The Black Rose (1950) is a sweeping historical epic set in the late 13th century, following the journey of a disinherited Saxon nobleman from England to the distant lands of the Mongol Empire. The Saxon Rebellion
The caravan also carries a tribute of women intended for the Khan. Among them is Maryam, the daughter of a captured English Crusader and a Syrian woman. Known as "The Black Rose" for her exotic beauty, she has spent her life in captivity and dreams of reaching England. The Black Rose(1950)
With the help of a local merchant, Maryam escapes the harem and disguises herself as a servant boy to stay near Walter, whom she believes is the man destined to take her home. Though Walter initially views her as a nuisance, she eventually wins his heart as they navigate the perils of the Gobi Desert. Final Return The Black Rose (1950) is a sweeping historical
Deeply resentful of Norman rule, Walter joins a group of Saxon rebels to free hostages held by the Norman aristocracy. When the rebellion fails and he is recognized, Walter is forced to flee the country to avoid execution. Accompanied by his loyal friend Tristram Griffen, a master Saxon archer, he sets out to seek his fortune in the legendary East. Journey to the East Known as "The Black Rose" for her exotic
Walter and Tristram travel to the Holy Land, eventually joining a massive merchant caravan bound for the court of Kublai Khan in Cathay (China). The caravan is protected by the fearsome Mongol General Bayan of the Hundred Eyes, a brilliant and ruthless strategist who is preparing to invade the region.