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St. Patrick: The Irish Legend

Release Date: 3/14/00
MSRP: $24.95

Studio: Shanachie

Year: 2000

Run Time: 90 minutes

Rating: Not Rated

Starring: Susannah York, Malcolm McDowell, Alan Bates, Patrick Bergen

   Movie Summary: [Drama]

    Born in Britain, the privileged son of nobility, Patrick is kidnapped by Irish raiders and enslaved by a cruel druid chieftain. Six years later, following many vivid dreams and visions of destiny, Patrick escapes and returns home to England and a sheltered life. Troubled by new visions of the Irish people pleading to be freed from enslavement and hardship, he returns to the turbulent country intent on liberating the nation. His mission is jeopardized by British Bishop Quentin, who believes the Irish are warlike heathens, but his unwavering courage in the face of adversity ultimately forces Ireland to abruptly turn in a direction that changed history forever.


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