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The King's Messenger

190811mWallace McCutcheon Sr.
IMDb 6.0

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The 17th century: a rider is dispatched by the king to carry a message to the king's embattled forces in a distant conflict. The messenger is waylaid by a villain, whose mistress lures the messenger into a trap so that he can be stabbed and the message stolen.

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What is The King's Messenger (1908) about?

The 17th century: a rider is dispatched by the king to carry a message to the king's embattled forces in a distant conflict. The messenger is waylaid by a villain, whose mistress lures the messenger into a trap so that he can be stabbed and the message stolen.

Who stars in The King's Messenger?

The King's Messenger stars D.W. Griffith (Messenger), Mack Sennett (Soldier), Linda Arvidson (Person in Court). The film was directed by Wallace McCutcheon Sr..

How long is The King's Messenger?

The King's Messenger has a runtime of 11 min and premiered in 1908.

Is The King's Messenger worth watching?

The King's Messenger holds an IMDb rating of 6.0/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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