Süleyman the Magnificent

Süleyman the Magnificent was released on January 1, 1987.

Süleyman the Magnificent was directed by Suzanne Bauman.

Süleyman the Magnificent has a runtime of 58m.

Süleyman the Magnificent was produced by Suzanne Bauman.

In the 16th Century an Ottoman Sultan known as the second Solomon ruled half the civilized world. The Turks called him Kanuni, the Lawgiver. To the Europeans, he was known as Süleyman the Magnificent. During his 46-year reign, the Ottoman Empire flourished and witnessed a golden age. A contemporary of Francis I of France, Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire and Henry VIII of England, Süleyman was an audacious military leader, celebrated poet, and enthusiastic patron of art and architecture. Shot on location in Turkey, and narrated by Ian McKellan, this film explores the breathtaking palaces and mosques of the Ottoman Empire and focuses on the dramatic life and personality of Sultan Süleyman.

The key characters in Süleyman the Magnificent are Narrator (Ian McKellen).

Süleyman the Magnificent is rated Not Rated.

Süleyman the Magnificent is a Documentary film.

Süleyman the Magnificent has an audience rating of 7.5 out of 10.