Gengis Khan il conquistatore

The film has evidently been the subject of much re-editing - the third-billed Eli Wallach has less t [...]	D
70mm blow-up version released in West Germany.	D
Final theatrical movie of Yvonne Shima (Concubine).	D
Yul Brynner was considered to be "too expensive" by Producer Irving Allen.	D
Released in 70MM and also advertised as having 6-track stereophonic sound in Sydney, Australia's lon [...]	D
Originally announced in the summer of 1964 as "The Golden Horde".	D
Stephen Boyd, Omar Sharif and James Mason previously appeared in "The Fall of the Roman Empire" (196 [...]	D
Opening credits: The events and characters depicted in this photoplay are fictitious any similarity [...]	D
Some Mongol and Turkic tribes actually do have fair hair and/or blue eyes. It is believed that Gengh [...]	D
Claire Bloom was attached to this project at one point.	D
Final theatrical movie of Roger Croucher (Kassar).	D
A favorite guilty pleasure for Stanley Kubrick and is thought to be directly responsible for Sir Mic [...]	D
Final theatrical movie of Carlo Cura (Temujin As A Child).	D
Jacqueline Pearce 's debut.	D
Omar Sharif (Genghis Khan) was furious that the twenty-five thousand dollars that Eli Wallach (The S [...]	D
Although the movie takes place in Asia, it was shot in Yugoslavia.	D

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In a film about Mongols and Chinese, there are no Asians in the cast with speaking roles. Several ha [...]	D
Khwarezm did not fall at one battle; the Mongols conquered each city one by one.	D
The Shah offers Jamuga both his daughters, but in Islam a man cannot marry a woman and her close rel [...]	D
In the fight between Bortai and Jamuga, the underwear of Bortai (a modern-era slip) is shown twice. [...]	D
Genghis Khan didn't start the war at Khwarezm (although he might have had intentions about it). The [...]	D
Genghis Khan did not die at Khwarezm, but died in a hunting accident about seven years later.	D
Not until the Qing or Manchu-dynasty (1644-1912) were Chinese men obliged to wear their hair in a pi [...]	D
In the beginning of the film, when Jamuga hits young Genghis Khan and throws him on the ground by th [...]	D
The hole in Temujin's wooden collar is large enough for him to easily slip through while still locke [...]	D
The Khwarezm Shah did not die at the battle. He fled to an island in the Caspian and died there.	D
James Mason used a "glass" mirror to signal the soldiers of the emperor, the glass mirror was invent [...]	D
The theme music by Dusan Radic resembles the Japanese national anthem 'Kimogayo'.	D

Temujin, later Genghis Khan: No woman will be take [...]	D
Temujin, later Genghis Khan: Once, you took the ch [...]	D
Geen: It's about time you too, my Lord, had though [...]	D
Temujin, later Genghis Khan: Born a slave, I never [...]	D
Shah of Khwarezm: I find myself on an uncomfortabl [...]	D
Kam Ling: Perhaps once, in many centuries, does th [...]	D
Jamuga: If I were free from this yoke, my hands wo [...]	D
Geen: [about the Caravan Road] The Shah of Khwarez [...]	D
Kam Ling: How long do you intend to hold me prison [...]	D
Kam Ling: I come with a message from my master, th [...]	D
Temujin, later Genghis Khan: [on his death chair] [...]	D
Emperor of China: It is better to light one candle [...]	D
Shah of Khwarezm: [about Genghis Khan] We will cru [...]	D
Temujin, later Genghis Khan: [addresses Jamuga's t [...]	D
Emperor of China: Come here, my little sparrow!	D
Geen: The only time that Mongols are joined togeth [...]	D
Subodai: If we had not run but stopped and fought [...]	D
Temujin, later Genghis Khan: I have thought of you [...]	D
Bortei: [about Jamuga] As long as this man lives, [...]	D

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