Ironclad (2011)

In the year of 1215, King John Lackland, notorious for his tyrannical misrule, is forced by the rebel barons of England to sign the Magna Carta, a groundbreaking document that promises to uphold the rights of free men. Yet, the King's deceitful nature comes to light when he reneges on his solemn pledge, stirring an undercurrent of rebellion among those who dare to resist his oppressive reign. Vowing to reclaim his ruthless rule, King John amasses an army of fierce pagan mercenaries along the south coast of England. His primary target: Rochester castle. This fortress becomes the pivotal battleground, standing as a symbol of the rebels' fervent struggle for justice and freedom. Among the rebels is a band of warriors led by the steadfast William d'Aubigny, including the chivalrous knight Templar Thomas Marshal and his loyal squire Guy. By force and cunning, they persuade the Lord of Rochester, Baron Reginald de Cornhill, to join their cause, effectively seizing control of the castle. As King John's captain, Tiberius, struggles to leverage their numerical advantage in a brutal and bloody siege, the rebel-held Rochester stands resilient. The King, fueled by his desperate desire to reclaim the castle before the arrival of French reinforcements or domestic rebel support, orchestrates the siege himself. Within the castle walls, an emotional quandary unfolds. Baron Reginald's wife, Isabel, finds herself trapped in regret over their arranged marriage, her eyes straying towards the handsome crusade veteran Thomas. Yet, the noble Thomas takes his order vows earnestly, adding another layer of tension within this gripping tale of power, rebellion, and personal struggles. "Ironclad" is a vivid exploration of a pivotal time in English history, a story of audacious defiance, unyielding resilience, and the timeless quest for freedom and justice.

Ironclad is an action movie featuring James Purefoy and directed by Jonathan English.

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