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You missed the post credit bit.

While a historical fiction, The black prince and his writer both are very real. The movie is based on the works of Chaucer and the Black Prince would die in combat before being able to gain the throne. I love the loosing and turn around.

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Holy crap, how did I just now realize this!? Right before the credits roll, when it's showing Will and Jocelyn against a starry sky, in the background when the camera stops spinning, you can see the constellation of Orion aka the Hunter! I have seen this movie maybe twenty times and I just now noticed that!

The amount of hints it gives for the wolf being death that you only see with a rewatch and the knowledge of them is super cool. Even stuff like the gold on the eyes to mimic the Greek tradition of leaving coins on the eyes of the dead for them to give to Charon for passage to the underworld

Idk I think there'd be some broken records if they made Olympians run away from storms

27:00 LOL!

A Knight's Tale is from a book by real-life author Geoffrey Chaucer (Paul Bettany's character). Chaucer was not a dignified author. He loved fart jokes (which is why they had one as the post-credit scene). He was vulgar, earthy... and very entertaining. When the filmmakers were making the movie, they wanted to convey that this was the professional sports of its era, and that the music was the popular music of its era. If they used actual period music, it would seem boring to many modern ears, so they decided to use "modern" music instead, so that it had the right vibe to it. The movie was only moderately successful in the theaters. It had the misfortune of coming out on the same weekend as The Mummy Returns. In addition, while we look at it today and say "wow, what a loaded cast", at that point most of the people involved were unknowns, or little known. For an interesting early work from Heath Ledger, check out the TV show "Roar". It's a historical fantasy set in the British Isles, with Heath playing a young Irishman who attempts to unite the Celtic tribes against the invading Romans, and their immortal centurion, Longinus (as in "spear of..."). It didn't last long, for two main reasons. The first was that it was on FOX, which does not handle fantasy or SF shows well. The second is that it was scheduled in the same time block as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which for obvious reasons had a similar audience profile.

I’ve been at that spot, that cliff was nowhere near as bad as it was in the movie

If he wants to use religion to avoid touching a weapon did he miss reading about Saul and David

The extras in the swordfight scene didn't speak english. So Mark Addy improved that cheer.

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Croutch vision? 😂

Mark Addy (Robert Baratheon) starred alongside Heath Ledger and Shannyn Sossamon in another movie, called "The Order", about an obscure order of Catholic priests who battle demons.

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Did you catch the fact that each of the executions the prisoners were sorry for what they did and John said he was sorry for what he was. Santa

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Who knew that a film about the Joker, Robert Baratheon, Wash, Vision, and a female blacksmith on the Jousting Circuit competing against Reichsfuhrer John Smith for the heart of Pandora and also featuring Mark Antony would be so great. Fun Fact-Edward the Black Prince of Wales would die a year before his father, King Edward III. Edward III was succeeded by his 10-year-old grandson Richard II (Edward the Black Prince's son). Richard II would ultimately be deposed by Henry Bolingbroke, Duke of Lancaster, who becomes Henry IV.

The actor who plays the person with the heavy bias is a great actor, if you hate him he's doing a great job.

I’d like to think now when I take my anxiety meds I’m sending a small recliner chair for them to relax on. 😂

if you haven't seen RENT yet, highly recommend the proshot stage recording, NOT the movie. The movie is... okay. But it doesn't pack the same punch imo.

This is a well written story. All Mexican stories like coco are extremely well written.

I think they should have made the Extended Cut of A Knight’s Tale the only version available, it’s much more better and flows more seamlessly. It also has Paul Bettany’s speech at the stocks which should have won him some sort of award.

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So i know it has probably been stated a lot allready, but when william is in the pillory, Chaucer actually gives a speach before prince edward unveils himself, and it is the one scene which i will never understand why it was cut from the theatrical release. It's not that long, the speech is GREAT and it builds up the knighting by Edward so amazingly well...

For more jousting, check out the classic "Ivanhoe" (1982), starring basically all the British actors for that time. :) In Sweden where I live it's been a tradition for decades to watch it on New Year's Day, it's on tv every January 1st.

Fun fact: during "God Help the Outcasts", one of the murals Esmeralda walks in front of depicts the Holy Family's flight into Egypt, when King Herod ordered all Jewish baby boys under the age of 2 to be slaughtered. The animators knew what they were doing. The parallels between Quasimodo/his mother and Jesus and Mary, are powerful.

"I'd say he'd be of noble birth" well... About that... 😂

That look, 32:21 If I got that I would be digging up my grave to save her from the inconvenience of hiding the body, That is scary

*YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSS!!!!!!!* I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!! Also 10:40 was actually an improvised moment, from memory the extras that made the audience didn't fully understand english and the cheer was the sign they needed, that makes this scene so much better

Hope you will go enjoy Ralph Bellamy in his roles in the 1983 film Trading Places and as a cameo in the 1988 film Coming to America or his last film the 1990 Pretty Woman.

9:00 Darcy is sadboi because of what happened at ramsgate with his sister

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Mark Addy is also in The Full Monty... totally worth a watch

Prince Edward was known for his chevauchées (“horse raids”) which produced economic damage to France by forcing peasants to flee their homes and farms and take refuge in castles and fortifications. A modern film depiction of a (unmounted) chevauchée is the Wildmen burning the Westfold of Rohan, causing the people of Edoras to flee to Helm’s Deep. Chevauchées did not attack the fortresses and castles, they just made it unsafe to leave them, long enough for the crops to rot in the fields and ruin the harvest. Since all economies of the time were built on agriculture, a few well-timed and well-prosecuted chevauchées could wreak untold havoc upon a country’s economy.

Normally only noble born people could even become a page or squire to a knight. So for Sir Ector to take on William as apprentice was quite a concession in itself.

The arresting officer who took William into custody was in the 2000 Dune miniseries on the SyFy channel. He played a captain of the Sardaukar who tried to assassinate Muad’dib and was subdued by the Voice.

Dang. I love this movie. Nostalgia alone puts it in my top 5, but I think it is genuinely great. It just makes me wish Heath was still here.

fact that they had Pamela, Jenny, Kevin, Fat Joe and Anthony "effing" Anderson...etc....

Ulrich von Liechtenstein was a very real German knight and Minnesinger (troubadour) whose armour featured a figure of the Goddess Minne (Venus).

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Would this film be made today? Could this be made today? I think it would be a task to find enough actors of this calibre or director skilled enough. Sometimes less is more.

Paul Bettany is basically medieval Michael Buffer.

@Clariss 34:33 You are replaying a bit that you played before... editing error? (when John ressurect the mouse, that bit is present 2 times in the video)

43:56 in an interview, the director said that the anachronistic elements were used to convey the mood and emotion of the time.

11:02 actually, it was literally just that. The extras were Dutch, and didn’t speak English, so they were completely unclear how to react until the first cheer.

3:38 in the scene where they were standing around Sir Eckbert’s body, they were say how all he has to win was just stay ON the horse. Hence William stayed on the horse for him.

Hi Clariss, so yeah i cried all the way at the end of the movie, just as much as you cried 😭😭😭😭