A young Viking called Vitharr arrives in Britain with dreams of conquest and adventure, but when his family and clan are ambushed and killed, he must survive alone in this strange,dangerous...
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Title: The Lost Viking (2018)
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Dean Ridge | ... | Vitharr |
| Ross O'Hennessy | ... | Wyman | |
| Kezia Burrows | ... | Herja | |
| James Groom | ... | Dominus Cassius | |
| Ioan Hefin | ... | The Hermit | |
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Chris Hampson | ... | Skuld |
| Ian Virgo | ... | Asbjorn | |
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Michelle McTernan | ... | Inger |
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Elin Hayes | ... | Runa |
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Katra Knight | ... | Nara |
| Ean Skinner | ... | Maedoc | |
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Chris Barnicoat | ... | Brunn |
| Phillip Jones | ... | Seward | |
| Wolfie Hughes | ... | Wyman's Man | |
| Stuart McNeil | ... | Wyman's Man | |
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A young Viking called Vitharr arrives in Britain with dreams of conquest and adventure, but when his family and clan are ambushed and killed, he must survive alone in this strange,dangerous new land as he searches for his Uncle's settlement.
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Low budget affair with some decent acting in places with notable fight sequences. However they certainly got their history wrong with this title! We have Romans making Vikings fight to the death! There is no mention of a fantasy mash up anywhere in the film where clans of completely different time periods could co-inhabit and battle it out.
Apparently one of the actors was in Game of Thrones so there's merit in that, quite a good film, boring and stagnant in many places but I must commend the few and far between fight scenes, they were quite hard hitting and believable.