In 1996, screenwriter Randall Wallace won an Academy Award for his work on Braveheart. Since then, he’s gone on to write a number of films, including The Man in the Iron Mask, Peal Harbor and We Were Soldiers. But somehow the story of William Wallace, a common man who led the Scots in a war against England, stayed with him.
In his new book, Braveheart Life, Wallace reflects on the lessons about his own life while he explored his ancestor’s story of sacrifice and bravery.
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