath Ledger runs around doing medieval stuff in attempt to get the beautiful girlie. In Black knight, Martin Lawrence runs around doing medieval stuff in attempt to get the beautiful girlie. That and Martin's trademark "humour" is the difference between the two films. Now you know enough to decide.