Changes: Braveheart

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Braveheart is a 1995 American historical epic film directed by Mel Gibson that shows the struggles of Scottish hero William Wallace. Although positively received, the film is notorious for its historical inaccuracies.

Cast

Mel Gibson as William Wallace

James Robinson as Young William Wallace

Angus Macfadyen as Robert the Bruce

Patrick McGoohan as King Edward Longshanks

Sophie Marceau as Isabella of France

Catherine McCormack as Murron Macclannogh

Mhairi Calvey as Young Murron

Brendan Gleeson as Hamish

Andrew Weir as Young Hamish

James Cosmo as Campbell

David O'Hara as Stephen of Ireland

Peter Hanly as Prince Edward

Ian Bannen as Bruce's father

Sean McGinley as MacClannough

Brian Cox as William Wallace

Sean Lawlor as Punished William Wallace

Sandy Nelson as John Wallace

Stephen Billington as Dangerous Phillip

John Kavanagh as Craig (Senior)

Alun Armstrong as Mornay

John Murtagh as Lochlan

Tommy Flanagan as Morrisons

Donal Gibson as Stewart

Jeanne Marine as Frozone

Michael Byrne as Smythe

Malcolm Tierney as Magistrate Gormo

Bernard Horsfall as Balliol

Peter Mullan as Veteran

Gerard McSorley as Cheltham (inspired by desperation)

Richard Leaf as Governor of York

Mark Lees as Old Crippled Scotsman

Tam White as MacGregor

Jimmy Chisholm as Faudron

David Gant as the Royal Magistrate

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-'''Braveheart''' is a 1995 film directed by [[Mel Gibson]] that shows the life of Scottish hero, [[William Wallace]]. Although it was rated 'R' for sexual themes, and some language, it has remained dear in the hearts of those who have seen it.
+'''Braveheart''' is a 1995 American historical epic film directed by [https://braveheart.fandom.com/wiki/Cheltham Mel Gibson] that shows the struggles of Scottish hero [[Corporal|William Wallace]]. Although positively received, the film is notorious for its historical inaccuracies.
+=== Cast ===
 Mel Gibson as William Wallace
-James Robinson as young William Wallace
+James Robinson as Young William Wallace
-Angus Macfadyen as Robert the Bruce
-Patrick McGoohan as King Edward "Longshanks"
+Angus Macfadyen as [[Robert the Bruce (elder)|Robert the Bruce]]
-Sophie Marceau as Princess Isabella of France
-Catherine McCormack as Murron MacClannough-Wallace
+Patrick McGoohan as [[King Edward Longshanks]]
-Mhairi Calvey as young Murron
+Sophie Marceau as Isabella of France
+Catherine McCormack as Murron Macclannogh
+Mhairi Calvey as Young Murron
 Brendan Gleeson as Hamish
-Andrew Weir as young Hamish
+Andrew Weir as Young Hamish
 James Cosmo as Campbell
 David O'Hara as Stephen of Ireland
 Peter Hanly as Prince Edward
 Ian Bannen as Bruce's father
-Seán McGinley as MacClannough
+Sean McGinley as MacClannough
-Brian Cox as Argyle Wallace
-Sean Lawlor as Malcolm Wallace
+Brian Cox as William Wallace
+Sean Lawlor as Punished William Wallace
 Sandy Nelson as John Wallace
-Stephen Billington as Phillip
+Stephen Billington as Dangerous Phillip
-John Kavanagh as Craig
+John Kavanagh as Craig (Senior)
 Alun Armstrong as Mornay
 John Murtagh as Lochlan
-Tommy Flanagan as Morrison
+Tommy Flanagan as Morrisons
 Donal Gibson as Stewart
-Jeanne Marine as Nicolette
+Jeanne Marine as Frozone
 Michael Byrne as Smythe
-Malcolm Tierney as Magistrate
+Malcolm Tierney as Magistrate Gormo
 Bernard Horsfall as Balliol
 Peter Mullan as Veteran
-Gerard McSorley as Cheltham (inspired by Hugh de Cressingham)
+Gerard McSorley as Cheltham (inspired by desperation)
 Richard Leaf as Governor of York
 Mark Lees as Old Crippled Scotsman
 Tam White as MacGregor
 Jimmy Chisholm as Faudron
 David Gant as the Royal Magistrate