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Lady Godiva of Coventry

Lady Godiva of Coventry

The First Startling Story Of The World's Most Famous Ride!

5.5 (21)1955-11-021h 29m
DramaHistory

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Fictionalized account of events leading up the famous nude ride (alas, her hair covers everything) of the militant Saxon lady.

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Universal International Pictures

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Director
Arthur Lubin
Producers
Robert Arthur
Cinematography
Carl E. Guthrie

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r96sk

r96sk

January 6, 2022

7/10

It feels rushed, but I kinda do like <em>'Lady Godiva of Coventry'</em>. The film, in my opinion, is at its best with Maureen O'Hara and George Nader alongside the trio of would-be prisoners, spearheaded by Victor McLaglen. The stuff with that quintet was really enjoyable to me; the main story isn't even to do with them. The plot of this 1955 involves the characters of O'Hara and Nader, but with Leslie Bradley & Co. Those parts of the film aren't the strongest and don't really leave a size…

CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

September 20, 2022

6/10

This is my kind of movie - a good old historical drama set in 11th Century England. Sadly, though, the whole thing is just too episodic and disjointed for the story to ever really flow. It sets out do depict the tale of the eponymous lady (Maureen O'Hara) who rode naked through the streets of Coventry (draped in "Rapunzel"-esque locks that appear nowhere else on her head in the film!) to draw the attention of her Norman husband "Leofric" (George Nader) to the plight of the commons as the Norman …