The 1991 film "The Lady Godiva" is set in 11th century England, where King Edward the Confessor forces Saxon Lord Leofric to marry Norman woman Godiva, the Sheriff's sister, after jailing him for refusing. Godiva, a strong-willed and militant bride, navigates the tumultuous times and leads a famous ride amidst the growing unrest between the Anglo-Saxon population and the rising influence of the Norman French.
Lady Godiva of Coventry
A noblewoman's daring ride through town sets off a profound transformation in her Saxon husband, prompting him to reevaluate his beliefs and adopt a new perspective.
