Braveheart (1995)

This is a story about a young boy who grows up without his brother and father, and he meets a women who he will be secretly wed too. But when she is murdered he revolts against the king in defiance.

This is a great movie. I give it a 4.5 out of 5.

Starring James Robinson (The Borgias, The Wee Man, Pathfinders: In the Company of Strangers, To the Boats) as Young William, the late Sean Lawlor [1954-2009] (In the Name of the Father, JAG; 30,000 Leagues Under the Sea; Now Here) as Malcolm Wallace, Sandy Nelson (Atletico Patrick, Dancer, Still Game, Himmelbla) as John Wallace, James Cosmo (Troy, Highlander, Wonder Woman, Tomorrow) as Campbell, Sean McGinley (On a Clear Day, Michael Collins, Simon Magus, Paula) as MacClannough, Alan Tall (Venus Peter, Starcache, The House, Taggart) as Elder Stewart, introducing Andrew Weir (G Force)  as Young Hamish, Gerda Stevenson (Shetland, Heartbeat, Dead Man Falls, The Bill) as Mother MacClannough, Ralph Riach (Cloud Atlas, Death Defying Acts, The House of Mirth, Fortitude) as Priest No. 1, Mhairi Calvey (Abduct, Gemini, 3 Lives, Modern Love) as Young Murron, Brian Cox (X-Men 2, Troy, Adaptation., The Long Kiss Goodnight) as Argyle Wallace, the late Patrick McGoohan [1929-2009] (The Prisoner, Escape from Alcatraz, Columbo, Treasure Planet) as Longshanks - King Edward I, Peter Hanly (Ballykissangel, Primeval, Guiltrip, Roy) as Prince Edward, Sohpie Marceau (The Party, The World Is Not Enough, LOL (Laughing Out Loud), Mrs Mills) as Princess Isabelle and Stephen Billington (Resident Evil, Coronation Street, Enemy of England, Angel) as Phillip.