Vacys Motuzas prieš 1 sekundę Nice movie . Thanks ...

seaneen delong prieš 1 mėnesį Only quibble so far: Normans were predominantly blue eyed with dark hair and sallow skin tones. Yet even with the mood tones it is blatant most actors representing William's camp are blomds etc...

Gordon Frickers prieš 2 savaites The principals spoke in actuality old Norman French which is difficult to understand today. Even now, most Normans have a distinctive accent among French speakers. By the way, I live in Bretagne, Brittany.

Michael Meo prieš 2 savaites (redaguota) This is a French, specifically a Norman-French, movie depicting the life story of a local Boy Made Good. It depicts a conjectural youth of William the Conquerer, whose father died (when William was eight years old) on his way back from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, while he himself had been born before the marriage ceremony (and so British historians typically call him William the Bastard). The dialogue is dubbed into English from the original French -- which, of course, is what what the principals spoke in actuality.