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Knightriders
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Billy (Ed Harris) is a leader of a traveling association which is a bout on motorcycles instead of horses. 'King William', as he styles himself, go everywhere with his combatants for his Arthurian opinions.
Billy (Ed Harris) is a leader of a traveling association which is a bout on motorcycles instead of horses. 'King William', as he styles himself, go everywhere with his combatants for his Arthurian opinions.
Actors:
Ramona Zini,
William Bardwell,
Cliff Forrest,
Mark Tierno,
John Hostetter,
Michael P. Moran,
Harold Wayne Jones
Ramona Zini
William Bardwell
Cliff Forrest
Mark Tierno
John Hostetter
6 October 1946, Hanover, Pennsylvania, USA
Michael P. Moran
8 February 1944, USA
Harold Wayne Jones
Director:
George A. Romero
George A. Romero
4 February 1940, The Bronx, New York City, New York, USA
Country:
United States
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January 30, 2008
Harris embodies his character with such conviction that the character's struggle to retain the integrity of his dream ultimately exudes a modest poignancy.
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October 19, 2003
Way overlong romanticized nonsense about bikers.
November 30, 2013
A one of kind genre entry only Romero is capable of.
March 20, 2003
this film shows that Romero has the ability to tell a good tale outside of the realm of the macabre . . . probably the closest Romero has come to producing an epic film
November 25, 2013
Knightriders is about 50 percent scenes of kick-ass moto-jousting, 40 percent philosophizing around the campfire, and 10 percent lyrical shots of King William
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January 01, 2000
It's only when Romero is aware of what he's up to that the film has its clunkiest moments