Tirante el Blanco (2006)Tirante the knight is as committed to fighting the Turks in Constantinople as he is to relieving Carmesina, the heiress to the Byzantine Empire, of her virginity. Director:Vicente Aranda |
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Tirante el Blanco (2006)Tirante the knight is as committed to fighting the Turks in Constantinople as he is to relieving Carmesina, the heiress to the Byzantine Empire, of her virginity. Director:Vicente Aranda |
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| Casper Zafer | ... |
Tirante
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| Esther Nubiola | ... |
Carmesina
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| Leonor Watling | ... |
Placer De Mi Vida (Pleasure-of-my-life)
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Ingrid Rubio | ... | |
| Jane Asher | ... |
Emperatriz
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| Charlie Cox | ... |
Diafebus
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Sid Mitchell | ... |
Hipólito
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Rafael Amargo | ... |
Gran Turco
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Jay Benedict | ... |
Embajador Turco (Turkish Ambassador)
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| Victoria Abril | ... |
Viuda Reposada
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| Giancarlo Giannini | ... |
Emperador
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Rebeca Cobos | ... |
Eliseo
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Valentina Burgueño | ... |
Dama Carmesina (Carmesina's Maiden)
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Julio Vélez | ... |
Sinópolis, Capitán 1
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Ismael Martínez | ... |
Piramus, Capitán 2
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Tirante the knight is as committed to fighting the Turks in Constantinople as he is to relieving Carmesina, the heiress to the Byzantine Empire, of her virginity.
Well, the story is based on the book "Tirant lo Blanc", written by Joanot Martorell in XIV century. Tirant is the best knight of Aragon Kingdom and must go to Constantinople to help the Emperor to fight against the Turkeys. There, he will fall in love with little princess Carmesina and will fight in the war. Unfortunately, things will not happen as our lovers like, as politics are between them. The movie is well done, the task of clothes and photography is very good, as the choice of actors and their acting. Unfortunately, as the movie focuses only in the bed aspects of court's live, the vision of the story is very partial (the story is not bad, but I think the director could have taken more profit of it), and, in addition, the war scenes are horrible. This is possibly due to lack of money, but, used to see Hollywood wars, the effect is terrible and disgusting. The material (the main book) is good, as the director, but the result could have been much better. I expected more of the director Vicente Aranda.