The War Lord (1965) | |
| Director(s) | Franklin J. Schaffner |
| Producer(s) | Walter Seltzer |
| Top Genres | Drama, Historical |
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The War Lord (1965) was a Drama - Historical Film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and produced by Walter Seltzer.
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Quotes from The War Lord
Chrysagon:
From under his right hand, I took that sword. I've lived twenty years with that cold wife.
Priest: Well, now, fertility. Some say it's pagan. But who's not pagan in some matters?
Draco: True, true! I love the speech of scholars.
Priest: These young folks here think of nothing but frolic. "Desist!" I tell them, but they will go a-wantoning. So, lest the Devil take them, I preach them a text from holy writ. "Increase and multiply," I say. "Replenish the earth." And oh! how they obey me.
Chrysagon: [of Bronwyn] She has a calm face.
Draco: So has a cow.
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Priest: Well, now, fertility. Some say it's pagan. But who's not pagan in some matters?
Draco: True, true! I love the speech of scholars.
Priest: These young folks here think of nothing but frolic. "Desist!" I tell them, but they will go a-wantoning. So, lest the Devil take them, I preach them a text from holy writ. "Increase and multiply," I say. "Replenish the earth." And oh! how they obey me.
Chrysagon: [of Bronwyn] She has a calm face.
Draco: So has a cow.
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Facts about The War Lord
Michael Conrad's dialog was dubbed by (probably) Paul Frees.
According to Charlton Heston's published diaries, "Charlton Heston: The Actor's Life; Journals 1956-1976" he wanted Julie Christie to be his co-star, but she was vetoed by the studio.
The original theater release prints had 'Richard Boone' reciting a poem over the procession before the end credits began. This scene was removed from the prints and replaced with an almost identical scene with no recitation.
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According to Charlton Heston's published diaries, "Charlton Heston: The Actor's Life; Journals 1956-1976" he wanted Julie Christie to be his co-star, but she was vetoed by the studio.
The original theater release prints had 'Richard Boone' reciting a poem over the procession before the end credits began. This scene was removed from the prints and replaced with an almost identical scene with no recitation.
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