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Knights are wearing conical helms. These did not appear until about 1300. A century earlier - the pe [...]	D
Chainmail hoods covering the shoulders were introduced around the beginning of the 14th century. Bef [...]	D
The letter of King Richard, which the illiterate Ivanhoe cannot read, is written in 20th-century Eng [...]	D
During the fire at the castle where Ivanhoe and his father and Squire are held captive, one of the s [...]	D
Characters are shown eating turkey during the feast in Ivanhoe's father's hall. Turkeys are indigeno [...]	D
The opening credits feature a coat of arms of England supported on the dexter by a lion and a unicor [...]	D
During the final battle, despite audible reactions from the crowd, the characters seen sitting behin [...]	D
A pointed chapeau (a 'Robin Hood Hat') is worn by Ivanhoe in the opening scenes, set in the early 11 [...]	D
When the letter given to Ivanhoe by King Richard is first shown; there are various creases in it. Ho [...]	D
When Locksley starts his attack on the castle, his men are swimming the moat, pulling across a float [...]	D
In the final sequence, apparently Cedric is able to go to Austria and the king is able to reach Engl [...]	D
The shields in this film are made of metal, and the heraldic charges are painted flat - commonplace [...]	D
The knights' surcoats and horse bards should be of silk.	D
There is no such language as 'Austrian'. People living in modern-day Austria speak German; Richard m [...]	D
The female characters should be wearing long decorated belts.	D
During the fight in the dungeon, a zipper on the back of Cedric's costume can be seen.	D
The knights' helms in the tournament sequence are all plain metal. In reality they were painted in a [...]	D
Cloth horse bards (or housings) always covered the horses' tails.	D
The flat-topped helmets worn by the knights under their mail coifs were worn over them, as in La leg [...]	D

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Prince John: His taste in women is a glove in ever [...]	D
Isaac of York: I think I know that knight, Rebecca [...]	D
Wamba: Sir Ivanhoe, I heard an old bear and a youn [...]	D
[last lines] King Richard the Lionhearted: Before [...]	D
Front De Boeuf: I bid you right welcome to my keep [...]	D
Isaac of York: Money takes fright where might conq [...]	D
Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert: Then lead us there. Bu [...]	D
Sir Cedric: Delayed? How so? Wamba: Well, when I [...]	D
Rebecca: I love you - and I must not feel it - yet [...]	D
Minor Role: Milord, there is a stranger at your ga [...]	D
Isaac of York: I heard the jester call you "lvanho [...]	D
[first lines] Narrator: In the 12th century, at t [...]	D
Wamba: A cow jumped the moon, but a fool he jumps [...]	D
Sir Hugh De Bracy: If you can tear your eyes from [...]	D
Waldemar Fitzurse: And the maid Rebecca in your ha [...]	D
Prince John: To the confusion and confining of tha [...]	D
Sir Hugh De Bracy: These glades go on forever. I h [...]	D
Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert: Rebecca, you must blam [...]	D
Ivanhoe: Do you love England so much? Rebecca: Do [...]	D
Rebecca: We are all in God's hands, sir knight.	D
Ivanhoe: Hold my Lords! Ivanhoe: I Wilfred of Iva [...]	D
[Ivanhoe, disguised in black armor, pays homage to [...]	D
Locksley: We know you, sir knight. From this momen [...]	D
Isaac of York: My will is God's. Free the king. I [...]	D
Rebecca: My heart is breaking, Father. Isaac of Y [...]	D
Sir Cedric: Squire Wamba! Squire Wamba! I'll Squir [...]	D
Isaac of York: Let Richard promise this instead. L [...]	D
Prince John: Your foe has bloodied you, sir knight [...]	D
Ivanhoe: [on removing Wamba's collar] There! May y [...]	D
Ivanhoe: God save you, Knight. Sir Brian de Bois- [...]	D
[Locksley and his men are lying in ambush] Clerk [...]	D
Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert: Are you for Richard, m [...]	D
Clerk of Copmanhurst: This knight is no stranger. [...]	D
Sir Cedric: Are you such a ninny that you let them [...]	D
Wamba: A gentleman at last, and my first task is t [...]	D

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