Troy

Overview

In 1250 B.C., amid the tumult of the late Bronze Age, two powerful kingdoms face off. Paris, the prince of Troy, persuades Helen, the Queen of Sparta, to abandon her husband Menelaus and return to Troy with him. When Menelaus discovers Helen's departure, he turns to his brother Agamemnon for assistance in reclaiming her. Agamemnon seizes this chance to expand his influence. Together, they launch a massive fleet of 1,000 ships carrying 50,000 Greek warriors toward the shores of Troy, igniting a legendary conflict.