Ivanhoe

00:01:23 In the 12th century, at the close of the Third Crusade to free the Holy Land...

00:06:42 - 'Tis a fine night. - To be butchered in one's sleep.

00:10:37 You know who that is.

00:13:39 Milord, there is a stranger at your gate who begs shelter.

00:16:49 And John?

00:20:03 Nothing else would've brought me. What do you want of me?

00:23:41 Only a little.

00:27:17 ...for justice belongs to all men...

00:30:48 - What are these for? - For you.

00:34:56 We'd still need a hundred like you to bring back Saxon glory to this field.

00:40:56 - And you would've had me shoot him down. - Why, it was I who stopped you.

00:46:27 No.

00:49:59 The favored henchman of your brother Richard, my liege. Wilfred of lvanhoe.

00:54:42 The ransom is growing even while we speak...

00:57:35 I do not know, milady.

01:02:58 Perhaps you'll listen next time.

01:06:20 What would you say if he were within these walls, held captive with the rest of you?

01:10:40 This is how we deliver up the captives that we hold.

01:20:58 Come with me quickly! The castle's in flames!

01:25:12 I do not know. But you have 40 days in which to find the ransom.

01:29:14 ...and I looked through a keyhole.

01:32:07 ...to speak in her own defense.

01:35:10 Sir Brian De Bois-Guilbert, you shall accept this challenge on behalf of the court.

150:00:00 - I shall be swift.