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Canterbury Tales - the Knight's Tale [DVD]

Canterbury Tales - the Knight's Tale [DVD]
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Ace (John Simm) and Paul (Chiwetel Ejiofor) arw two young prisoners who've been friends since childhood. When they fall in love with the same woman Emily (Keeley Hawes) a teacher at the prison their friendship is torn apart and they become bitter enemies. When Ace has served his sentence both become consumed with bitter jealousy each thinking the other will be closer to Emily. And when Paul escapes from jail events hurtle towards a tragi conclusion.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #21904 in DVD
  • Released on: 2008-10-27
  • Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
  • Format: PAL
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Running time: 60 minutes

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Synopsis
Two childhood friends (John Simm and Chiwetel Ejiofor) fall in love with the same woman while in their prison, a teacher called Emily (Keeley Hawes). Their love for Keeley tears their friendship apart, leading to tragic events.


Customer Reviews

lovefilm1235
I thought this was really good, really enjoyed watching it. Keeley Hawes is brilliant as Emily, plus fantastic performances from John Simm and Chiwetel Ejiofor and Ace and Paul respectively. Probably my favourite of all six episodes from the series.

Good Telling Of Famous Tales.3
I am a fan of John Simm when I came across this and had to check it out. It's about two men (Simm and Chiwetel Ejiofor) who are best mates and are in jail serving their time. But when a pretty teacher comes along played by the very annoying Keeley Hawes, they become bitter enemies and fight for the woman they have fallen in love with which ends in a terrible tradgey. It's a very good telling of the infamous tales but the script is qutie poor and ends a little weakly. Not bad if you are a fan of either of the stars which do very well in their pefomances but it's qutie short and upsetting when the ends comes about.