And as an actress much more

And those violet eyes.

I have it and i am wounded in a head so basically i am like ivanhoe

Agree

J'ai souvent lu que, pour une fois, le film (celui-ci) est meilleur que le livre, même, très supérieur (le meilleur film de chevaliers).

The same with me; I was very disappointed when at primary school we watched "the warlord" with Charlton Heston while dealing with the Middle Ages.

I don't know... as far as I know, jousting lances always broke quite easily and it doesn't seem like Ivanhoes opponent was a real human being that was dismounted, lol. Seemes like a doll to me, the way he fell

@@hildebos1653 before the hit, the "doll" lowers the lance a bit to make the hit easier. However the stuntman is stuffed-padded like a doll for security reasons, it light be misleading.

Nowadays they do full power original jousting. For real. Dangerous.

You realize wires and mattresses existed back then, yes?

They cut and put in a stuffed doll-knight. In fact they were all stuffed!

L'attaque du château, un must.

That's why it always amaze me that he choose Rowena at the end.

@@22espec There's no realistic way they could have been together. He would have never become Jewish, and she would have never converted to Christianity. 🤷‍♀️

Not only young man. My sister and one of my friends love it.

Womba and Brian de Bois Guilbert are two of my favorite characters in literature

Sadly, no. A film has anywhere between 95 to 120 years of copyright from its first release. As this version of Ivanhoe came out in 1952, we could be waiting until 2072 before it hits public domain: 2047 at the earliest.

I love that line in the Kink's song, Celluloid Heroes: "If you covered him with ashes, George Sanders would still have style."

Thanks for this

C Aubrey Smith? He died in 1948...

www.4shared.com/video/lgKiu6clea/Ivanhoe__1952_.html

www.4shared.com/video/lgKiu6clea/Ivanhoe__1952_.html

Take a look at the jousting in "El Cid". Charlton Heston trying to fend off a sword-wielding maniac with a saddle.

Ivanhoe was my First serious book when i was a boy. I was 13 years old. I could finish It in a whole day of Summer.

I don't recommend this film for people who enjoyed the book. The bbc miniseries from the 90s was a much more faithful adaptation.

all 6 jousting at the same time would be awesome

Dude same

@@Alex_Otto he appears as an archer, shooting from the walls of Warwick Castle.

he appears as an archer, shooting from the walls of Warwick Castle.

Aber Wir waren kleiner ! !

Unless you mean character-wise. Then, I would have to watch the movie again, as it's so long since I watched it. I seem to think the author placed a certain dignity, integrity and wisdom within the Saxon camp, and a more ruthless, war-faring streak within the Norman people. Critics were not happy with this dichotomy, as they suggest it never existed, and the two people seamlessly merged after the Battle of Hastings.

@@nialloneill5097 thank you

If one is seeking wisdom and genuine nobility within the different people of the British races, then look no further than the Celts, who were very spiritual., and had high guidance The Saxons eventually merged with this desire for wisdom, and at the time of King Arthur, they had become a chivalrous, noble people. The Normans too , despite their war-mongering, sought noble ways of living, and perhaps it is the Catholic church that caused the most problems back then, through the burning of witches, and encouraging the Crusades. Who would be the noble people, and the ignoble today, which is what I think your original moral question was. Well, for me, the ignoble would still be the churches, politicians, and many community and health leaders who are akin to the Sheriff of Nottingham, greedy, corrupt and mean with insatiable lusts for power and sex. Similarly, the corporate businessmen, accountants, lawyers, solicitors, footballers, sportsmen and many other parasites with the same aforementioned traits. The noble, from my experience, are usually people who are well-connected to nature, and/or have menial jobs, and do not wish for any more than they have, and are thus content due to their low expectations, which bestows upon them a sweetness and humbleness. I have met some druids who were sweet and noble too, although many in the esoteric circles can be nasty, poor farmers are oft humble, and a few spiritual people from differing backgrounds, for instance, I met a particularly good person who was in the Templars. In truth there are very few who I would call chivalrous and inspiring these days, perhaps the last of their kind were people in the US, native Indians who fought for their people, land and spiritual rights, namely Crazy Horse, Tecumseh and Sitting Bull, Gandhi and before that Richard the Lionheart of old, , William Marshall, Braveheart, El Cid, and a few others. Then, one would haver to go back to the Trojan war, Hector, and the Greeks, including their Spartan King against the Persians, who led the 300. If your point was to suggest that chivalry today is more or less dead, and most people could be categorised within the realm of Normans from this book, mainly cruel despots who have many ways in which they ruin the planet, and other people's lives, then I totally agree. Remember though, not all is lost, for there are but a few noble Knights alive today, who will make up for the lack of numbers in their ranks, through their valiant natures, courage, devoutness, purity, goodness of heart, humility, generosity, resilience, persistence, determination, energy, kindness of heart, and importantly, loyalty to and trust in the Lord who rules over all the worlds. Out of humble service to Him, will these few Knights proffer their shields and swords, to protect the weak, and cut through the great masses of Darkness that reign o'er the material spheres, so that Light may once again enter these realms, and bring strength, clarity and spiritual riches to the deserving, who will once again enjoy the abundance of God's delights, including communing with the many faery folk that cry in the deepest sorrow at the ineptitude of man, who have made a sty out of this earth. If you be one of these, shy fairy, then know that after the coming Apocalypse, which is the purifying storms when darkness will destroy darkness, then there will be a realm like no other time, a time when humans, fairies and all little folk like, will jump with joy, for this will be the time of the Kingdom of God.

And it comes soon, upon the winds of the healing rays, to sooth the pain and suffering caused by the storms, which opens people's hearts, and brings the recognition of God and His Laws, so that in future, men will obey these, and thus be agreeable to their Creator, and not needlessly suffer any pain any longer. And know, there are but a few genuine Knights of this spiritual realm and the earth, silently biding their time, in preparation for these turbulent times, to lead men out of the chaos and despair. Blessings and strength be to you in these, the final days of falsehood and darkness!!!

Walter Scott has explained this perfectly. Normans and Saxons have been totally mixed just a couple of generations after Richard the Lion Heart (who was a Norman king), and became.. you guess.. English.