Le crociate - Kingdom of Heaven

Home Cast Personaggi Cast tecnico Immagini Video e trailer Approfondimenti Connessioni Domande Errori Frasi Elenchi Community Confronto con altro film

Approfondimenti

There were about fourteen thousand costumes created for the extras, and 650 different flag designs.	D
For the scene where the Templars attack the caravan in the desert, 143 extras, 60 military personnel [...]	D
According to journalist Robert Fisk, at several screenings in Beirut, Muslim audiences rose to their [...]	D
At any given time during production, there were seven different departments working separately, as o [...]	D
Although this was a disappointment at the US box office, the film did better in Europe. It was, howe [...]	D
The surrender of Jerusalem had one major difference from the film compared to real life. Historicall [...]	D
Sir Ridley Scott received many letters of thanks and congratulations from Muslim groups for his even [...]	D
In the "burning bush" scene in the Director's Cut of the film, Balian's horse jumps as the camera pa [...]	D
The set used for the Kerak courtyard was actually shot on the northern wing of the Jerusalem set. By [...]	D
Alexander Siddig's character, Imad, is never referred to by name by anyone throughout the theatrical [...]	D
The word "Saracen" is used often throughout the film by Europeans as a generic word to mean Arabs an [...]	D
The execution of Reynald de Chatillon in the film largely follows the words of a witness of the even [...]	D
Ghassan Massoud, who played Saladin, had played a minister and right hand of Saladin in a 2001 Syria [...]	D
The showdown between the Europeans and Saladin's army at Kerak is fictional; Saladin only crossed th [...]	D
Final film of Jon Finch. He died on December 28, 2012 at the age of 70.	D
Two practical trebuchets were built for the film. The arms could pivot 56 feet (17 meters) and fire [...]	D
Sir Ridley Scott and cinematographer John Mathieson used the work of artists David Roberts and Willi [...]	D
The reason Jeremy Irons' character was renamed Tiberias (as opposed to his 'real' name, Raymond III [...]	D
The pomegranate that Sibylla feeds Balian after their first love scene in a darkened room had to be [...]	D
Sir Ridley Scott's first project at Fox since Alien (1979).	D
David Thewlis and Brendan Gleeson appear in the Harry Potter franchise.	D
The story that Saladin's sister was in a caravan attacked by Reynauld of Chatillon (and perhaps rape [...]	D
Most exterior filming took place in Ouarzazate, Morocco, where Sir Ridley Scott had also filmed Il g [...]	D
The chain mail for the film was made by the Weta Workshop, which also made the chain mail for The Lo [...]	D
"Saladin" is the European version of his title "Salah al-Din", meaning "Defender of the Faith". His [...]	D
Hamid Dabashi, Professor of Iranian studies at Columbia University, was the film's main historical c [...]	D
There were 250 crossbows, 20,000 arrows, 3,000 shields, and 7,500 weapons made for the film.	D
This high profile role helped Eva Green land the part of Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale (2006) the fol [...]	D
When Sibylla shows Balian the rings she wears, and explains where she got each of them, she points t [...]	D
There are approximately 800 visual effects shots in the theatrical cut of the film. There are roughl [...]	D
William Monahan was brought to the attention of Sir Ridley Scott by Scott's associate, Lisa Ellzey, [...]	D
The "Posta di Falcone" guard that Godfrey teaches Balian is in fact an actual term from the historic [...]	D
Balian is told by King Baldwin that, at the age of 16, he won a great victory. He's referring to is [...]	D
Roughly 12,000-15,000 costumes were made for the film, each with 13 to 15 separate components (helme [...]	D
After the team arrived in Morocco, an article appeared in the "Daily Telegraph" on January 20, 2004, [...]	D
Sir Ridley Scott offered the small role of English King Richard I to Russell Crowe, but due to sched [...]	D
Almaric tells Balian that his father was important but his lands were not. He eventually describes t [...]	D
Edward Norton filmed his part in two weeks.	D
Production designer Arthur Max, set decorator Sonja Klaus, and costume designer Janty Yates all visi [...]	D
After being cast in the role of Godfrey, Liam Neeson realized he knew nothing about the Crusades and [...]	D
Besides Imad (Alexander Siddig) never being referred to by name, another prominent character is neve [...]	D
A running theme throughout the film has one character claiming a name, or title. Only to have a seco [...]	D
William Monahan's first draft of the script was 186 pages. Executive producer Lisa Ellzey was worrie [...]	D
Sir Ridley Scott disowned the theatrical cut. He claims that the Director's Cut is the definitive ve [...]	D
The filming of the siege of Jerusalem took twenty-one days. In real life, the siege itself lasted on [...]	D
During the last day of the siege if you look closely you can see a burning siege tower, during produ [...]	D
When King Richard approaches Balian at the end of the film, he is wearing a surcoat with two lions r [...]	D
The screenplay originally began with Balian (Orlando Bloom) awakening after the shipwreck. Screenwri [...]	D
At initial previews, audiences appeared slightly confused by the plot so 20th Century Fox asked Sir [...]	D
Pope Urban III was said to have died from shock when he heard about the Battle of Hattin, depicted i [...]	D
The French village at the start and end of the film was built near Huesca, a small city in northern [...]	D
It is implied in the Theatrical and Extended Cuts that the Bishop of Jerusalem is on the side of the [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: During the climactic battle, when the Muslims cross the first white rocks, and Chris [...]	D
Director Sir Ridley Scott and writer William Monahan felt that the unnamed character played by David [...]	D
"Vide Cor Meum", the song during King Baldwin IV's death scene and funeral, first appeared in Hannib [...]	D
Orlando Bloom had just completed filming Troy (2004) when he received the screenplay for Le crociate [...]	D
Liam Neeson also played a knight in Excalibur (1981) and Star Wars: Episodio I - La minaccia fantasm [...]	D
Despite what is shown in the film, Balian of Ibelin was actually at the battle of Hattin. Hattin is [...]	D
Brendan Gleeson starred opposite Orlando Bloom in Troy (2004). Bloom's character Paris stole Gleeson [...]	D
The affair between Sibylla and Balian of Ibelin is entirely fictional. Neither was he offered her ha [...]	D
The movie was not cut on film, but was instead cut using a Digital Intermediate (the first time eith [...]	D
The character of the Knight Hospitaller played by David Thewlis , who especially in the Director's C [...]	D
Orlando Bloom gained twenty pounds of muscle for this movie.	D
This film stars two actors who were in Batman franchises: Liam Neeson, who starred in Batman Begins [...]	D
The Battle of Hattin, where the majority of the Army of Jerusalem under Guy and Raynald's command is [...]	D
To create both the theatrical cut and the Director's Cut, editor Dody Dorn worked for fifteen months [...]	D
Michael Sheen (who plays the priest) auditioned for the role of Baldwin IV (ultimately played by Edw [...]	D
Hans Zimmer was originally attached as the film's composer, but was replaced by Harry Gregson-Willia [...]	D
Muslims are shown praying in Messina, Ibelin, and outside Jerusalem on the first morning of the sieg [...]	D
Saladin was virtually forgotten by Muslim history until recently. His name was kept alive by Europea [...]	D
The first cut of the film presented to Fox executives was 186 minutes long. This had been taken from [...]	D
Orlando Bloom was cast for this movie the day after he finished shooting Troy (2004).	D
Production designer Arthur Max used a real kasbah when constructing Ibelin, and simply built an "ext [...]	D
The flag budget for the film was $250,000. In total, 1,200 flags, comprising 650 separate designs, w [...]	D
The number of 200,000 mentioned as the size of Saladin's army is an exaggeration. It likely only con [...]	D
Orlando Bloom suffered from a month of flu during the movie, and a couple of hand injuries from swor [...]	D
Officially, the opening scene, "The Crossroads", was the first scene shot, on January 12, 2004. The [...]	D
The shipwreck sequence was the last scene to be added before the film's release. Since it is too exp [...]	D
Despite Saladin being portrayed by an Arab actor, he was actually of Kurdish descent.	D
Several years after the film was made, the black-and-silver coffin used in the film was rescued from [...]	D
Edward Norton was briefly considered for the role of Guy, but upon reading the script he lobbied for [...]	D
Most of the swords and battle-axes were made from lightweight aluminum.	D
King Mohamed VI of Morocco is a friend of Sir Ridley Scott, and personally provided the production w [...]	D
During the scene in which Balian is attacked by Guy's assassins, the accompanying music is an amende [...]	D
Saladin was virtually forgotten by Muslim history until recently. His name was kept alive by Europea [...]	D
High winds in Morocco were a constant irritation to the cast and crew.	D
Although the language assigned to the Kingdom of Jerusalem in the movie is Modern Standard Arabic, l [...]	D
After the film was pitched to them, studio marketing executives took it to be an action-adventure hy [...]	D
For the final scene, when Balian runs his hand along the sapling planted by his wife, and sees that [...]	D
Marton Csokas, Paul Bettany, and Goran Visnjic all auditioned for the role of Balian.	D
Three 60-foot siege towers were built for the film, using the technology of the period. Each one wei [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin really existed but he was neither a bastard born in France nor a blacksmith; he was [...]	D
After being cast as the Hospitaler, David Thewlis visited the Hospitalers' Museum at St. John's Gate [...]	D
In some shots, Orlando Bloom's wig looked a little patchy, so his hair had to be digitally filled in [...]	D
Several alternative endings were shot for the film. Orlando Bloom's preferred ending was as Balian r [...]	D
The little toy soldier on the horse prop, seen in the extended version, now belongs to Lisa Ellzey, [...]	D
Martin Hancock who plays the gravedigger at the beginning of the film, also plays a squire in the fi [...]	D

Connessioni

Nessun dato in archivio

Domande

Nessun dato in archivio

Errori

The trebuchets are shown with metal axles for the throwing arm (this is most visible as the camera m [...]	D
In some scenes involving horses, modern orange cones can be seen on the ground directing the riders [...]	D
In the directors cut version, Balian is in Jerusalem, praying where Christ was crucified - you see h [...]	D
The so-called 'Templar' who attacks Balian before the battle of Hattin (in 1187) wears a white surco [...]	D
Early in the film when performing his blacksmith duties, Balian is shown hot shoeing a horse with a [...]	D
The way for the final assault on the walls of Jerusalem was prepared by a variety of siege engines ( [...]	D
The movie shows Muslim martyrs (shaheeds) enshrouded. A normal deceased is enshrouded while a martyr [...]	D
When the vultures are feeding following the Battle of Hattin, the species shown is the Griffon Vultu [...]	D
The size of the hole made by the sword in the sand when Imad falls after the fight for the horse cha [...]	D
When the messenger from Saladin is stabbed in the throat by Guy de Lusignan, the blood that is squir [...]	D
During the 12th century, the Knights Templar wore the Maltese cross on their habits. It wasn't until [...]	D
In the Director's Cut, Sibylla tells her son, soon to be Baldwin V, in his geography lesson, that th [...]	D
Trebuchets throw their projectiles in a notably high arc, not the low direct path shown.	D
A few times during the movie, the Muslims are shown praying while the prayer call is being delivered [...]	D
All the shields were produced from the same moulds and are all the same, right down to the dents and [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, when the party is ambushed, a rider charges towards Godfrey. He is wea [...]	D
The death of Raynald of ChÃ¢tillon was slightly different than the film, where he is killed by Sal [...]	D
Saladin's recitation of Al-Fatiha (the first chapter of the Holy Quran) is not complete. After the s [...]	D
In the beginning of the movie when Balian is pounding on his piece, he is shown quenching the end of [...]	D
In the movie we see Mullah (Khaled Nabawy) wearing clothes with inscriptions of the Quran on the arm [...]	D
In the beginning of the film the blacksmith is hammering a hot piece of iron which he puts in water [...]	D
In the opening scene, the priest continually refers to Balian's deceased wife as a suicide. Although [...]	D
(at around 2h 5 Mins) When Balian speaks to the people of Jerusalem after surrendering the city, a l [...]	D
Contrary to what is shown, at the time of the Siege of Jerusalem, Balian was married with two childr [...]	D
When the priest's assistants are burying Balian's wife, the priest instructs them to behead the corp [...]	D
Balian's hair keeps changing between shots when he and Tiberias talk on the battlefield.	D
A camera can be seen briefly to the right during the fight Balian is ambushed by the three knights s [...]	D
Balian's arm was slashed by a sword perpendicular to his arm, however, the injury shown later has th [...]	D
Patriarch Eraclius is depicted as a coward who advocated abandoning Jerusalem and its inhabitants in [...]	D
About 132 minutes (2:12) of the Director's Cut of this film "King Guy de Lusignan" (Marton Csokas) l [...]	D
The effects of trebuchets have been extremely overdone. They neither reach as far as the film implie [...]	D
In the Kerak battle sequence, the lighting changes back and forth drastically between cuts, from har [...]	D
At about the 1 hour 50 mark during the siege of Jerusalem the crescent moon can be seen above Jerusa [...]	D
After the breach in the wall during the siege on Jerusalem, when the camera pans overhead there is n [...]	D
From 36:05 on, for some seconds, behind Orlando Bloom, in the distance and out of focus, a light mov [...]	D
In the movie Jerusalem is shown to be in a flat, sandy desert. Jerusalem is actually set on top of a [...]	D
Throughout the battle scenes, the crescent moon and star are used as symbols of Islam. However, thes [...]	D
The castle of Raynald of Chatillon, called simply "Karak" in the movie and known as "Crac des Moabit [...]	D
After the siege "all" were not "safely escorted to the sea". Rather, a ransom was paid, which allowe [...]	D
Contrary to what is shown, the casualties among the defenders in Jerusalem were actually only a few [...]	D
During the battle for Jerusalem, the crescent moon and the star in the banner change positions durin [...]	D
Throughout the siege of Jerusalem, when the defenders use projectile weapons such as bows, trebuchet [...]	D
While Balian is in Sicily, some crusaders can be seen carrying a banner with the arms of Castile and [...]	D
Contrary to what is stated (that there were no knights in the city), Jerusalem did have a modest num [...]	D
Prop weapon visible, when the English Sergeant executes the son of Roger de Cormiere, his pick axe w [...]	D
In front of Reynald's castle, when Saladin's army comes, a yellow plastic pole that marks a stopping [...]	D
When Balian is building the timber water channel he places the lower level duct on top of the higher [...]	D
The kind of helmet worn by the Templar that tries to kill Balian wasn't used until the next century.	D
During the second day of the siege, Balian watches several Saracen soldiers put their flag upon one [...]	D
In the film, King Baldwin IV (Edward Norton) wears an iron mask to hide the horrific signs of his le [...]	D
After Balian defeats the Muslim cavalier, Imad's white horse runs off, and Imad rides the cavalier's [...]	D
During the ambush on the road in France, archers are shown using bows which are at least five and po [...]	D
Guy stabs Saladin's messenger in the throat with a small dagger. When the messenger falls, Guy is ho [...]	D
During the sea voyage and at other times, Balian is costumed in a top cinched with a row of buttons, [...]	D
When Reynald, Guy, and the Templars spot the caravan, the Saracen people are walking in column follo [...]	D
When the Muslims are praying near Jerusalem they are praying towards the setting sun, west, not towa [...]	D

Frase

Guy de Lusignan: [approaching a Muslim caravan] Th [...]	D
Reynald de Chatillon: [at a hearing in Tiberias' c [...]	D
[last title card] Title card: The King, Richard t [...]	D
Richard's Knight: We crusade to recover the kingdo [...]	D
Sybilla: What becomes of us? Balian of Ibelin: Th [...]	D
Imad: Your quality will be known among your enemie [...]	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: I once fought two days with an [...]	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: [Balian catches up with Godfrey [...]	D
King Baldwin IV: On your knees... lower. I am... J [...]	D
Sybilla: [walking] Do you fear being with me? Bal [...]	D
Hospitaller: [while watching the public execution [...]	D
Tiberias: I have given Jerusalem my whole life. Fi [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: Such as we are... you will be.	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: Do you know what lies in the Ho [...]	D
Reynald de Chatillon: Do you really think the king [...]	D
Saracen Messenger: The Sultan asks for his sister' [...]	D
Mullah: [the mullah pays a visit to Saladin in his [...]	D
Jerusalem: Who do you think you are? Will you alte [...]	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: You are not what you were born, [...]	D
Saladin: When I'm not King, I quake for Islam.	D
Nasir: You reap what you sow. You have heard of th [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: What is Jerusalem worth? Saladi [...]	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: Be without fear in the face of [...]	D
Bishop, Patriarch of Jerusalem: The things that we [...]	D
[last lines] Richard Coeur de Lion: We come by th [...]	D
Hospitaller: [Approaching the village where Balian [...]	D
Saladin: I pray you pull back your cavalry and lea [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: God will understand, my lord. An [...]	D
Imad: This is not a very good horse... I will not [...]	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: Get me some more wine.	D
Son of Roger de Cormier: I am the son of Roger de. [...]	D
King Baldwin IV: If you continue like this, I shal [...]	D
King Baldwin IV: Come forward. I am glad to meet G [...]	D
Odo: Have you been at war? Balian of Ibelin: On h [...]	D
Tiberias: There is a rumour. We must condemn it im [...]	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: [Director's Cut, before caving [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: A queen never walks. Yet you are [...]	D
Bishop, Patriarch of Jerusalem: Who are you? Do yo [...]	D
Richard's Knight: We crusade to recover the city o [...]	D
Sybilla: There will be a day when you will wish yo [...]	D
Hospitaller: Where do you go? Old Pilgram: To Jer [...]	D
Hospitaller: I put no stock in religion. By the wo [...]	D
Hospitaller: Holiness is in right action, and cour [...]	D
Imad: [a Saracen knight yells at Balian in Arabic] [...]	D
King Baldwin IV: A King may move a man, a father m [...]	D
Saladin: [to Guy de Lusignan] A king does not kill [...]	D
Tiberias: [to Balian] May God be with you, he's no [...]	D
Gravedigger: [Sybilla has cut her hair and disguis [...]	D
Guy de Lusignan: [about Sibylla] My wife does not [...]	D
[first lines] Gravedigger: Crusaders. Squire: Cl [...]	D
priest exhorting Crusaders: To kill an infidel, th [...]	D
Bishop, Patriarch of Jerusalem: [almost crying] Wh [...]	D
Almaric: You must have known him. Balian of Ibeli [...]	D
Hospitaller: The blacksmith is the man you seek. H [...]	D
Hospitaller: If the ribs are broken, the marrow wi [...]	D
Bishop: A law can go too far... it can go too far. [...]	D
Godfrey of Ibelin: It was not that they had no rig [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: [a single horsemen is seen in th [...]	D
Reynald: Who says I raid? Tiberias: That witness, [...]	D
[first title cards] Title card: It is almost 100 [...]	D
Sibylla: This is from France. I've never been ther [...]	D
Hospitaller: One may stare into the light, until o [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: You go with the army? Hospitall [...]	D
Tiberias: But Saladin and the king between them wo [...]	D
Bishop, Patriarch of Jerusalem: Convert to Islam.. [...]	D
Saladin: As-Salaam-Alaikum Balian of Ibelin: And [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: What man is a man who does not m [...]	D
King Baldwin IV: I felt in that moment that I woul [...]	D
Hospitaller: [while tending to Godfrey's wounds] W [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: Be without fear in the face of y [...]	D
King Baldwin IV: [to Sibylla] My beautiful sister. [...]	D
Priest: You always turn the other cheek. I think t [...]	D
Almaric: They will ask for terms. We must ask fo [...]	D
Saladin: Will you yield the city? Balian of Ibeli [...]	D
Hospitaller: [to Balian] You sail now for Jerusale [...]	D
Tiberias: There will be a day, Reynald de Chatillo [...]	D
Reynald: I drink water for what it is. Saladin: I [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: This army will be destroyed, and [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: What could a king ask of a man l [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: How can you be in hell, when you [...]	D
Mullah: [just before the final assault on Jerusale [...]	D
Imad: [discussing how to break Jerusalem's defense [...]	D
Hospitaller: Are you sorry for all your sins? God [...]	D
Patriarch of Jerusalem: When a body is burnt, it c [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: [to the people of Jerusalem] It [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: [praying to his wife] how can yo [...]	D
Reynald: [after raiding a peaceful caravan] I am w [...]	D
Sibylla: Why do you think I'm here? Balian de Ibe [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: It is a kingdom of conscience, o [...]	D
Tiberias: [to Balian] You're your father's son. He [...]	D
Guy de Lusignan: Give me a war. Reynald: That is [...]	D
Templar Master: We should meet the enemies of God! [...]	D
Balian of Ibelin: [Saladin has just offered safe c [...]	D
Saladin: Who defends? Imad: Balian of Ibelin, the [...]	D
English Sergeant: [walking along the waterfront at [...]	D
Nasir: [to Balian] ... and if God does not love yo [...]	D
Tiberias: That I would rather live with men than k [...]	D
King Baldwin IV: Saladin has crossed the Jordan wi [...]	D

Elenchi

Nessun dato in archivio

Community

Visto da

Nessun dato in archivio

Da vedere per

Nessun dato in archivio

Seguito da

Nessun dato in archivio

DiCinema

Le crociate - Kingdom of Heaven

Approfondimenti

Connessioni

Domande

Errori

Frase

Elenchi

Community

Visto da

Da vedere per

Seguito da

Dicinema.it