Marcus Aurelius was an Stoic Emperor, my King Baldwin IV was an stoic King even when we died at a very young age. Both men I admire to the skies, it aches me to be a simple man and not reached what they did, but also is stoic to learn a live a life of virtue. That I can do. Hail to the King Baldwin IV, hail to Emperor Marcus Aurelius!! Their legacy will live to eternity.
Edward Norton was actually casted as "Guy de Lusignon (Gi de Lu-sineon) but after reading the script, he got so fascinated by King Baldwin's character. Thus, requested the producer if can play him instead, and even stressed out that he wouldn't mind if he will wear mask and prosthetics all the time. He even requested not to show his name in the credits since some may doubt that he might use a double. But since his portrayal of that coveted role was indeed remarkable and poignant, his name was included in the video version of the film as a fitting tribute to his astounding rendition of King Baldwin the Fourth. And the rest is history.
Protect the pilgrims, especially the Jews and the Muslims, because it is just. This is so wrong, when you know that these two religions have attacked Christians from the start, that the very Crusades were made necessary by the schemes of those practicing these false religions and who massacred, pillaged and ravaged Europe and the Holy Land at that time, persecuting Christians. This is politically correct to talk in such a way, yet historically incorrect and tremendously unfair to those who died under Mahometans and Jews' swords and attacks.
Esta escena de la película junto la la promo española de la serie de Lost del ajedrez hablando del destino y el alma es realmente muy poderosa Dijo el sabio: "La vida es un tablero de ajedrez, de noches y días, donde Dios con hombres como piezas juega, mueve aquí y allí, da jaque mate... y mata. Y pieza por pieza vuelve a ponerlos en la caja, posee un destino para la pieza, para el jugador y para Dios." El destino va a cumplirse...
The Essene Tzarrat King "safeguard the Yehudi (not Essene) and the Moslem (not Essene)" Yeshua and his people, the Essene -- taught the Law of the Father not manmade religions... Tzarrat is not Leprosy just one of many important mistranslations/mistransliterations
Edward Norton really sold an impactful performance despite his features being masked and having acting constraints. The way he uses his eyes and jerks his head around as he talks makes you forget the mask and see the actor.
An average man would respect his fellow man becoz of the latter's wealth, looks & stature, but a wise man would respect his fellow man's wisdom & principle. What a great wisdom & principle king Baldwin IV possesed.
I can't help but wish I have King Baldwin IV's wisdom. That would really make me an extremely wise man & someone who can easily command respect even from people who dislike me.
The best way, then, is to suffer. Because through pain we gain knowledge and wisdom. And just as coarse sandpaper smooths a rock, pain and suffering smoothes out the rough soul and makes it gentle.
Jewish and Muslims are welcomed in Jerusalem because its right protect the helpless people and one day when I'm helpless you will come and protect me I like this part the most I respect him and I'm a Muslim allhamdu lilah I like his speech Aslam alikom brothers
When you stand before God, you cannot say "i was told by others to do thus" or "virtue was not convenient at the time". This will not suffice. What a great line, religion basically dwell in this often. To be virtuous, bravery is the courage to say the truth and do what is right even when the worlds seem to be against you
In this movie, we saw how Saladin respected king Baldwin IV (& vice-versa) despite being hostile to one another. Saladin perhaps was aware how reasonable & rational Baldwin was, as well as the wisdom Baldwin had in his mind. We can see how Saladin & the Arabs respected king Baldwin while they have no respect to Guy, who obviously exhibited incompetence & assholeness in this movie.
These statements were coming from someone who was only in his early or mid-20's. It sounded like it came from someone who was already in his 50's. Such a great wisdom king Baldwin had. Perhaps almost as great a wisdom king Solomon had.
"A King may move a man, a father may claim a son. That man can also move himself. And only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played, or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone. Even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power. When you stand before God, you cannot say "but I was told by others to do thus" or that "virtue was not convenient at the time." This will not suffice." If this speech is spread throughout the world we wont see anymore suicidals
I love the scene when Payson runs up the hill. As silly as it sounds, this scene keeps me inspired to keep pushing in my own sport. I know this is a silly TV show and Payson may be a fictional character, but she is a real role model.
Marcus Aurelius was an Stoic Emperor, my King Baldwin IV was an stoic King even when we died at a very young age. Both men I admire to the skies, it aches me to be a simple man and not reached what they did, but also is stoic to learn a live a life of virtue. That I can do. Hail to the King Baldwin IV, hail to Emperor Marcus Aurelius!! Their legacy will live to eternity.
Esta es la versión extendida?? Porque en la otra la voz de norton es distinta, sáquenme esa dudaaaa
This version is so much better.
Je t'aime pays on
0:55 1:47 best quotes
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0:58
“When you stand before god you cannot say, but I was told by others to do thus, or that virtue was not convenient at the time”
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Edward Norton was actually casted as "Guy de Lusignon (Gi de Lu-sineon) but after reading the script, he got so fascinated by King Baldwin's character. Thus, requested the producer if can play him instead, and even stressed out that he wouldn't mind if he will wear mask and prosthetics all the time. He even requested not to show his name in the credits since some may doubt that he might use a double. But since his portrayal of that coveted role was indeed remarkable and poignant, his name was included in the video version of the film as a fitting tribute to his astounding rendition of King Baldwin the Fourth. And the rest is history.
This might be the most beautiful conversation ever created in for a film. It's... just... awesome!
Incredible scene by Norton
We don´t have politicians like this anymore. They have no honor, only greed.
Protect the pilgrims, especially the Jews and the Muslims, because it is just. This is so wrong, when you know that these two religions have attacked Christians from the start, that the very Crusades were made necessary by the schemes of those practicing these false religions and who massacred, pillaged and ravaged Europe and the Holy Land at that time, persecuting Christians. This is politically correct to talk in such a way, yet historically incorrect and tremendously unfair to those who died under Mahometans and Jews' swords and attacks.
Esta escena de la película junto la la promo española de la serie de Lost del ajedrez hablando del destino y el alma es realmente muy poderosa Dijo el sabio: "La vida es un tablero de ajedrez, de noches y días, donde Dios con hombres como piezas juega, mueve aquí y allí, da jaque mate... y mata. Y pieza por pieza vuelve a ponerlos en la caja, posee un destino para la pieza, para el jugador y para Dios." El destino va a cumplirse...
The Essene Tzarrat King "safeguard the Yehudi (not Essene) and the Moslem (not Essene)" Yeshua and his people, the Essene -- taught the Law of the Father not manmade religions... Tzarrat is not Leprosy just one of many important mistranslations/mistransliterations
Magnificent movie 🔝✨.
Edward Norton really sold an impactful performance despite his features being masked and having acting constraints. The way he uses his eyes and jerks his head around as he talks makes you forget the mask and see the actor.
An average man would respect his fellow man becoz of the latter's wealth, looks & stature, but a wise man would respect his fellow man's wisdom & principle. What a great wisdom & principle king Baldwin IV possesed.
I can't help but wish I have King Baldwin IV's wisdom. That would really make me an extremely wise man & someone who can easily command respect even from people who dislike me.
The best way, then, is to suffer. Because through pain we gain knowledge and wisdom. And just as coarse sandpaper smooths a rock, pain and suffering smoothes out the rough soul and makes it gentle.
1:31
with nothing but eyes Edward Norton conveys a wide range of emotions..something that most actors today cant do with their full faces revealed
just i think I'm falling love with king Baldwin Iv
me encanta esta pelicula principalmente este dialogo! ridley scott es un MOUNSTRUO del cine! tambien el guionista de esta pelicula no se quien es!
Baldwin crushes the Nuremberg Defense 800 years early.
love this movie, one of the greatest
Simply the best film ever made
All are welcome in Jerusalem. Not only becauseit is expedient but because it is right.
I know this is just a movie but what an inspiring leader.
Chúc Thầy Lộc Fuho thành công hơn nữa . Quan trọng là 2 vc thầy rất chân thành .sẽ đc nhiều sự yêu mến của quý khán giả trong và ngoài nước
Jewish and Muslims are welcomed in Jerusalem because its right protect the helpless people and one day when I'm helpless you will come and protect me I like this part the most I respect him and I'm a Muslim allhamdu lilah I like his speech Aslam alikom brothers
When you stand before God, you cannot say "i was told by others to do thus" or "virtue was not convenient at the time". This will not suffice. What a great line, religion basically dwell in this often. To be virtuous, bravery is the courage to say the truth and do what is right even when the worlds seem to be against you
War criminals also use this excuse.
That is why, the common line "I was just following an order" every time one does something wicked or evil would never suffice before GOD.
In this movie, we saw how Saladin respected king Baldwin IV (& vice-versa) despite being hostile to one another. Saladin perhaps was aware how reasonable & rational Baldwin was, as well as the wisdom Baldwin had in his mind. We can see how Saladin & the Arabs respected king Baldwin while they have no respect to Guy, who obviously exhibited incompetence & assholeness in this movie.
These statements were coming from someone who was only in his early or mid-20's. It sounded like it came from someone who was already in his 50's. Such a great wisdom king Baldwin had. Perhaps almost as great a wisdom king Solomon had.
somehow it makes you feel that their wisdom is equal or at least one is not so far from the other
He was 23 here. He died when he was only 24 years old.
This scene is much better with the uncut dialogue but the delivery was better in the cut version
J adore
This scene just proves that Bill was high on himself from day one.
Only good thing they got right in this awful representation of the crusades
La versión extendida es espectacular. Nunca voy a entender como la destrozaron en la edición.
podrias decirme cuales son las principales diferencias.. osea que aporta la extendida.. estoy muy interesado.
@@DJBURAN Stremio
A lot of life advice in this scene.
It's insane how they butchered this amazing scene in the theatrical cut
Always watch the directors cut
why did they cut it?
How many films have you searched bloopers for If you didn’t like it you wouldn’t have even found this ( don’t take me seriously I’m just bored 😂)
Edward Norton = TOP 🔝🥰
"Your soul is in your keeping alone" such a powerful lines.....
Would you like to cut and share the second talk that the king made with balian at 1:45:15?
I came here in 2020 to see Payson,her character gives so much strength
Like payson and sasha way? They not ending together!
"A King may move a man, a father may claim a son. That man can also move himself. And only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played, or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone. Even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power. When you stand before God, you cannot say "but I was told by others to do thus" or that "virtue was not convenient at the time." This will not suffice." If this speech is spread throughout the world we wont see anymore suicidals
so real
I love the scene when Payson runs up the hill. As silly as it sounds, this scene keeps me inspired to keep pushing in my own sport. I know this is a silly TV show and Payson may be a fictional character, but she is a real role model.