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Knightriders (1981)

The Games... The Romance... The Spirit... Camelot is a state of mind.

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130 votes on TMDB
Released April 10, 1981Runtime 2h 27mDirector George A. Romero

A medieval reenactment troupe struggles to maintain its family-like dynamic amid pressure from local authorities, interest from talent agents, and their so-called king's delusions of grandeur.

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Cast of Knightriders

Ed Harris

Ed Harris

Billy
Gary Lahti

Gary Lahti

Alan
Tom Savini

Tom Savini

Morgan
Patricia Tallman

Patricia Tallman

Julie
Christine Forrest

Christine Forrest

Angie
Warner Shook

Warner Shook

Pippin
Cynthia Adler

Cynthia Adler

Rocky
John Amplas

John Amplas

Whiteface
Don Berry

Don Berry

Bagman
Martin Ferrero

Martin Ferrero

Bontempi
Ken Foree

Ken Foree

Little John
John Hostetter

John Hostetter

Tuck

About Knightriders

Where can I watch Knightriders?

Knightriders is currently streaming in the United States on Amazon Prime Video, Fandor, Fandor Amazon Channel, Screambox Amazon Channel, Midnight Pulp.

Who stars in Knightriders?

Knightriders stars Ed Harris, Gary Lahti, Tom Savini, Amy Ingersoll, Patricia Tallman.

Who directed Knightriders?

Knightriders was directed by George A. Romero.

How long is Knightriders?

Knightriders has a runtime of 2h 27m.

What is Knightriders about?

A medieval reenactment troupe struggles to maintain its family-like dynamic amid pressure from local authorities, interest from talent agents, and their so-called king's delusions of grandeur.