The Vagabond King

Year: 1930

Runtime: 104 mins

Language: English

Director: Ludwig Berger

MusicRomance

Paramount Pictures delivers a fully Technicolor, all‑talking, all‑singing musical romance set in medieval France. Poet‑rogue François Villon, condemned to hang by King Louis XI for his scathing verses, receives a 24‑hour reprieve. In that brief window he must repel an invading Burgundian force and win the heart of the lovely Katherine.

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