Editing Geoffrey II, Duke of Brittany (section)

=== In literature ===
Geoffrey II of Brittany is a major character in the play ''[[The Lion in Winter]]'' (1966) by [[James Goldman]] where his portrayal is reminiscent of that made by [[Gerald of Wales]], and in the novel ''Devil's Brood'' (2008) by [[Sharon Kay Penman]]. He is also mentioned in the tragedies ''[[The Troublesome Reign of King John]]'' (anonymous, c.1589), ''[[King John (play)|King John]]'' (1593–1596) by [[William Shakespeare]] and ''King John'' by [[Richard Valpy]], the poem ''Le petit Arthur de Bretagne à la tour de Rouen'' (1822) by [[Marceline Desbordes-Valmore]], the drama ''Arthur de Bretagne'' (1885) by [[Louis Tiercelin]] and the novels ''Lionheart'' (2011) and ''A King's Ransom'' (2014) by [[Sharon Kay Penman]], as well as in the second volume of the trilogy ''Le Château des Poulfenc'' (2009) by [[Brigitte Coppin]].