Fuck off, you Communit wankers, We will take our country back from the juvinile ass oles that have no labour in our herald but I swear that I will leave that you shalt have no place to dwell when the commoner and his loyal barons dispose of you by the 'umble word.
This is usually referred to as the St Crispen's(Crispin and Crispian where patron saints ) Day Speech. Shakespeare penned this work nearly two hundred years after the battle of Agincourt(1415). It is thought one of the most dramatic, and finest representation of what leadership was in the Middle Ages. The English did win the battle of Agincourt against the French. They were ailing,demoralized and had fewer men than the French, yet prevailed victorious! True Valor. Not sure about Christian Bale!
@RitaoNagai Definitely. He is a herald -- Montjoie being his name of office -- and thus not only an expert of heraldry (the art of coats-of-arms) but also a professional diplomat. Heralds had to remember thousands of blazons, technical descriptions of armorial bearings, at the time, so such a message is nothing. Modern heralds such as Lord Thomas Woodcock, Garter Principal King of Arms, usually use extensive libraries though they still have to remember a lot lest they copy something.
Well I am french, but that speech still give me shivers everytime I watch it. Would a leader inspire me like that, I think I'd pick up a random weapon and charge an army alone in the minute... Shakespeare's skill, Brannagh talent... meh, epicness !
(and yeah we got spanked quite hard in Azincourt, which will remain one of the biggest french loss, even though Shakespeare has a bit played with numbers for the sake of the play. Oh sad sad day *winks*...)
@RedeemedRaiding What he is saying is that they are all equal as brothers fighting against one foe. They are to all bleed as one regardless whether they are of noble birth or commoner and live on through history, as the names of that battle have.
What can i say we are BRITISH! From BRITANNIA!!! Plus there was around 500 English Deaths sadly but wait for it.. 10,000! French Deaths.. i cant help but smile.. i think we should "ALL" always know that a knight! is in the man! not his armour ;) Long Live The English Gentlement! ME AND YOU!
Who Cares If a Soldier Dies? Take a Man and Put him alone, Put him twelve thousands miles away from home Empty his Heart of all but Blood Make him live in Sand n Mud Play your Politics n have some Fun, Then refuse to use a Gun, There is nothing else for you to do, And I'm supposed to die for you? He had the Guts to fight and die, To keep the freedom you live. By his sacrifice, your life he buys, BUT WHO CARES IF A SOLDIER DIES?
@Play3DS Good to see another person that appreciates the fact that one cannot have deep and genuine understanding of the past unless one realises that people's values, attitudes and beliefs were different then. the killing of prisoners was not uncommon in medieval warfare, and if Henry is accused of war crimes, then Joan of Arc should be also be the same standard as she had prsioners killed too.
@Play3DS The whole mention of 'war crimes' at Agincourt is a Prime example of how people today are constantly judging those of the past by our own Modern standards. To historians this is an anathema. We should look at events like this from that standards of THAT time rather than THIS one. One fact that is rarely mentioned is that Henry actually rescinded the order to kill the prisoners once he realised the French were in retreat, and would not make a frech attack.
@shamalama68 So did the allies during WWII. The truth sucks. Get used to it. I'd much more prefer to put on my rosy colored glasses and get goosebumps from a Big Pimpin' king.
@shamalama68 He's an English King. There is no such thing as "Atrocities against the French", in fact opinion at the time (and still held by a few today) was that the only noble thing a frenchman could hope to achieve in his lifetime was to die at the hands on an Englishman!
@slysci There were atrocities on both sides, and the French are known to have killed prisoners too, like at Jargeau in 1430.They just dont mention this very often. No side is ever innocent in war, and some leaders were worse than others. John of Bedford for instance was quite honourable, he is known to have executed soldiers for killing French innocents (and some French writers could not understand why) but Talbot was quite brutal by contrast.
@shamalama68 what a load of tripe you talk they the french we not exactly innocent and are responsible for the deaths of many british people in history
@blueray1969 Are you fucking stupid?? You must be, because Saint Crispin's Day was one of England's most incredible victories over the French. Approximately 6-9k English troops against 36000 French troops. England suffered approximately 112 casualties, while the French had 7-10 thousand casualties. I never knew a third of 9 thousand was 112.
@Callingyou22 no potty-mouth, it seems you are. do some more tricky history than what you looked up in Wikipedia and find out what proportion of these men ever got home. not just from this battle, but the rest of the campaign.
By going to wikipedia, reading a paragraph of information and then checking its reference. the references are at the bottom of the page if you didnt know. Its no different than how a book on the same subject is written, both use references. And a lot of the wiki editors are university scholars, how one earth do you think a page on quantum mechanics could be that accurate otherwise?
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Why doesn't anyone ever make fucking speeches like this anymore? Where are the liberators in today's society? Eloquent Speech should be a class taught in school.
Is it just me, or is this actor so good, that I can almost hear Shakespear's voice through him, echoing through the ages, in the those who still understand the mighty power of words?
It's hard to imagine a time when a leader, let alone a King, intermingled with the everyman. Instead of "lowering" himself to the commoners, Henry V said those who fought with him would be his brothers. There is no snobbery in how he moves through his subjects. He treats them with affection. As genuine friends. As equals. That... is a leader. It makes the heart swell.
@Tarwater03 cos he needs them... like any government or company..But when no longer useful how do you think they were treated.. to dinner at the castle?
Henry V. One of the greatest and bravest kings that ever lived, the battle of agincourt was one of the most memroble battles ever and who was the king, Henry V. 6000 Englishmen vs 20,000 French. 10,000 french died that day and only 520 englishmen died, that shows how great the english are!
King Harry. I would have followed that man to any death. Not many men can rally soldiers in such a way. I'm not even English, I'm American. But hey, I know bravery, honor, and character when I see it.
It is this day that those who seek that divide between our world and the rest shall see that it was in the time of Shakespeare that he knew the words of Humanism how we are all equal before what ever force controls our lives.
Not those that hold money and minds but the lives of thse days rest upon its ground. Ground not owned nor Captured but it who hast formed the ground
@thegafferlives o_O clearly Tesco employees never read Henry V... how dare they to call the police for observing the speech that brought victory to Hundred Year's War?!
You should have re-enacted it ON St Crispin's Day, though. October 25th!
@BENTLEYQUAMP Haha, I take that as a compliment :) But even when im being good mannered i still get into my fair share of arguements, I guess I haven't met anyone I disagree with on this video maybe because its so... English :D
@MichaelTheOliver Wrong, Henry the 5th is based on fact, its a historical biography of a king And a man that conquered a third of France. This is Shakespeare, not Hollywood.
@sgtsolo1 - Britain should demand a monarch which actually leads for the interest, prosperity, and uplift of the English & British people instead of foreign interests and alien invasion.
@willyrobinson I totally agree, our old queen is nice and all but she hasn't "defended our laws". Maybe She Is a role model, But she isn't the kind of monarch we need.
Agincourt was one of the those rare times where the advance in military technology far outstripped military strategy leading to the defeat of the French. The days of armor were over. btw, the next time such a confluence like that happened it was WW1...
@townsley2 as my old granddad used to say never trust a frenchmen, and don't go spouting on about how u invaded us in 1066 that was the normans completely different ethnic stock. If french is superior to english than why is english the international Language if you want to get anywhere in life you have to speak english.
@h44Nor we did have a little help from the weather and local geology.... and the stupidity of our opponents. Henry played a master stroke... drawing the French up a funnelled plateau of thick mud where they were treading all over one another trying to effectively crawl out of glue as arrows rained down into the kill zone making escape even more impossible.
Listening makes me want to kill many Frenchman in a cold northern French field. Weird ah?
patsyd80 1 day ago
Chuck Norris watches this every morning.
LeighAurora 3 days ago
Fuck off, you Communit wankers, We will take our country back from the juvinile ass oles that have no labour in our herald but I swear that I will leave that you shalt have no place to dwell when the commoner and his loyal barons dispose of you by the 'umble word.
jesbro68 4 days ago
This reminds me of George W. Bush when he told America we were going into Iraq; less the delivery and the cogent parts.
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71 English speaking Frenchmen have watched this video.
jimtraner 6 days ago in playlist Favorite videos 5
That's Christian Bale at 1:45 :))))
zakhi2008 1 week ago
45% Eddie Izzard, 45% William Hague
jacklav1 1 week ago
The Battle of Agincourt
English Dead: 112
French Dead: 7-10 Thousand
AUsernameIsOverrated 1 week ago
This is usually referred to as the St Crispen's(Crispin and Crispian where patron saints ) Day Speech. Shakespeare penned this work nearly two hundred years after the battle of Agincourt(1415). It is thought one of the most dramatic, and finest representation of what leadership was in the Middle Ages. The English did win the battle of Agincourt against the French. They were ailing,demoralized and had fewer men than the French, yet prevailed victorious! True Valor. Not sure about Christian Bale!
123danvc 2 weeks ago
when ever I watch this I get strong feeling to kill as many frenchmen as I can in some muddy northern french feild. Weird ah.
patsyd80 2 weeks ago
I am a proud American good king, but I would fight by your side any time, any place and against any foe.
Houdini774 2 weeks ago
Best speech of all time you mean
jerryneyk1 3 weeks ago
From music, costume, set designs, and (most importantly) acting, this film captures Shakespeare's vibe
SuperHeroMania 3 weeks ago
I wonder if the guy the costable sent was able to memorize all that.
RitaoNagai 3 weeks ago
@RitaoNagai Definitely. He is a herald -- Montjoie being his name of office -- and thus not only an expert of heraldry (the art of coats-of-arms) but also a professional diplomat. Heralds had to remember thousands of blazons, technical descriptions of armorial bearings, at the time, so such a message is nothing. Modern heralds such as Lord Thomas Woodcock, Garter Principal King of Arms, usually use extensive libraries though they still have to remember a lot lest they copy something.
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@RitaoNagai "I wonder if the guy the costable sent was able to memorize all that."
Probably not, which was why all Henry actually said was, "felas, lets go."
oarfrost 3 days ago
Ron Paul 2012!!!
xilef481 3 weeks ago
Branagh prances about like he's on a stage. Enunciates way too much. Unnecessary for film, it does disservice to this bad ass speech.
PS. I actually love Branagh in Shakespeare, just not in this scene.
bravogeorge 1 month ago
Well I am french, but that speech still give me shivers everytime I watch it. Would a leader inspire me like that, I think I'd pick up a random weapon and charge an army alone in the minute... Shakespeare's skill, Brannagh talent... meh, epicness !
(and yeah we got spanked quite hard in Azincourt, which will remain one of the biggest french loss, even though Shakespeare has a bit played with numbers for the sake of the play. Oh sad sad day *winks*...)
Soulscrolls 1 month ago 2
There are no words for how incredible this is.
ExtremeBogom 1 month ago
This got me so pumped up!
TheNatural015 1 month ago 2
what is the meaning of this speech?
- please
RedeemedRaiding 1 month ago
@RedeemedRaiding What he is saying is that they are all equal as brothers fighting against one foe. They are to all bleed as one regardless whether they are of noble birth or commoner and live on through history, as the names of that battle have.
mordig 1 week ago
Well Shakespeare just owned bravehart.
mrmemanme 1 month ago
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terryeggett1 1 month ago
70 people hold their manhoods cheap!
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What can i say we are BRITISH! From BRITANNIA!!! Plus there was around 500 English Deaths sadly but wait for it.. 10,000! French Deaths.. i cant help but smile.. i think we should "ALL" always know that a knight! is in the man! not his armour ;) Long Live The English Gentlement! ME AND YOU!
youkn0wme 1 month ago
None of the comments here were made by folks who didn't know if they would see tomorrow. Sad that should even comment on these brave men.
jimtraner 1 month ago
@jimtraner You're a Legend, this is exactly what I was thinking.
englandforever 1 month ago
great music
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fahad529 1 month ago
Independence Day: President Speech :D
Gruenkreuz100 1 month ago
@Gruenkreuz100 keep copying yank ;)
youkn0wme 1 month ago
@youkn0wme i'm not a yank ;) i just realized it while i was watching this vid :D but i prefer king henry :)
Gruenkreuz100 1 month ago
@Play3DS Good to see another person that appreciates the fact that one cannot have deep and genuine understanding of the past unless one realises that people's values, attitudes and beliefs were different then. the killing of prisoners was not uncommon in medieval warfare, and if Henry is accused of war crimes, then Joan of Arc should be also be the same standard as she had prsioners killed too.
medievalgirl002 1 month ago
anyone wondering what happens.. they win
weeleon81 1 month ago 24
@weeleon81 Very comfortably.. Very!
Callingyou22 1 month ago
LOL at 3:34 the horse is even scared of Henry's voice.
dragdev 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
is that the guy who plays gildaroy lockhart in the second harry potter film?
PhilClarke1080 2 months ago
@PhilClarke1080 yes
RPGaddictC 2 months ago
@PhilClarke1080 yes
mrmemanme 1 month ago
Ridiculously epic.
FrostUK 2 months ago
Christian Bale sighting at 1:45?
masterels 2 months ago
@masterels Yep, this was, I think, his second film role, after his introduction in "Empire of the Sun".
crouchbk 2 months ago
@masterels looks like him. good catch.
chojaewon 2 months ago
@Play3DS The whole mention of 'war crimes' at Agincourt is a Prime example of how people today are constantly judging those of the past by our own Modern standards. To historians this is an anathema. We should look at events like this from that standards of THAT time rather than THIS one. One fact that is rarely mentioned is that Henry actually rescinded the order to kill the prisoners once he realised the French were in retreat, and would not make a frech attack.
medievalgirl002 2 months ago
"Space out over the next one hundred mondays but right now!"
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TheMEDproductions 2 months ago
Hey, i didn't realize Christian Bale was in this scene...
DohaRoha 2 months ago
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Yoso11 2 months ago
it's gilderoy lockhart!
jaZtastiic 2 months ago
FIRST AND VANNATTER UP! :D
xaxie1 2 months ago
why did they let ''Make him a member of the gentry, even if he is a commoner. '' out???
OropherThranduil 2 months ago
He really was a war criminal- committed terrible atrocities agains the French civilians- nothing to glorify here.
shamalama68 2 months ago
@shamalama68 So did the allies during WWII. The truth sucks. Get used to it. I'd much more prefer to put on my rosy colored glasses and get goosebumps from a Big Pimpin' king.
Ixastophanis 2 months ago
@shamalama68 He's an English King. There is no such thing as "Atrocities against the French", in fact opinion at the time (and still held by a few today) was that the only noble thing a frenchman could hope to achieve in his lifetime was to die at the hands on an Englishman!
slysci 2 months ago
@slysci There were atrocities on both sides, and the French are known to have killed prisoners too, like at Jargeau in 1430.They just dont mention this very often. No side is ever innocent in war, and some leaders were worse than others. John of Bedford for instance was quite honourable, he is known to have executed soldiers for killing French innocents (and some French writers could not understand why) but Talbot was quite brutal by contrast.
medievalgirl002 2 months ago
@shamalama68 what a load of tripe you talk they the french we not exactly innocent and are responsible for the deaths of many british people in history
fast1919 2 months ago
I had to memorize this for English
dafauq 2 months ago
I memorized this whole thing for a school talent show and won.
CharliesBoring 2 months ago
Could someone make a video with clips of movies over this audio? That would be cool.
PugilistRick 2 months ago
Can you subtitle this please.
deafsubtitles 2 months ago
Great play,great speech.Shakespeare is the master of English Litrature.
1815ish 2 months ago
1:44 omfg! christian bale is sooooo tiny!!!! lol
K3vinprimus 2 months ago
1:44 Christian Bale, even Batman fought with them........
jbravo41 2 months ago 36
@jbravo41 I just notice that!
karen175 2 months ago
@jbravo41 England is badass like that :P
philbateman1989 1 week ago
@jbravo41 LMAO
rezmutt 2 days ago
What a powerful inspirational speech!
Reubenhubert 2 months ago
And it all went to the muslims and blacks in the end. What a waste of good words.
andrewMLhero 2 months ago
67 gentlemen in England, now a bed, did not like this speech
youngkyun739 2 months ago
Yes, that is the future Batman at 1:46, listening to these awesome words.
Let criminals beware! You are a cowardly, superstitious lot! And I fought with Harry, the King upon St. Crispin's Day!!!!
ishtarg8 2 months ago
imagine if everyday speech was like this
mbgluck 2 months ago
and then a third of them got slaughtered :(
blueray1969 2 months ago
@blueray1969 Are you fucking stupid?? You must be, because Saint Crispin's Day was one of England's most incredible victories over the French. Approximately 6-9k English troops against 36000 French troops. England suffered approximately 112 casualties, while the French had 7-10 thousand casualties. I never knew a third of 9 thousand was 112.
Callingyou22 2 months ago
@Callingyou22 no potty-mouth, it seems you are. do some more tricky history than what you looked up in Wikipedia and find out what proportion of these men ever got home. not just from this battle, but the rest of the campaign.
blueray1969 2 months ago
@blueray1969
Wiki argument dont really hold as its damn accurate these days, and referenced :) And thats all thats required
Retsam19 2 months ago
@Retsam19 really? how would you verify information you find in wikipaedia? By seeing what people write in U Tube?
blueray1969 2 months ago
@blueray1969
By going to wikipedia, reading a paragraph of information and then checking its reference. the references are at the bottom of the page if you didnt know. Its no different than how a book on the same subject is written, both use references. And a lot of the wiki editors are university scholars, how one earth do you think a page on quantum mechanics could be that accurate otherwise?
Retsam19 2 months ago
@Retsam19 oh, is that what all those hyperlinks are for?
blueray1969 2 months ago
He sounds like William Hague on Question Time
blueray1969 2 months ago
1:44 christian bale lol.
muppetnut 2 months ago
how good are the battle scenes in this movie please reply ?
leexlma 2 months ago
BEST BATTLE SPEECH EVER!
RodalYutt 3 months ago
The music alone from this movie makes me feel like I could change the world. Have a listen if you can.
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What we must fight for is to safeguard the existance and reproduction of our race and people, the sustenance of our children and the purity of our blood, the freedom and independence of the fatherland, so that our people may mature for the fulfillment of the mission alloted to it by the creator of the universe. Every thought and every idea, every doctrine and all knowledge, must serve this purpose. And everything must be examined from this point of view ~ Adolf Hitler
WhirlyWirld 3 months ago
Why doesn't anyone ever make fucking speeches like this anymore? Where are the liberators in today's society? Eloquent Speech should be a class taught in school.
jowston100 3 months ago
1:55 that's part of ferb's speech in phineas and ferb
jetahanime 3 months ago
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The paras are the low scoundrel dogs of the British Army. Dean Vincent Barmby
DeathIsAlwaysNear 3 months ago
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sgtsolo1 3 months ago
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No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn.
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No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn
GrunterStool 3 months ago
It would have been really awkward had it not rained that day
wolf363 3 months ago
Wanna have a laugh? Press the doble CC before the 480p and click on transcribe audio.
Mrsniperkillermen 3 months ago 30
@Mrsniperkillermen It's the original old English dialogue that Shakespeare wrote.
Reubenhubert 2 months ago
@Mrsniperkillermen I thought that would be mildly amusing. but I havent laughed this hard in ages XD
sverdmester 2 months ago
@Mrsniperkillermen thank you
perkstem 2 months ago
@Mrsniperkillermen WTF do people who don't speak English think Shakespeare is?!
Yoso11 2 months ago
@Mrsniperkillermen Hahahaha.
seaking213 1 month ago
956 years ago, Henry V said that. 25 October 1415-25 october 2011
Mrsniperkillermen 3 months ago
@Mrsniperkillermen Well, it's certainly what Shakespeare said he said. :)
BeefyTremendous 3 months ago
@Mrsniperkillermen
Isn't it 597 Years ago?
troybo95 3 months ago
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Mrsniperkillermen 3 months ago
@Mrsniperkillermen It's definitely 596 years ago
troybo95 3 months ago
What were the French thinking? We had Batman AND Brian Blessed on our side... we couldn't lose. ;)
sword4thelord 3 months ago 4
@sword4thelord Don't forget Bilbo Baggins!! Maybe not the strongest hobbit, of all, but yet he survived a dragon AND the Ring....
Emrys47 3 months ago
Happy St. Crispin's to those of you for whom it is already the 25th.
SamDIngraham 3 months ago 9
Why is it, the more and more that I watch this as it's anniversary approaches, that I want to hear William Shatner do a version of this speech?
Psychonaut316 3 months ago
"That fought with us upon SAINT CRISPIN'S DAY!"
Goosebumps.
DoGeeseSeeGod24 3 months ago
Why do i have the feeling that this is the same speech he gave to the cast and crew of the movie?
horaciosi 3 months ago
Kenneth Branagh.... The greatest Shakespearean actor of our generation.
raidz06 3 months ago
Is it just me, or is this actor so good, that I can almost hear Shakespear's voice through him, echoing through the ages, in the those who still understand the mighty power of words?
Maetel22 3 months ago
is henry V the same guy as in harry potter 2 as the fraud?
KingsofSparta 3 months ago
It is incredible how much Shakespeare can inspire, even to this day.
mrtyman408 3 months ago
Did anyone else notice a young Christian Bale at 1:44?
LegionnaireEtrangere 3 months ago
@LegionnaireEtrangere is it him?, it looks like him
KingsofSparta 3 months ago
@LegionnaireEtrangere yeah that's him
liamcd123 3 months ago
Let me speak proudly
0Shane13 3 months ago in playlist Focus
It makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. This was when ENGLAND (not Britain!) was great!
Crisavec4 3 months ago
It's hard to imagine a time when a leader, let alone a King, intermingled with the everyman. Instead of "lowering" himself to the commoners, Henry V said those who fought with him would be his brothers. There is no snobbery in how he moves through his subjects. He treats them with affection. As genuine friends. As equals. That... is a leader. It makes the heart swell.
Tarwater03 3 months ago
@Tarwater03 cos he needs them... like any government or company..But when no longer useful how do you think they were treated.. to dinner at the castle?
DogsWasHere 3 months ago
Henry V. One of the greatest and bravest kings that ever lived, the battle of agincourt was one of the most memroble battles ever and who was the king, Henry V. 6000 Englishmen vs 20,000 French. 10,000 french died that day and only 520 englishmen died, that shows how great the english are!
EthanG298 3 months ago
King Harry. I would have followed that man to any death. Not many men can rally soldiers in such a way. I'm not even English, I'm American. But hey, I know bravery, honor, and character when I see it.
Yarnall541 3 months ago
It is this day that those who seek that divide between our world and the rest shall see that it was in the time of Shakespeare that he knew the words of Humanism how we are all equal before what ever force controls our lives.
Not those that hold money and minds but the lives of thse days rest upon its ground. Ground not owned nor Captured but it who hast formed the ground
pennyforyou 3 months ago
Any time I think Shakespeare is overrated I just watch this and realize how wrong I am. I tear up every time. Every time.
darkknight07100 3 months ago 2
Dark ones took the monarchy long ago. Find your strength in teh Spirit, devoid of offices long corrupted.
AOZXRAY 3 months ago
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futurefutureofficial 3 months ago
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futurefutureofficial 3 months ago
I've just reenacted this scene in Tesco, meat isle. Can you fucking believe I got arrested?
thegafferlives 3 months ago 38
@thegafferlives o_O clearly Tesco employees never read Henry V... how dare they to call the police for observing the speech that brought victory to Hundred Year's War?!
You should have re-enacted it ON St Crispin's Day, though. October 25th!
GabrielleduVent 3 months ago
@thegafferlives wow, i loled so hard...thanks for letting us know! hahaha
adamobarca 2 months ago
@thegafferlives
Hahahahahahaha - sure it's late but what you gonna do?
AlchemicalDavid 2 months ago
Even listening to this, it's hard to forget Project Skin Horse. Unity! Tip! Sweetheart! Where are you when I need you! D~
Dunwyche 3 months ago
i could kill anyone with this speech, gives me goosebumps
smello897 4 months ago
ハリポタのギルデロイ・ロックハートの人？
cjdjtmwt 4 months ago
And this is why Britain should not shun away her monarch, This is in our blood!
sgtsolo1 4 months ago 22
@sgtsolo1
Agreed!
ExtremeBogom 4 months ago
@sgtsolo1 ..PLEASE!!...like the modern royals are anything more than a bunch of money grabbing,greedy bastards!
BENTLEYQUAMP 3 months ago
@BENTLEYQUAMP Believe it or not they actually generate a massive amount of money for our country, search this:
"The True Cost of the Royal Family Explained"
its quite interesting actually :)
sgtsolo1 3 months ago
@sgtsolo1 ..lol...don`t take this the wrong way....but you are the most polite person i`ve ever met on yt..
BENTLEYQUAMP 3 months ago
@BENTLEYQUAMP Haha, I take that as a compliment :) But even when im being good mannered i still get into my fair share of arguements, I guess I haven't met anyone I disagree with on this video maybe because its so... English :D
sgtsolo1 3 months ago
@sgtsolo1 ..lol....well good luck to you.
BENTLEYQUAMP 3 months ago
@BENTLEYQUAMP lmao :)
sgtsolo1 3 months ago
@sgtsolo1 ...except that this is a fictitious portrayal. So it's not in your blood.
MichaelTheOliver 3 months ago
@MichaelTheOliver Wrong, Henry the 5th is based on fact, its a historical biography of a king And a man that conquered a third of France. This is Shakespeare, not Hollywood.
sgtsolo1 3 months ago
@sgtsolo1 - Britain should demand a monarch which actually leads for the interest, prosperity, and uplift of the English & British people instead of foreign interests and alien invasion.
willyrobinson 3 months ago
@willyrobinson I totally agree, our old queen is nice and all but she hasn't "defended our laws". Maybe She Is a role model, But she isn't the kind of monarch we need.
sgtsolo1 3 months ago
I wanna fight now..............anyone? lol
shirtcreek 4 months ago
Facebook :D
Hokage696 4 months ago 2
Is this available in Klingon?
animal0mother 4 months ago 2
i dont understand most of what hes saying... i know the words... but they dont make sense.
MrEightyGig 4 months ago
1:44 its christian bale!!!
alexparkalal 4 months ago
@alexparkalal is that actually him?!?!?! :D
sgtsolo1 4 months ago
@sgtsolo1 lol never mind i checked and its him, he looks so damn young!
sgtsolo1 4 months ago
@sgtsolo1 lol never mind i checked and its him, he looks so damn young!
sgtsolo1 4 months ago
@sgtsolo1 yeah someone told me he started with shakesperarean stuff
alexparkalal 4 months ago
@alexparkalal holy shit youre right!
xeeng1 4 months ago
why do people have to flame after a great video
people haven't changed
people are no different then they where 500 years ago
war never changes
mario2371 4 months ago
Such beautiful language - oh how I wish Shakespearian english was still around.
Griffinltd 4 months ago 2
@Griffinltd Definitively, i never understood it at first, but when you finally understand it its something quite magical :)
sgtsolo1 4 months ago
UKIP
ExtremeBogom 4 months ago
no, not the best speech from the play but the best speech of all time.
evildavethegreat86 4 months ago 2
@trap9876 Yes, and where are the Caucasians and negroes in Bollywood?
tubetopher 4 months ago
do you think there will ever be a day that shakespeare's work wont be celebrated? I think not.
EnglishRuggers25 4 months ago
WE FEW, WE HAPPY FEW... WE BAND OF BROTHERS!
Achi1187 4 months ago 3
Agincourt was one of the those rare times where the advance in military technology far outstripped military strategy leading to the defeat of the French. The days of armor were over. btw, the next time such a confluence like that happened it was WW1...
DukeofConDao 4 months ago in playlist movies
Yo wtf I see Christian Bale! LOL
luckygreensocks 4 months ago
@luckygreensocks Oh christ! your rightl!!
sgtsolo1 4 months ago
Do you have a link to the battle scene of this one movie?
3ch056 4 months ago
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@townsley2 as my old granddad used to say never trust a frenchmen, and don't go spouting on about how u invaded us in 1066 that was the normans completely different ethnic stock. If french is superior to english than why is english the international Language if you want to get anywhere in life you have to speak english.
Leicestercityrules24 4 months ago
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Leicestercityrules24 4 months ago
The French stood against the English 6 to 1. And the English held the field.
h44Nor 4 months ago
@h44Nor we did have a little help from the weather and local geology.... and the stupidity of our opponents. Henry played a master stroke... drawing the French up a funnelled plateau of thick mud where they were treading all over one another trying to effectively crawl out of glue as arrows rained down into the kill zone making escape even more impossible.
sword4thelord 4 months ago 2
@sword4thelord and oh was it beautiful
TheGreatBerserker 4 months ago
Those were the days....when we English were lions led by lions.....unike now, where we are lions led by dickheads!
BENTLEYQUAMP 4 months ago 30
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@BENTLEYQUAMP Same here in the States.....
We need to be led by a Lion:
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