A Knight's Tale (2001) - The Tournament Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
William (Heath Ledger) faces Adhemar (Rufus Sewell) in the last round of the jousting tournament.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Heath Ledger stars as William Thatcher, a low-born 14th century squire who, in a fit of inspired spontaneity, replaces his deceased employer as the competitor at a jousting competition. Jousting is a pastime only permitted to knights, who are of noble birth, but Thatcher wins and decides to continue his new pursuits. With the help of his two fellow squire friends Wat and Roland (Alan Tudyk and Mark Addy) and none other than the gambling-addicted Geoffrey Chaucer (Paul Bettany), Thatcher has soon adopted a false identity and is winning one joust after another on his way to a championship in London. His victories inspire the affection of a female fan, Jocelyn (Shannyn Sossamon), and the ire of a competitor, Count Adehmar (Rufus Sewell), but Thatcher's ruse is threatened with exposure.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (2001)
Cast: Christopher Cazenove, Alan Tudyk, James Purefoy, Brnice Bejo, Mark Addy, Paul Bettany, Shannyn Sossamon, Rufus Sewell, Laura Fraser, Heath Ledger
Director: Brian Helgeland
Producers: Todd Black, Brian Helgeland, Tim Van Rellim
Screenwriter: Brian Helgeland
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Imagine what would’ve happened had Heath Ledger not passed away…. The man was a phenomal actor, and his performance in A Knights Tale always gives me chills when he shouts his Name. Truly a legend that was taken from us far too soon.
I still cry for Heath Ledger. There are some “stars” who possess neither talent nor charisma and live seemingly forever (pretending to be young, with more facelifts than Joan Rivers and ever-younger co-stars) but Ledger was the real deal…
And then as the joker in Batman. 🙌🏼 guy will always be a legend.
:)
I get really emotional thinking about Brandon Lee
Have you ever seen one of his earlier movies called Two Hands? It's an absolute classic. RIP Heath
His helmet was stifling, it narrowed his vision. His shield was heavy, it threw him off balance.
His helmet didn’t narrow his vision , nor shield threw him off balance. He is a trained knight. The only reason he lost is because it’s a movie
@@damianthebeholder6775 *sigh*
He’s quoting the movie 300....
@@LordHoth_09 Have pity on him. He knows not what he has done.
@@_ZORRO__ hahaha
@@_ZORRO__ Nice.
People don't remake this movie because it's already perfect
WeebSlayer Damn right it is!
No on wants to remake this.
they're doing one. Ser Ulric is a female knight.
@@wrodolfo3 and black.
Leon Kilat please be a joke...
“That’s you’re name William; Sir William. Your father heard that.” Gets me every time.
"Your men love you, if i knew nothing else of you that would be enough." One of the most under rated lines of all time.
Yes 😂
I'm pretty sure every single line James Purefoy speaks in this film is iconic. Couldn't pick a favourite to save my life.
This scene reminds me how so many people doubted Heaths ability to play the Joker. Such an incredible man!
I think it had to do more with the fact that anytime they put somebody pretty in a role playing an evil character people question their ability to do so. However he knew the secret was to totally abandon his own personality and give into playing the character. If there's anything I have to say about it is that it did remind me a little bit of Brandon Lee in The Crow, but that's not a bad thing.
Then he went on to play Ennis Del Mar. "I'm just a pretty boy? Hold my beer."
I knew Health was a good actor so I could believe had it in him
But I remember being deployed and I got my Wizard Magazine (RIP) during mail call and they had pictures of Health Ledger as the Joker in the Batman Begins sequel and my jaw hit the floor
Show it to my division and they’re like “That ain’t pretty boy Heath Ledger. That dude in the picture looks way too unhinged and psychotic to be the teen heart throb”
"That's your name. Sir William Thatcher. Your father heard that." .... he changed his stars after all.
That's probably my favourite line.
It won't be the last Dark knight he fought.
@homer randall Darkness and light are just ideas that the system has introduced to us so that we will not slaughter each other. At least that's what the Joker said
@homer randall Whoosh! Right over your head.
I can't believe how many people missed the OP's joke.
@@Elthenar he aimed the joke too high.haha
Sandman Huffmaster you should beleave in forgiveness.
I love the prince's reaction. He is a wonderful man.
he was till the dysentery set in
If I'm right he would've been about that age when he died
@@patrickkanas3874 Yep. Just a few years later.
@@jasondecharleroy4161 Battle of Poitiers, mentioned in film, was in 1356. Edward died in 1376.
@@ryouma1717 lol the black prince had a lot of bad karma
The moment he screams his name makes me tear up every time! Its like he kept his emotions shut back his whole life, in order to follow his path of changing his stars and becoming a knight and in this final moment, he finally lets it all out. its so perfect!
No kidding you cry every time?
@@puppiesgoarf664 twice
Man I miss Heath bro. He was really good at what he did. This movie was also very good. This scene gave me the chills. God speed William :)
Weeb
Total Respect its my top favorite this and Rocky 4 creed 2 these 3 are my influence🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅👍👍👍👍👍
I miss him
He was a handsome dude.
@@castlenovelist97BOOKS thats big facts! hes my male celeb crush!!
1:37 possibly one of the best battle cries of cinema right here. Gives me goosebumps everytime I hear him say his name at this part. This movie was amazing and I miss Heath ledger everytime I see it.
Greatest war cry like he yells it in defiance of what he pretended to be and managed to be himself A TRUE KNIGHT
We all miss him! 😢💔
Truly one of the moments of all time…
A man can change his stars. RIP
My childhood
the best
Start*
That's the message of the film. A powerful one. Amazing. Unforgettable.
He's now a star
I love everything about this movie, the soundtrack, the cast, it's all so perfect
He spends the entire movie pretending to be someone else, thinking that he could never achieve his dreams as himself---but in the very last moment before victory, his battle cry is his own name. Poetic cinema.
Not only that, but he is thoroughly stripped of his disguise throughout the final act. Adhemar outs him as a pretender, stripping his pseudonym and rankings as Sir Ulrich, then thrown in the stocks to strip away his pride. Then in the match, Adhemar blow by blow strips him of his shiny harness of which none would argue makes him appear noble, piece by piece, and his health, very nearly rendering him unable to ride.
All that is left of the man on the horse is William, bared before the world, very much the young boy who swore to become a knight, about to Hail Mary his way into the stars.
Poetic doesn't come close.
@@ianwebb6686 Didn't think I could appreciate this scene even more, but you changed that! Cheers bro
@@ianwebb6686He changed his stars! 🌟
@ianwebb6686 - awesome summation of an utterly epic finale. Thanks dude, and RIP to the one and only Heath "the Thatcher's son Ledger".
RIP Heath Ledger...he was very quickly becoming a legendary actor in his own right. Gone far too soon.
He is legendary.
“In summary, armor ringing, helmet broken, three cracked ribs, ego hemorrhaging. Physical recovery six weeks. Full psychological recovery six months. Ability to find Thatchers wanting, neutralized.”
In summary, discombobulate.
ha haaaa best comment ever
I understood that reference
@@SteveRogers0768 Make a profile solely to underpin your reference? That's a paddli- like.
The after scene where the bad guy is looking up at will and his friends always freaked me out. Because he is clearly not laying on the ground so I thought he was impaled on something.
Benji Huynh Yeah. Adamar was in such shock that he was knocked off of his horse that he didn’t realize he actually fell, which made him hallucinate that he was floating.
The "You have been WEIGHED....... You have been MEASURED......" Scene is one of the best
What this town needs a better class of knight!
wtf...
Same here
2:43 I *love* how the Prince is _more_ excited that William won and not the Count! 🤣 lol
He saw William as a respectable opponent.
Because he found William more noble than the nobles
2:22 You know you messed up when Robert Baratheon, Lydia, Jarvis, and the Joker is looking down on you.
This was the first film I ever saw as a child I felt a huge connection with William as if it was myself.
I remember reinacting this scene wearing plastic armour using a broken lightsavour that I had that never lit up ever I used the pillows as adamar these times were my happiest times.
This was the first movie i ever saw him in. And while Heath Ledger is probably more famous and known for other movies, this movie stands above them as a timeless classic. This is a movie one can always watch and every generation can enjoy.
Memory's of when we used to have a caravan in the Highlands my dad decided to buy a dvd player and this was one of the films he came back with
"The next time we meet count adhemar, you will look at me flat on your back"
And William did hold on to his words
A knight is sworn to valor.
His strength upholds the weak.
His wrath undoes the wicked.
And his words speak only truth.
@@DEATH111183 The Knight's Code from Dragonheart.
@@hilken first one doesn't get enough credit, the sequels sucked, but the first has a special spot on my shelf
@@DEATH111183 You're not the only one, the first one was my fabsolute favorite back when I was a child, and even now is in my personal Top 5.
One thing that always gets me?
The moment when William's father hears the words 'SIR WILLIAM THATCHER!' and realizes why these strangers insisted an old blind man come to a tournament he couldn't see.
So, Robert Baratheon, Vision and the Joker enter a jousting tournament...
Phillip L. Dont forget lydia
GODS he was strong then
You forgot Wash
don't forget K-2SO
@@OsamaBinLooney he's green arrow
They don't make movies like this anymore. Funny, charming, inspirational and lighthearted with a clear defining message and theme. One of my favorite films of all time.
Heath Ledger was a guy who could play to camera! A great actor who is sorely missed!
I always loved how he chanted his name, so epic, goosebumps everytime
He might have been the best joker, but this is the role he really made shine
I remember being the only person in the movie theater to watch this when it first came out
Love you Heath, excellent acting in every movie, you left us way too soon dear Aussie, truly a legend you will always be. forever missed also!!!!
“W I l l I A M!” 👊🏽 💥
damn felt that
Wat : You have been weighed.
Roland : You have been measured.
Kate : And you have absolutely...
Chaucer : Been found wanting.
William : Welcome to New World. God save you, if it is right that He should do so.
I like the part when adhemar land's on his 🐎 and i love his armor it's cool.
I liked the last part. It meant that he too could be redeemed, even now at the moment of his defeat.
@@eianmarshall7623 6
i have been looking for this scene for years until i found it today
Why is this scene sometimes not shown? I remember watching this on FX and they totally skipped over this part.
When you watched the movie as a kid only to discover this clip on youtube years later and realising Heath Ledger plays in it.
wtf.. umm.. duh.. That is like common knowledge, kids.
@@jamesellis33 It's not something many people realize or think about, because back then he wasn't a big name, so it does come as a shock to some people. I know I was surprised when I found out the guy that played Joker in Dark Knight also played William.
Great movie. Great fun. And very rewatchable. And Heath.
I was weighed once, and I was measured. Turned out I was tall and kind of fat.
I always loved that heath ledger smile.
A criminally underrated movie. Allstar cast, great soundtrack, great story. The director of this movie would go on to write and direct 42 (movie about Jackie Robinson).
This is one of those movies every boy/young man should see
even the guards are like "I be damned..."
Damn to this day when he screams his name i still get teary-eyed 😢 lol
Man! It's so 😢 Sad that Heath ledger passed away. Outstanding Performances in every movie he's been in and Always into his character, A One of A Kind Actor and they'll never be another one like him ❣️🇺🇸💯💪🙏 Just one thing, if he were still alive, I often wonder, how many movies he might have been in between his last performance in the last movie he was in? We'll Miss You Heath Leadger, We'll All Miss You ❣️🇺🇸💯💪🙏
Your father herd that. Gives me chills every time
0:53 me and my brother for the last pizza slice
underrated comment.
that "WILLIAM" is at the same level of epic as the "FREEDOM" from Braveheart.
If you watch braveheart, right when he screams freedom in mid torture, you can ehar heath screaming off camera WILLIAM!!!!! :p
That was another epic about a William.
"c'mon c'mon c'mon hit me hit me hit me"
This scene Still giving me chills ❤
The scream still gives me chills
If you frame-by-frame through the moment of impact, you can see Heath's double's lance shatters in two places. The very large, very dangerous splinter between the two whips just past his unarmored left ear. That could have gone badly.
It was perfectly safe because the lances were made out of pasta, that's not even a joke either they were literally giant pieces of pasta.
@@Milliardo__Peacecraft Still could have poked an eye out.
One of my all time favourite movies.
There are not even any words in the English language to describe how much I miss Heath.😭😭😭
“William!!!!!!!” I want my son to be as successful as William and I want the honor to sacrifice as his father did.
Vision, Robert Baratheon, K2SO, and the joker. Wow.
More like JARVIS, Robert Baratheon, Hoban Washburne, and the Joker.
And lydia (breaking bad)
Wash, Jarvis, Robert Baratheon and the Joker walk into a tavern...
You know that Princess got lucky that night when a Prince gets that excited about a win at HIS tournament!
Ye olde phwoar!!!
He was lucky in that he got a to marry a woman he loved.
He died not long after this era. Was never king. Greatly loved in his own country, hated and feared in France.
Breaks the lance at the base! Such an epic movie and moment.
Great Movie! He is sorely missed!
R.I.P.
My theory has always been that the armor itself weights quite a bit, not to mention the lance, so knights basically just hold it supported by their armpit and aim it, then at the last moment the knights try to move the lance forward to add more momentum but since they're wearing armor it doesn't add that much. William without the armor just full on launches the lance so far ahead that Ahdemar doesn't even connect his hit.
This movie is pure fantasy, this isn't how Jousts were done
Plus, it's Hollywood. They can do whatever they want.
This movie has no business working yet it defies the odds and does magnificently!
"wiiiiiiiiillllllllllliiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmm"
WILSOOOOOOOOON
WILLLLLLLLLLLLLMAAAAAA!
JOKERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!
SPARTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
SASUKEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Great sound track. .great movie
Best part is that William not only won the tournament, but he got Adomar's horse.
All time favorite
Wonderful, warm-hearted film! A good watch.
This movie has so much heart!!
This movie shows true love and inspiration and the willingness to fight for your dreams no matter what the cost. As long as it is true and pure in the path you take..love triumps over true evil..sad this world does believe in that anymore. This world is full of hate and greed. Love has been gone for such a very long time. A true Knight's tale!!!
This movie has silly moments, but Heath made this movie transform from a spoof to a classic. It was meant to be fun but became much more.
love this movie, simple but good :)
Over 20 years of watching this classic, I never got past how hard Wlliam hit Adhemar to knock him backwards off his horse.
A masterpiece made out of film...👏👏
Good movie.
Much, sadly missed actor.
R.I.P Heath
I've always loved this movie
This scene always makes me cry
@2:21 William's gang is arranged in a hexagon looking at Count Adhemar... Same arrangement as the band members on the Album cover "Rare Earth's Greatest Hits" Featuring the hit song "Get Ready" used in the "Losing for Jocelyn" scene in this movie.
One of the best endings of all time
The eyes with a white smile... Legend HL ❤️
Best childhood
I grew up to this movie
I bought the VHS. And remember watching it every time I was feeling down.
Indeed one of my favorite movies in one definitely sport that I would compete in. Why did Heath Ledger had to die he was such a good actor.
I first heard of Heath Ledger was from the television series that was release by Fox was a series called, "ROAR!" Only one season thirteen episodes. Co-starred a very beautiful Vera Farmiga.
One of the greatest compliments a man could hear
"........your father heard that"
This comment is so perfect
Be as hyped for your boys as Edward was for William.
I happen to love a Knight's tale
When you resort to pettiness to win a battle... this is your just reward! lovely poetic justice!
they cannot make movies this good anymore
A great film... This scene is my favourite.
Now if only they could make todays movies as good as this
HES SO HANDSOME
William rocks them all and the trophy was beauty.
A Man Can Change His Stars..Always For The Best..As Your Witness...Yours Very Truely Alfonso
Ledger is a amazing actor
one of the best movies i've ever seen in my life
Loved this movie. Heath was great.
One of the best movies ever, like Wiliam Wallace!
RIP Sir.
I will miss you performance.
This movie is heavy-handed sentimental schmaltz, but great googly moogly, I love it!
One of my favourite movies!
I miss you, Heath .
Amazing movie
I have seen this in the cinema back in 2001. this movie is great.
One of the best movies ever
One of my absolute scenes... Though when I imagine it happening in normal speed it's kind of funny