‘The Lost King‎’ Releases Official Trailer and Poster, Premieres at Toronto Film Festival in September

‘The Shape of Water’ ‘Blue Jasmine’ actress Sally Hawkins stars in the first teaser trailer for the drama ‘The Lost King‎’ , based on true events, about a woman named Philippa Langley, a woman searching for the missing remains of Richard III.

The film will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and open in the UK on October 7.

‘The Lost King’, directed by ‘The woman King’ director Stephen Frears, follows Philippa Langley (Sally Hawkins) as she takes on the task of finding the remains of Richard III, who has been missing for over 500 years, but her persistence is met with Many people laugh at her.

In 2012, she spearheaded the digging of Richard III’s skeleton from beneath a parking lot in Leicestershire, England, except that Langley’s role is often overlooked in global media coverage.

Lloyd, who played Viserys in ‘Game of Thrones’, plays Richard III

Extended Reading:

History tells us that Richard III died in a duel with Henry Tudor on August 22, 1485, becoming the last king to die on the battlefield, and that Shakespeare’s play “Richard III” made the English king widely known.

With the rise to power of Henry VIII and the introduction of the Reformation, many monasteries in England were razed to the ground and the exact location of Richard III’s tomb is no longer known.

It was not until 2012 that a team of archaeologists, using map-sourcing and ground-penetrating radar techniques, identified a municipal parking lot in the center of Lestat, England, as the location of the Franciscan church where Richard III was buried in the historical record.

Combining historical information and through DNA matching with Michael Ibsen, a descendant of Richard III, it was determined that the male bones found by the archaeological team were the remains of Richard III.

Scientists recovered Richard III’s head from the remains

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