The historical epic film 'Troy', directed by Wolfgang Petersen and based on Homer’s Iliad, was released in theaters.
The production of 'Troy' was officially announced, including casting and directorial details.
Principal photography for the film 'Troy' started, with locations including Malta and Mexico.
Paris, prince of Troy, elopes with Helen, wife of Menelaus, king of Sparta, igniting the conflict.
Agamemnon gathers Greek kings and warriors to mount an expedition to retrieve Helen and attack Troy.
The Greek armies arrive at Troy and begin preparations for the siege.
Attempts at negotiation between Greeks and Trojans fail, leading to the escalation of the war.
Paris and Menelaus duel to resolve the conflict but Paris is saved by Aphrodite.
Achilles slays Hector, the Trojan prince and greatest warrior, turning the tide of battle against Troy.
Paris shoots Achilles in his vulnerable heel, resulting in the death of the Greek hero.
The Greeks build the wooden horse and trick Trojans into bringing it inside the city walls.
Greeks emerging from the horse open the gates, leading to the sack and destruction of Troy.
