King Brahmwell

King Brahmwell is a major character of the 2013 action-fantasy film Jack the Giant Slayer. After the death of his wife, Brahmwell kept his daughter safe and arranged her to be married to Roderick. When Isabelle disappears, Brahmwell is desperate to find her. He is also a descendant to King Erik.
He is portrayed by Ian Mcshane.
== Story ==
A monk steals magic beans from the treacherous Lord Roderick. To escape, he exchanges the beans for a horse from an orphaned farm boy Jack, and warns him not to get them wet. While Princess Isabelle seeks shelter at Jack's home, one of the beans is wet by rain and grows into a massive beanstalk. Isabelle is carried into the sky; her father King Brahmwell sends Jack, Lord Roderick, his best knight Elmont, and several other knights up the beanstalk to retrieve her.
Jack kills the giant preparing to cook Isabelle and tricks another into falling to Earth. Brahmwell sees the fallen giant and orders the beanstalk cut down to prevent a giant invasion, putting the safety of the Earth ahead of Isabelle's return. Jack, Isabelle and Elmont make it back to the beanstalk; Elmont sends Jack and Isabelle down, while he stays behind to deal with Roderick. Jack and Isabelle barely make it to the surface before the beanstalk is cut and admit their growing feelings for each other.
Elmont fights and kills Roderick before riding the falling beanstalk down to Earth, but Fallon takes the crown and the remaining beans. He grows several more beanstalks down to Earth and leads the giants down to attack the humans. While Elmont and Brahmwell defend the castle against the giants, Fallon captures Isabelle and prepares to eat Jack. Jack throws the final bean down Fallon's throat; it grows into a beanstalk, ripping Fallon apart. Jack takes the crown, sends the giants back to their realm, and commands them to cut down the beanstalks.
Jack and Isabelle marry and have twin children. As time passes, their story evolves into the fairy tale known today, while the magic crown is crafted into St Edward's Crown. As time passes onto present day London, a touring class passes the crown in a museum where one boy, revealed to be Roderick’s descendant, gazes at the crown knowingly. The giants' realm is shown to still exist above London in the modern day.
==Personality and traits==
The king is a good guy at heart. Aside from one serious blind spot early on, he's a good leader who handles himself well, deals with his subjects fairly, and isn't above hard labor right alongside the common soldiers when necessary. He also shows remarkable restraint when dealing with Jack, refraining from trying to intimidate him once it's clear there's some chemistry between him and the Princess. Not to mention he insists on fighting alongside the guards when the Giants attack, and gives Elmont a "Hell no!" when asked to leave.
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