Re-imaginging of medieval Europe with modern music and a challenge to class system
Knight’s Tale was a great re-imaging of the classic medieval European period piece written, directed and produced by Brian Helgeland. It starred Heath Ledger as William, who was a servant to a knight who died at a jousting tournament. At the spur of the moment he decides to impersonate his knight in the games to make money so that he and his friends could eat. The twist that Helgeland added was modern music to the soundtrack and having the characters playing with it. The film was a criticism of the stark class system that dominated the period as William showed that he was good as the nobility despite coming from poverty.<br /><br />Helgeland’s take on the medieval period is shown in the opening scene. William’s knight has died and spontaneously he decides to don his armor and take part in a jousting tournament. He tells his fellow servants Roland (Mark Addy) and Wat (Alan Tudyk) they have to make money to eat even though they could be killed for impersonating a knight. As he approaches the stadium Queen’s We Are The Champions begins playing and the crowd claps and pounds their fists to the beat as Queen sings “We will rock you!” That will be the dilemma of the film as well. Will William and his friends be able to pull off this façade of playing a knight and being accepted by others in the nobility? In doing so William is challenging the class system where people were born into their position and could not change their lot. As William tells Roland and Wat the rich gained their wealth by seizing it and that’s what William was going to do. He refused to be nothing for the rest of his life.<br /><br />Knight’s Tale proved successful for three reasons. First, the music really was an ingenious addition to the film. It really sets the mood for the scenes and brought the audience into the story. Second, the film also incorporated plenty of humor. For instance, William sees a noble woman named Jocelyn (Shannyn Sossamon) and is immediately taken by her so much that he follows her into a church while riding his horse. Last, there was lots of action as William becomes Sir Ulrich von Liechtenstein and participates in jousting tournaments around Europe. There is plenty of wooden lances smashing against a knight’s armor and them going flying in the air as a result.<br />C
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