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During the last jousting scene against Adhemar, William has a piece of red string tied around his neck. While he is riding down to knock Adhemar off of the horse, you see the string in one shot, but not in another, then it is back again. See more...
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Ulrich von Lichtenstein was a real knight, but not such a great one. He boasted that he would give a golden ring to any knight who beat him in the joust. In one month he gave away 271 rings. See more...
A Knight's Tale (2001) - 4 questions
Directed by Brian Helgeland, starring Heath Ledger, Laura Fraser, Paul Bettany, Rufus Sewell, Shannyn Sossamon (add more)
Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Romance
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What is the song playing on the DVD menu?
In the trivia section it says that an extra scene was after the credits. What was it about? [Kate, Roland, Wat and Chaucer having a farting contest.]
Answered by Grumpy Scot
Wat keeps threatening to "fong" people. Is this a medieval term or did Alan Tudyk just think the word was funny? [In the commentary, Alan says that it means to kick someone. But the cast also thought it was funny.]
After Heath ledger jousted with Prince Edward, he tells Jocelyn that flowers are useless. He suddenly gets very agitated, saying she is a silly girl. Why did he act this way? It seemed out of sync with everything else, and I was wondering if there is a deleted scene that might explain this. [The reason he is so agitated has to do with the manner in which he won the tournament. If you'll recall, William states, "I'll not be champion until I beat Adamar." Adamar had forefeited beforehand, (not wanting to joust against royalty) therefore not giving William a true victory. After his half won victory, Jocelyn's (Shannon Sossamon's character) inane chatter just rubbed him the wrong way. It had nothing to do with what she was saying...if anyone had spoken to him he would have reacted in the same way.]
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