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When speaking to his troops at the riverside in India, Alexander's sword switches from the left to h [...]	D
Philotas is depicted as fighting on foot alongside his father on the Macedonian left flank at Gaugam [...]	D
In the battle at Gaugeamela, the Persian army is wearing dark clothes. Their uniforms were yellow an [...]	D
When Alexander asks Darius' daughter how she wishes to be treated, she replies, "like a princess," a [...]	D
When Macedonian and Persian cavalry ride in parallel during the battle of Gaugamela, Alexander order [...]	D
Horses are shod with modern nailed horseshoes. The most probable horseshoes at the time of Alexander [...]	D
Knick knacks in Olympias' boudoir include the Sumerian Goat and Tree excavated at Ur, in modern day [...]	D
After Alexander tells his army that they'll leave India and march home to Babylon, Ptolemy narrates [...]	D
On road marches (as opposed to marching to contact, i.e., when the enemy is in sight or there is imm [...]	D
They talk about Hindu Kush in the movie. The first reference to this name shows up more than 1300 ye [...]	D
The horse used as Bucephalus is a modern Dutch Friesian, the 1990's Hollywood dream horse (Zorro, La [...]	D
When Aristotle is describing what he thinks might be a route to circle around to the headwaters of t [...]	D
At the final scene, when Ptolemy is dictating to Cadmus, he mentions "the tenth of June". The Julian [...]	D
In Gaugamela Battle, we can clearly hear that the Persian army leaders are talking Arabic. But this [...]	D
Antigonus addresses his troops just before the jungle battle against the Indians. In a flipped shot, [...]	D
Olympias, Ptolemy, Parmenion, and Attalus are all witnesses to Philip's murder, while Nearchus is am [...]	D
When Alexander is riding towards the warrior on the elephant, the arrows in his horse's shoulder bla [...]	D
Cleitus died in Samarkand, not India.	D
When Hermolaus commits suicide, he falls onto his sword. A shot later, the sword's point is sticking [...]	D
Leonnatus is depicted as fighting with Alexander's infantry. Historically, however, he was one of Al [...]	D
Many scenes were reordered in the "Final Cut." For example, Alexander's childhood is seen in flashba [...]	D
When Alexander and his fellow Macedonians are children, they all look to be around the same age. How [...]	D
When it comes to naming an heir to Alexander's empire on his deathbed, no mention is made of Alexand [...]	D
During the battle in India, the infantry is shown fighting in phalanx formation with the long spears [...]	D
In the very beginning when Ptolemy is walking by a dog, his/her position changes frequently between [...]	D
In the film, the final battle against the Indians is depicted as taking place in a jungle, whereas, [...]	D
When Alexander rides towards the elephant of the Indian King, his sword is obviously waggling as tho [...]	D
Ptolemy I is depicted recounting the story of Alexander in 283 B.C. The Lighthouse at Alexandria, se [...]	D
On the map of the known world, the Black Sea is correctly called "Pontos Euxeinos," but the Mediterr [...]	D
Alexander is depicted as holding out his ring straight into the air before dying, whereupon the ring [...]	D
After being wounded in the battle against the Indian king, Alexander is carried on a shield. First, [...]	D
In the Final Cut, when Alexander is giving his speech to his men at Gaugemela, the officer who hands [...]	D
The tattoo on Colin Farrell's right arm and shoulder appears in a few shots.	D
In the theatrical version of the movie, the scar on Old Ptolemy's forehead switches sides halfway th [...]	D
In the final battle, before Alexander would ride towards the elephant, he is seen holding a spear, e [...]	D
The fruit bowl next to Ptolemy contains Fuji apples, which were not available in 283 B.C.	D
As Alexander comforts a dying Hephaistion, he tells him that they'll set sail from Babylon and conqu [...]	D
[Director's Final Cut] At Philip's wedding, when Attalus is toasting a Macedonian Queen to be proud [...]	D
There are some English texts to be seen throughout the movie. When young Alexander is taught about t [...]	D
The Alexander Mosaic shown when the old Ptolemy was talking did not exist until 100 BC. It was from [...]	D
Craterus and Polyperchon, shown grieving at Alexander's death and then fighting with the other gener [...]	D
When the men mutiny at the river Beas, Craterus speaks of "these elephant monsters" implying that th [...]	D
Unlike the film's portrayal, Alexander only married Roxane after the deaths of Parmenion, Philotas, [...]	D
Although Cassander is a main character and leads the cavalry under Alexander at Gaugamela and Hydasp [...]	D
It is implied during the battle in India that Antigonus has a command over the Shield Bearers, an el [...]	D
When Olympias is telling Alexander that Zeus is his father, she says "I laid with him that night", b [...]	D
In the final offering scene right before turning back to Babylon, Alexander and Hephaestion are both [...]	D
In the movie, Alexander sustains a nearly-fatal chest wound during a forest battle against the India [...]	D
When Alexander tries to ride the wild black horse, the ropes are crossed. In the next shot, they are [...]	D
Parmenion was not assassinated by Cleitus and Antigonus, as is portrayed. Historically, the assassin [...]	D

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Old Ptolemy: The truth is never simple and yet it [...]	D
Hephaistion: What would you do if you ever reached [...]	D
Alexander: [to a sleeping Roxane] If only you were [...]	D
Alexander: [after Philip's assassination] Alexand [...]	D
[at a meeting with the generals after Alexander's [...]	D
Cassander: Would you say the love between Achilles [...]	D
Cleitus: [sarcastically] A toast to Bagoas, and to [...]	D
Alexander: As the years decline and the memories s [...]	D
Olympias: Three months you have been in Babylon, a [...]	D
Bagoas: [speaking to a dying Alexander] You gave m [...]	D
Hephaistion: He is your king! Respect your king!	D
Olympias: Making himself a thirteenth god! He's dr [...]	D
[first lines] Old Ptolemy: Our world is gone now. [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: All men reach and fall... [takes san [...]	D
Cassander: Alexander, if we must fight, do so with [...]	D
Young Nearchus: Master? Master? Aristotle: Yes? [...]	D
Hephaistion: You know better than any great deeds [...]	D
Olympias: You are everything Phillip was not. He w [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: In the end, I believe, Babylon was a [...]	D
Young Alexander: One day I'll be on walls like the [...]	D
Philotas: [during the battle of Gaugamela] Alexand [...]	D
Horse Seller: My noble king, it is a high spirited [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: I've known many great men in my life, [...]	D
Alexander: Isn't it a lovely thing to live with gr [...]	D
Olympias: I was never a barbarian as Phillip said. [...]	D
Parmenion: I pray to Apollo you soon realize how f [...]	D
Hephaistion: The army grows restless, questioning. [...]	D
Philip: I'm sure you remember Achilles and the tal [...]	D
Olympias: My little Achilles.	D
Old Ptolemy: [about the Hydaspes battle] It was th [...]	D
Alexander: [to Olympias] You lie and lie and lie! [...]	D
Alexander's Army: [after Alexander expresses heart [...]	D
Roxane: This I know, Alexander. In Persia you are [...]	D
Alexander: A thousand ships we'll launch from here [...]	D
Attalus: To Philip and Eurydice and to their legit [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: I've paid my price, in blood. And in [...]	D
Aristotle: The East has a way of swallowing men an [...]	D
Parmenion: Alexander, I've known you since you wer [...]	D
Parmenion: [his men are being pushed back] Philota [...]	D
Philip: Shut your foul mouth, you ten-titted bitch [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: Within hours we were fighting like Ja [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: We all felt there was more here than [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: His failure towered over other men's [...]	D
[last lines] Old Ptolemy: I've lived... I've live [...]	D
Alexander: May all those who come here after us kn [...]	D
Hephaistion: [refuses to let Roxane see Alexander [...]	D
Alexander: While in your mind and body are stretch [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: All greatness comes from loss.	D
Olympias: The world is yours. Take it!	D
Cleitus: How can you, so young, compare yourself t [...]	D
Alexander: You birthed me in a sack of hate! Hate [...]	D
Olympias: Women are the only ones who know Dionysu [...]	D
Hephaistion: The king lives! Alexander, son of Phi [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: It was mad. Forty thousand of us agai [...]	D
Young Hephaistion: Can a man love a woman equally, [...]	D
[referring to Philip and his pregnant new wife, Eu [...]	D
Roxane: Are you drunk again? Alexander: He's dead [...]	D
Aristotle: Although an inferior race, the Persians [...]	D
Parmenion: [yelling at his overwhelmed phalanxes] [...]	D
Philip: They say already that Philip is a great ge [...]	D
Parmenion: That was not your father's mission! Al [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: Alexander used to say that we are mos [...]	D
[to Alexander] Nearchus: Now you sound like Phili [...]	D
Young Alexander: [trying to break in a horse Phill [...]	D
Alexander: If only thirst could quench sorrow, Pto [...]	D
Philip: Let these Greeks see for themselves the wa [...]	D
[referring to Philip's murder] Olympias: So many [...]	D
Alexander: Stay with me tonight, Hephaistion.	D
Persian Prince: In the ways of my country those wh [...]	D
Philip: Truth is in our hearts, and none will tell [...]	D
Olympias: [instructing her son about snakes] They [...]	D
Alexander: [looking at the towering mountains] Wer [...]	D
Alexander: But you dream Crateros... Your simplici [...]	D
[referring to Philip, and his pregnant second wife [...]	D
Aristotle: To love excellence is truly to love the [...]	D
Olympias: Why won't you ever believe me? Philip di [...]	D
[after reading a letter sent by his mother] Alexa [...]	D
Hephaistion: [crying softly, he shows Alexander a [...]	D
Alexander: In the end, when it's over, all that ma [...]	D
Alexander: Come, Macedonians! Ride! Ride!	D
Alexander: Conquer your fear, and I promise you, y [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: How can I tell you what it was like t [...]	D
Philotas: Alexander, remember me for who I am! Al [...]	D
Crateros: In the rain and the sun we've fought for [...]	D
Alexander: The greatest honor a man can ever achie [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: On the tenth of June, a month short o [...]	D
Alexander: [to his horse] Come, Bucephalus. Today [...]	D
Olympias: In my womb I carried my avenger!	D
Philip: There's only one thing better than winning [...]	D
Philip: There's no glory without suffering and thi [...]	D
Philip: [to Young Alexander] A king isn't born, Al [...]	D
Alexander: Men of Macedon, we're going home.	D
Aristotle: I can only hope that you continue what [...]	D
Alexander: I've come to believe the fear of death [...]	D
Wrestling Trainer: You don't need much to fight. W [...]	D
Hephaistion: [on his death bed] I'll feel better. [...]	D
[the first time the army has come across monkeys] [...]	D
Young Alexander: It is, it has always been, our Gr [...]	D
Alexander: You've fallen in love with all the thin [...]	D
Alexander: [standing on the Hindu Kush with Ptolem [...]	D
Attalus: [Raising a toast at Philip's wedding part [...]	D
Olympias: My poor child. You're like Achilles; cur [...]	D
Olympias: [instructing her son about snakes] If yo [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: It was said later that Alexander was [...]	D
[after Alexander's wedding to Roxane] Philotas: B [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: The surveyors told us we were now on [...]	D
Alexander: Who is this great king, Darius, who ens [...]	D
Philip: It's never easy to escape our mothers, Ale [...]	D
Old Ptolemy: Who Roxane really was, I doubt any of [...]	D
Alexander: You and I together, one last time Bucep [...]	D
Aristotle: I can only warn you, not teach you. Bew [...]	D
Alexander: [after Princess Stateira has confused H [...]	D
Young Hephaistion: [after Alexander has lost a wre [...]	D
[as the barbarians grovel in front of Alexander] [...]	D

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