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Michael Byrne, 82, English actor known for Last Crusade, Braveheart, and Deathly Hallows, died June 20, The Guardian reports. Born in London in 1943, Byrne built a long career across film, TV (Coronation Street, Casualty) and stage (National Theatre, Royal Court), with credits from The Crimson Blade (1963) to Tomorrow Never Dies. He is survived by ex-wife Carole Nimmons, daughters Tara and Bryony, and grandchildren.
Michael Byrne, the London-born actor known for his turn as an older Grindelwald in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, Vogel in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and Smythe in Braveheart, died on June 20 at age 82; The Guardian reported no cause of death and noted a career that spanned more than 170 credits, including Gangs of New York, Tomorrow Never Dies and Diana.
Home Depot customers were thrilled to find the store selling a replica of the sword used by Mel Gibson in the movie "Braveheart," leading to humorous inquiries and references in the product's Q&A and reviews. However, the sword is purely decorative, disappointing those hoping for a functional weapon. Home Depot also offers other medieval weapons and armor for sale.
Home Depot is now selling a replica of the famous William Wallace sword from the 1995 film "Braveheart," prompting fans to flood the product's Q&A section and reviews with jokes and references to the iconic movie and other famous films. Customers asked if the sword is suitable for overthrowing an oppressive English monarchy, inquired about knighthood, and joked about using it for a wedding bouquet or battle. However, the sword is purely decorative, and Home Depot also offers other medieval weapons and armor for sale.
House of the Dragon fans can watch Braveheart, Gladiator, and Kingdom of Heaven to pass the time until the show returns. These movies capture the same sense of grandeur, political maneuvering, and epic battles that House of the Dragon is known for. Braveheart tells the story of William Wallace's fight for Scottish independence, Gladiator follows the life of General Maximus in ancient Rome, and Kingdom of Heaven is set during the Crusades and explores themes of religious conflict and personal redemption.