The Black Knight (1954)
John, a poverty-stricken sword maker, learns that the Viking attacks on England are really the handiwork of Sir Palamides, a knight of the Round Table, and his ally, King Mark. Both intend to overthrow Arthur and supplant Christianity in England with paganism. John becomes a knight and saves the kingdom from Palamides and Mark, while also winning the hand of his lady love, the fair Linet. 1
Books with substantial mentioning of The Black Knight
| Deborah Del Vecchio and Ton Johnson Peter Cushing, The Gentle man of Horror and His 91 Films Jefferson, North Carolina, and London, 1992 |
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Marilyn Henry and Ron DeSourdis The Films of Alan Ladd Secaucus, NJ, 1981 |
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Books with an entry on The Black Knight
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Alan G. Fetrow Feature Films, 1950 - 1959, a United States Filmography Jefferson, NC, 1999 |
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| Kevin J. Harty The reel Middle Ages, American, western and eastern European, Middle Eastern, and Asian films about medieval Europe Jefferson, NC, 1999 |
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