Tristano & Isotta

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Addressing a crowd of his men, King Marke mentions that they all must ride off into the forest that [...]	D
At the end when they show the flashback of when Tristan and Isolde are in Ireland and Isolde is read [...]	D
Dunluce Castle, which is actually situated in County Antrim on Ireland's North Coast, was built by R [...]	D
In the scene when the barons are gathered, Marke addresses one group as the group from York. Since t [...]	D
Every Irish king had lots of Irish rivals. None of them had the sort of unchallenged power that Donn [...]	D
It is highly unlikely that Isolde would have worn a wedding ring. The Roman custom vanished and did [...]	D
Isolde's accent constantly veers between mild Irish and English, and at some points sounds almost Am [...]	D
When Tristan is escaping in the boat you can see that it is clearly a motorboat. A sailboat would no [...]	D
In the beginning scenes, when young Tristan is carrying his rabbit in his hands past the market stal [...]	D
The Irish did not 'regularly' attack Britain.	D
When Marke and Isolde spent their first night together, at the top right of the screen Marke's upper [...]	D
When Tristan doesn't show for dinner, there is a fork at his place setting. Forks were first introdu [...]	D
In one of the scenes, Isolde is seen riding with stirrups. Stirrups were not brought to Europe until [...]	D
Marke's castle is stone built in the "motte and bailey" style with a keep and a drawbridge. These di [...]	D
The fresco showing a Roman couple is a copy of an iconic painting from a home in Pompeii, Italy.	D
When Tristan's funeral boat is put out to sea, as the camera rises the water is whipped up by the he [...]	D
Neither Britain, England nor Cornwall were ever ruled by the Irish.	D
At the party when Melot is trying to talk to Tristan and Marke about his choice for second, Melot sa [...]	D
The map in the movie shows Dunluce Castle as being further south than Bangor. Dunluce is actually si [...]	D
When Isolde and Tristan are having their first secret talk in the market, her contact lenses are vis [...]	D
Although both are supposed to be from Dunluce, Bragnae has a Dublin accent while King Donnchadh has [...]	D
When Isolde tells Tristan that he can wash himself in the ocean, she clearly means the sea, as the o [...]	D
The Cornish sent Tristan on a burning funeral barge to sea, but not only did it neither fully burn n [...]	D
When Isolde is trying to talk to Tristan in the market his hair is parted to the side. When she pull [...]	D
England is not visible from Ireland.	D
The poem Isolde keeps quoting is 'The Good-Morrow', written by John Donne (1572-1631), first publish [...]	D

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Melot: [on Tristan] Behold your hero, Uncle. I'll [...]	D
[from trailer] Isolde: I want to know that there' [...]	D
Lord Marke: You're trembling. You're far from home [...]	D
Isolde: Tristan, if we do this... Tristan: For al [...]	D
Isolde: Know that I love you Tristan. Wherever you [...]	D
Tristan: Your marriage will end a hundred years of [...]	D
Lord Marke: Did I love him like a son? Or did I mi [...]	D
Isolde: I miss Ireland. Tristan: Isolde, this mus [...]	D
Isolde: [Reading from a bible] There she who bore [...]	D
Tristan: What's your name? Isolde: Oh, I think it [...]	D
Lord Marke: [to Tristan] Is it possible a man blin [...]	D
Melot: [lying in the tunnel] A dozen Irish have bl [...]	D
Tristan: [to Lord Marke] She is loyal to you. I am [...]	D
Tristan: I make it my habit to follow no one. Wic [...]	D
Tristan: [fleeing Ireland] Come with me. Isolde: [...]	D
Isolde: Why does loving you feel so wrong?	D
Lord Marke: I came to apologize. I've been selfish [...]	D
Isolde: His heart falters. [Disrobes and cradles [...]	D
Lord Marke: I must heed their call. I am the King.	D
King Donnchadh: Impressive victory. Of course, the [...]	D
Melot: Build my boat.	D
Isolde: And what of your parents? Tristan: They a [...]	D
Lord Marke: I want him to grow old in a land where [...]	D
[repeated lines] Isolde: [reading] My face in thi [...]	D
Isolde: Am I just a chattel to be traded as your p [...]	D
Tristan: What's this about a tournament? Lord Mar [...]	D
Lord Marke: [on the affair] How long? Isolde: Sin [...]	D
Tristan: Take me out of here. Take me to the river [...]	D
Isolde: How many have you loved before me? Trista [...]	D
Isolde: If things were different, if we lived in a [...]	D
[first lines] Title Card: Britain. The Dark Ages. [...]	D
Lord Marke: Isolde, I was trying to explain to Tri [...]	D
Isolde: [on dreaming of things] ... a child. Tris [...]	D
Bragnae: This is a dangerous game you're playing. [...]	D
Young Isolde: Why did she die, Bragnae? Why? Brag [...]	D
Morholt: [Discussing elixirs with Isolde] Makes a [...]	D
Lord Marke: Do you find no comfort in your home, t [...]	D
[hold Wictred's head and shows it to the entire Ir [...]	D
King Donnchadh: I see how it is in Cornwall. My mo [...]	D
Isolde: What do you think became of them? Tristan [...]	D
[first lines] Aragon: A year younger than I was f [...]	D
Lord Marke: Seize them. Seize them.	D
Tristan: You're promised? Isolde: Yes. Tristan: [...]	D
Lord Marke: If we lose we could end up following W [...]	D
Isolde: Yesterday at the market, I saw a couple ho [...]	D
Kurseval: What do we do now, My Lord? Lord Marke: [...]	D
Isolde: You risked your life to give me to another [...]	D
Tristan: Come with me. Come with me! Isolde: I ca [...]	D
Lord Marke: Tristan! How did you get in here? Tri [...]	D
Lord Marke: There is no middle ground! Slay us! Or [...]	D
Isolde: I'm not permitted a single moment without [...]	D
Melot: You have one more fight, Tristan. Take deep [...]	D
Lord Marke: What if she's a hag? Or what if she si [...]	D
Isolde: Why be capable of feelings if we're not to [...]	D
Melot: Saw you dead? Tristan: I am delivered.	D
Lord Marke: Will you always be little men who cann [...]	D
Isolde: Please don't leave me. Please.	D
Lord Marke: Do you know what you have done?	D

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