Robert the Bruce — Braveheart Character Profile

About Robert the Bruce

Scottish nobleman and king who claims the throne, allies with Wallace, and kills Comyn.

Robert the Bruce — Character Profile

Alignment

Anti-hero

Species

Human

Abilities

Political maneuvering, Sword fighting, Strategic planning, Clan diplomacy, Resilience

• Strength: 7.5/10
• Intelligence: 8.5/10
• Charisma: 8/10
• Morality: 6.5/10
• Influence: 9.2/10

Quick Facts about Robert the Bruce

Occupation

monarch, warrior

Manner of Death

Natural causes

Robert the Bruce's Known Relations

• Marjorie, Countess of Carrick — Mother
• Robert de Brus, 6th Lord of Annandale — Father
• Elizabeth de Burgh — Spouse
• Isabella of Mar — Spouse
• David II of Scotland — Child
• Marjorie Bruce — Child
• Robert Bruce, Lord of Liddesdale — Child
• Maud Bruce — Child
• Margaret Bruce — Child
• John Bruce — Child
• Walter Bruce — Child
• Margaret Bruce — Child
• Catherine Bruce — Child
• Elizabeth Bruce — Child
• Christina Bruce — Child
• Neil Bruce — Child
• Isabel Bruce — Sibling
• Edward Bruce — Sibling
• Alexander de Brus — Sibling
• Christina Bruce — Sibling
• Mary Bruce — Sibling
• Nigel de Brus — Sibling
• Thomas de Brus — Sibling
• Elizabeth Bruce — Sibling

Robert the Bruce appears in 3 titles

• Braveheart (1995)
• Outlaw King (2018) — character page
• Robert the Bruce (2019) — character page

Character Facts

Played by

Angus Macfadyen

Appears in

Braveheart (1995)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (1)

• Robert the Bruce — Alliance Political Ally — William Wallace (Mel Gibson)

  Initial political alignment for Scottish independence.

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