It's Marie de France
Its author, Marie de France, lived from about 1154 - 1189. Since she was an adult when she wrote "Lanval," the story was written in the 1170s or 1180s.
The cast of Sir Lanval - 2009 includes: Jennifer Dawn Williams as Aurora Ian Hencher as Sir Lanval Lori MacFadyen as Tryamour Mark Vernon Freestone as King Arthur
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Ian Hencher has: Played Sir Lanval in "Sir Lanval" in 2009. Played David - student in "A Dance for Grace" in 2010. Played Adrian in "A Poem for Lovers" in 2012. Played Young man in "The Timekillers" in 2013. Played Neville Rumble in "Neville Rumble" in 2013.
Marie de France has written two beautiful lays called Bisclavret and Lanval. The two are famous for their fantasy story line. As one may know, courtly love was pretty popular in literature in the middle ages. Of course, France had to keep up with all of the other authors of her time, and these books happened to have the theme of courtly love tied into them. Marie de France's Bisclarvet and Lanval are wonderful examples of courtly love because they show how courtly love should be private, loyal, and respectful.
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