Fury Of Achilles | Full Movie | Marino Girolami | Gordon Mitchell, Jacques Bergerac, Cristina Gaioni, Ennio Girolami

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FURY OF ACHILLES
| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance, War | 1962 |

Plot:
In the tenth year of the Trojan War, tensions between Achilles and Agamemnon divide the Greek camp while giving hope to the Trojans.

Crew:

• Directed by: Marino Girolami
• Written by: Gino De Santis, Homer
• Starring: Gordon Mitchell, Jacques Bergerac, Cristina Gaioni, Ennio Girolami
• Produced by: Samuel Z. Arkoff, James H. Nicholson
• Music by: Carlo Savina
• Cinematography: Mario Fioretti
• Edited by: Mirella Casini

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Transcript

00:00:30Oh, heavenly goddess, tell me of the many woes brought on the Greeks by the wrath of

00:00:58Achilles. The Iliad of Homer. The story begins outside the walls of Troy. For ten long years

00:01:10the Greek army has vainly besieged the city. And if the Trojans have suffered under this

00:01:14relentless assault, the Greeks too feel the hardships of war. Exhausted by many battles

00:01:21and short of supplies, the Greeks are camped on the coast, where they live by ravaging

00:01:25the countryside. All the towns along the coast have been sacked, and now the Greeks are forced

00:01:32to look farther afield for plunder. This expedition is marching against the city of Larnassus.

00:01:44It is led by Agamemnon, son of Atreus, king of Mycenae and Corinth, commander of all the

00:01:49Greek armies. With him is Ulysses, the wisest and most cunning of Greek warriors, but stronger

00:01:55than all others is Achilles, king of Thea, son of Phileas and Thetis. This famous hero

00:02:01has been made invulnerable by divine will. With Achilles is Patroclus, his best friend.

00:02:08They have fought together in a hundred battles. Before such an array of force, the city of

00:02:13Larnassus is doomed.

00:04:14Help me!

00:04:19Help me!

00:04:37Help me!

00:04:43Help me!

00:05:13Help me!

00:05:29You, bring that here. Put it over there. Hurry up. Now then, what's this? Ah, solid gold.

00:05:41Come with me.

00:05:48Put it down and take them all out. Good, good.

00:06:01You're hurting me. Leave me alone. Keep your hands off me.

00:06:06Come on, get a move on.

00:06:08You're a slave now, don't get in the way.

00:06:10I'm not your slave. Stop it!

00:06:23That pretty little girl in the yellow dress already knows that I'm thinking of her. When my turn comes, I'll choose her.

00:06:32I want her companion. The one in red.

00:06:36Unfortunately, Agamemnon has first choice. But we don't have to worry about Ulysses.

00:06:44What do you mean?

00:06:47Who do you think that gold brazier will go to, for example?

00:06:51Put it over there. His wife needn't worry. As long as there's gold, he'll be faithful to her, won't he?

00:06:59And the Hermes, the god of thieves. But his greed does not displease me.

00:07:06I see what you mean.

00:07:09Agamemnon, you have the right of the first choice.

00:07:29What's your name?

00:07:30Phenia.

00:07:32And yours?

00:07:33Griselle.

00:07:35Come on, get a move on. Keep moving.

00:07:38Beautiful. Very beautiful. What's your name?

00:07:41What's yours?

00:07:42My name doesn't matter. I'm the king of kings.

00:07:45And I'm the queen of queens.

00:07:47The queen of queens.

00:07:49What's your name?

00:07:50Phenia.

00:07:51And yours?

00:07:52Griselle.

00:07:54Come on, get a move on. Keep moving.

00:08:08consecrated to Apollo the God of Kings you will learn this very night that

00:08:13you're nothing but a prisoner of war a priestess no longer but a slave

00:08:16sacrilege who is this little devil Chris says of lunacy's daughter of the

00:08:24priest of Apollo she's mine and a father leave him to starve in the ruins take

00:08:31her back to Agamemnon's camp Ulysses this one's my prisoner naturally brave

00:08:53Achilles Ulysses when you send a messenger to your wife tell Penelope

00:08:58that Patroclus thanks her because it wasn't for her you might have chosen one

00:09:01of these girls and left only the gold to keep us company yeah

00:09:11Agamemnon Ulysses Achilles and Patroclus are away on an expedition what are we

00:09:18waiting for without these leaders the Greeks on the coast are completely

00:09:24lacking in authority cunning and strength again I ask you what is holding

00:09:30us back Hector's rights are only yes this is the moment to attack their camp

00:09:35and set fire to their ships may you well know that as long as they have ships to

00:09:42carry supplies our situation is hopeless do you expect the gods to destroy them

00:09:48for ten years the God to protect it up yes I've been on for ten years and now

00:09:53the fates have turned against us the gods favor Achilles but these adverse

00:09:58gods are far away because Achilles is far away yet only the name of Achilles

00:10:03makes you turn pale that's right Paris yes yes the name of Achilles makes me

00:10:10turn pale beloved prime king and father you speak tell him who is the cause of

00:10:19all our grief that I shall die by the hand of Achilles according to the

00:10:23Oracle but I was the quiet purse if I fear the king of fear the invulnerable

00:10:29it is only because my services are useful to my country on the day of

00:10:34victory Achilles can drive his lance through my body and throw me to the dogs

00:10:39as he promised at last you all know what the Oracle said it's true and it is

00:10:51terrible for me as a father what do you want us to do Hector attack in force

00:11:01attack the Greek camps on all sides we can pretend to make the main drive

00:11:06towards the camp of old Nestor remember he has to protect the camps of Agamemnon

00:11:12and Achilles up the two Ajax I think their camps are near the two weak ones

00:11:16when they see us tell them help all right but I meantime with a handful of

00:11:21picked warriors will follow the river Scamander we'll force our way through

00:11:27the tunnel leading to the ocean and with the help of the gods reach the ships our

00:11:32torchbearers will do the rest we should use this truce to recover our strength

00:11:35another failure would be the end of us there won't be a failure but a truce is

00:11:39a matter of honor have you become a council of cowards is this why all of

00:11:49Greece is at our gates father please I beg you bless our weapons and give your

00:11:56soldiers the order to attack from the walls of Troy you can watch the burning

00:12:01of the whole Greek fleet I put Hector's proposal to the vote

00:12:10Oh

00:12:23then my son and may the gods protect you

00:12:39Oh

00:12:48Hector

00:12:53and drama key dear wife

00:13:02I would listen

00:13:05please Hector don't go you mustn't cry but why you always you have Paris go and

00:13:16burn the Greek ship your bravery your courage will be your death don't

00:13:22challenge fate Hector think of me and our son dear and drama key I always

00:13:27think of you and of him even in the midst of the most arduous of battles I

00:13:32think of my brave and devoted wife whom I love so much you spend your life on

00:13:38the battlefield and I remain all alone living in fear that you may not come

00:13:42back

00:13:48you must love your country more than no that isn't true no I have no love for the

00:13:56task of killing all those Greek soldiers but I have no choice if I don't kill

00:14:02them they will kill me you and everyone it seems to be my destiny to have to

00:14:11lead the army that's why now more than ever I need your strength and your

00:14:18courage if I give strength to my soldiers you also give strength to me

00:15:18Ulysses can't beat help but the Trojans seem to be attacking from all sides Ajax

00:15:38Telemon cover the east the other captains will have to attack when needed

00:15:41but you'll weaken your camp I have to protect the interests of the Kings who

00:15:45got on a foraging expedition for us Esther I don't understand look on the

00:15:50center of the battle it's move it doesn't appear to be any plan of attack

00:15:56perhaps it's just a skirmish I think it's just a diversion to hide their real

00:16:02objective from us

00:16:15Oh

00:16:45Oh

00:17:15Oh

00:17:45Oh

00:18:16Oh

00:18:28down here all of you hurry

00:18:45Oh

00:19:15Oh

00:19:45Oh

00:20:15Wow

00:20:45Oh

00:21:15Oh

00:21:46Oh

00:21:50Oh

00:21:57Oh

00:22:05Oh

00:22:08Oh

00:22:11Oh

00:22:15Leon!

00:22:23Leon!

00:22:27Leon!

00:22:31Leon!

00:22:39It's Achilles!

00:22:42Leon!

00:22:45You must retreat, Hector.

00:22:47You won't escape me, Hector!

00:22:50I'm waiting here for you.

00:22:52Come and get me!

00:23:15Where are you able to walk?

00:23:24Why do you stop, Achille? Hector is wounded!

00:23:45Come and get me!

00:24:14You two wait here. Cover our retreat.

00:24:42Here, help me! Quickly, the horses!

00:25:12Hector!

00:25:39Hector!

00:25:54Hector!

00:26:22Hector!

00:26:48Hector!

00:26:57Where are you?

00:26:59Come back and avenge this warrior!

00:27:27You were both brave and valorous.

00:27:35I want him to receive full honors.

00:27:47Once again, we've been fortunate.

00:27:49I thank you, my brave friends.

00:27:51Venerable Nestor, I know how you feel.

00:27:54We won't leave you again.

00:27:56But let me say in front of everyone,

00:27:58I couldn't have done better myself.

00:28:00We have the gods on our side.

00:28:02They led Achilles back to us at exactly the right moment.

00:28:06Yes, and tomorrow we will have a feast and hold games in honor of the gods.

00:28:11We must discuss the arrangement. Come to my tent.

00:28:14I have the impression that our two young friends

00:28:16aren't thinking about the gods at the moment.

00:28:20Even King Agamemnon himself

00:28:22made an appointment with Venus and Larnacus.

00:28:27It doesn't matter.

00:28:28Ulysses will stay with me.

00:28:31While we plan all the games, you can plan how to win them.

00:28:34You may return to your camp.

00:28:40Well, now.

00:28:41I think we should hold the games on an open space.

00:28:57Thank you.

00:29:12Briseille, where on earth have you been?

00:29:16I thought you'd been murdered or carried off by the gods

00:29:20to the land of the underworld.

00:29:23Have you made up your mind now?

00:29:26Why do you act so foolishly, Briseille?

00:29:30Try a little of this Greek wine.

00:29:32It's very strong and sweet

00:29:35and helps you forget your unhappiness.

00:29:39All your old friends and all of your family

00:29:42gone away.

00:29:45Gone away forever.

00:29:48Try some wine, Briseille.

00:29:50It helps you forget.

00:29:51Help me forget?

00:29:58What would you have me forget?

00:30:00That I was once a free woman and now I'm nothing more than a slave?

00:30:03Modesty has never been your strong point, has it?

00:30:05You always were rather proud, Briseille.

00:30:07That's enough, Seigneur.

00:30:09Why do you struggle against your fate?

00:30:11Who knows if one day we may return to Lannisters as queens?

00:30:15After all, we might have ended up in the arms of some toothless old soldier.

00:30:22Instead, we are to be the brides of kings.

00:30:26Slaves?

00:30:27Brides.

00:30:29I believe Patroclus will marry me.

00:30:31I would have been very jealous of your Achilles

00:30:33were I forced to wed another.

00:30:34No.

00:30:35I could never pretend to love him.

00:30:37Achilles will never touch me

00:30:39if I only had enough courage to kill myself.

00:30:41I think you'll change your mind very soon, dear.

00:30:43Just see if you don't.

00:30:45Now, girls, here's the perfume and the oil

00:30:48and the water is already fragrant with roses.

00:30:52Is it so difficult to wash away the odor of death

00:30:54from your two butchering masters?

00:30:56Our masters have not touched you yet, hmm?

00:31:00Oil of roses.

00:31:03Hmm.

00:31:05It's Achilles!

00:31:06Achilles is back!

00:31:07Come on!

00:31:09Come on, Achilles!

00:31:11Achilles is here!

00:31:13Achilles!

00:31:14Come on!

00:31:15Achilles!

00:31:16Come on!

00:31:17Achilles!

00:31:18Achilles!

00:31:19Achilles!

00:31:20Achilles is here!

00:31:22I wonder what you're up to.

00:31:24We managed to reach the ships in time.

00:31:26Time is the slave of Achilles.

00:31:28Achilles is the slave of time.

00:31:31Tomorrow, my friends,

00:31:33we will justly celebrate our victory.

00:31:43May the gods attend my master.

00:31:46Everything is ready for the bath, my king.

00:31:49The god of love with gentle tread

00:31:53would hide his dire intentioned foe.

00:31:57Yet I will tie him prisoner

00:32:00with lashings of shining gold.

00:32:13Long life to Patroclus of Thea.

00:32:16My little maiden has fled like a deer.

00:32:18We know of your fame to speed, my lord.

00:32:20Catch her if you can.

00:32:23I will catch her.

00:32:26I will catch her presently

00:32:29after I take a bath.

00:32:31Health to our two great warriors

00:32:33in the god of love.

00:32:38Patroclus.

00:32:49Patroclus, you're putting too much energy into your work.

00:32:52Ah, but tonight I must serve the goddess of love.

00:33:22Rize, come and pour me some wine.

00:33:47Then I'll tell you of the fight today.

00:33:53Don't you sing, Rize.

00:34:02Rize, come and pour me some wine.

00:34:23Hector flees me.

00:34:25And a female from Linessus dares so much.

00:34:29What do you want me to do with you?

00:34:31Break you in like a wild mare?

00:34:33Or throw you into the arms of my warriors?

00:34:35But at least they're mortals

00:34:37who may have to pay with their lives

00:34:39for the curse of war in your battles.

00:34:42Do you think I'm invulnerable, immortal?

00:34:45Everyone says so.

00:34:47And even I myself tried with this.

00:34:49I feel terror and loathing of a being with your fatal destiny.

00:34:52You're wrong, Briseis.

00:34:54I'm by no means invulnerable.

00:34:56And will die one day.

00:34:58Even you could have killed me.

00:35:12The vagrant gods protect all of me.

00:35:16Except one spot.

00:35:18A fighting machine.

00:35:22Created to destroy.

00:35:25And that also can be destroyed.

00:35:28When and where they wish.

00:35:30As I said, you could have killed me.

00:35:33It is not necessary to be a hero.

00:35:36A child could kill me.

00:35:38Providing he struck me in the right spot.

00:35:41I do not know where the fatal place is.

00:35:44I do not know where the fatal point is.

00:35:47But I know that I will not return alive from Troy.

00:35:52This the oracle said before I left Greece.

00:35:56That Troy will only fall after the death of Hector.

00:36:00That Hector must be killed by Achilles.

00:36:04But that I, Achilles, will die after the death of Hector.

00:36:08Immediately after.

00:36:10Thus spoke the oracle.

00:36:13Briseis.

00:36:19The other warriors have hopes of defending themselves against death.

00:36:23And surviving to return home.

00:36:26But not I.

00:36:28Thus I ask of the wine as I ask of your beauty.

00:36:32The illusion of being a man like all the others.

00:36:35But when I drink too much wine I behave like an animal.

00:36:39And you repulse me.

00:36:41By denying me the gift.

00:36:43Then out of pity you would give to the least of my warriors.

00:37:11Darkness falls over the Greek camp.

00:37:32And one by one the tired warriors surrender to the firm and gentle power of Morpheus.

00:37:36God of sleep and dreams.

00:37:39The men of Argos sleep as do Diomedes their king.

00:37:42Ajax and Nesta.

00:37:44And the energy spent in the sacking of Larnassus.

00:37:46But in the tent of King Agamemnon a light still burns.

00:37:53Who is your perfume?

00:37:57Not quite.

00:38:00Ah yes.

00:38:01Jasmine of Persia.

00:38:03The most exotic and the most suited to the task of winning a reluctant consent.

00:38:10Don't you agree my dear Cressida?

00:38:12I'm sure you recall this very perfume eh?

00:38:15Hurry up.

00:38:16You'd better be careful.

00:38:18I remember well that you were only 25.

00:38:21I wouldn't want the Virgin of Larnassus to laugh at you but I...

00:38:25Cressida you're making a fool of yourself.

00:38:30Criseas.

00:38:31Does your vocation permit you to drink wine?

00:38:33We must make a libation to Bacchus.

00:38:36May he give me strength.

00:38:38And you desire.

00:38:41Never mind child.

00:38:44Makes me sick when he tries to show off in front of me.

00:38:47Take care in how you send the letter.

00:38:48You'll sleep quietly tonight.

00:38:50This will be an unforgettable night for the priestess of Apollo.

00:38:53Men.

00:38:54They're always boasting.

00:38:55He'll never grow up.

00:39:00Here please drink some wine.

00:39:01You'll feel better.

00:39:09Divine Apollo.

00:39:11God of the silver bow.

00:39:13Your priest has nothing more to ask of you.

00:39:16It is right that you abandon one not able to defend your sacred altar.

00:39:24But Apollo.

00:39:26You are the only one.

00:39:28You are the only one.

00:39:30You are the only one.

00:39:32You are the only one.

00:39:34You are the only one.

00:39:36But Apollo.

00:39:38As a father I implore your assistance.

00:39:41A father who must lament the unjust fate of his daughter.

00:39:45She who also.

00:39:47Oh God.

00:39:48Offered you her prayers and many sacrifices.

00:39:51And spirit of purest love.

00:39:55Apollo.

00:39:57Apollo.

00:39:59Criseas is at the mercy of a pitiless enemy.

00:40:02Her youthful gentleness.

00:40:04And her beauty.

00:40:06Her very honor is consecrated to you.

00:40:09Oh God.

00:40:11And now become the plating of the Greeks most base desire.

00:40:16Apollo.

00:40:18Protect my daughter.

00:40:22I beg you to hear the words of Criseas your priest.

00:40:27And save my poor child.

00:40:30Hear me Criseas.

00:40:31Hear me Criseas.

00:40:32Go now to the council of the Greeks.

00:40:34And lay abundant wealth and riches before King Agamemnon.

00:40:38What wealth can I offer him?

00:40:40A poor priest without a temple.

00:40:43A citizen without a city.

00:41:01Oh God.

00:41:25Come in hurry.

00:41:28Now you go with her.

00:41:32Come on girl.

00:41:34Help me with him.

00:41:36Oh well now.

00:41:38Girl.

00:41:39My little baby's all tired out sleeping.

00:41:42You old bitch.

00:41:44Oh he wants a little rest.

00:41:46Oh my poor little boy.

00:41:54What's the matter?

00:41:56This is just the time that my wife lights the fire.

00:41:59She's still alive.

00:42:00But you had a daughter.

00:42:01You should light the fire.

00:42:03She's too young.

00:42:04She was four when we left home ten years back.

00:42:07So she must be fourteen by now.

00:42:09Fourteen's the best age for lighting all kinds of fires.

00:42:15Hey look.

00:42:26Stop.

00:42:27Who are you old man?

00:42:28How did that wagon get here without making any noise?

00:42:30Are you a man or a ghost?

00:42:32A man like you.

00:42:34Both the same in the grief we bear.

00:42:36What do you mean?

00:42:37You've been thinking of your daughter.

00:42:39And I of mine.

00:42:41That's why I'm here.

00:42:42I've come to get her.

00:42:45I am Crisis of Larnessa's servant of Apollo.

00:42:48I want to speak to King Agamemnon.

00:42:50Do you think he wants to speak to you?

00:42:51Shall we let him pass?

00:42:52Maybe.

00:42:53But he's chosen a bad moment.

00:42:54The king is preparing for the games.

00:42:56What are they for?

00:42:57Because we won a battle yesterday.

00:42:59We're celebrating the victory.

00:43:00A father who expects Agamemnon to return his young daughter would be wise to hurry.

00:43:11See that everything is in order.

00:43:13Go.

00:43:15The gods treat you well, Agamemnon.

00:43:17You shine like an inhabitant of Olympus.

00:43:21Ulysses.

00:43:22I never trust you when you start paying compliments.

00:43:25I prefer your sarcasm.

00:43:28Still, I must admit, there's nothing like a victory to invigorate the body and spirit.

00:43:33A victory in love or war?

00:43:38Have you prepared everything?

00:43:40Yes, we're almost ready.

00:43:41The other kings have already brought their gifts.

00:43:43But not you, though.

00:43:47Who is that?

00:43:50I am Crisis, the servant of Apollo, father of Chryseis.

00:43:55By what right do you come here?

00:43:57By the will of God.

00:43:59What do you want?

00:44:00My daughter.

00:44:02And I offer you this in exchange.

00:44:05A wagonload of treasure.

00:44:07It's not enough.

00:44:08But surely you can't be serious.

00:44:10Call Calchas.

00:44:12My advisor, Calchas.

00:44:13Calchas.

00:44:14Calchas.

00:44:15Calchas will clarify my decision.

00:44:18He'll clarify my religious position.

00:44:21He'll explain, speaking for the gods,

00:44:23the terrible obligations they imposed upon me before I could come here as commander of the army.

00:44:28In just having a daughter, you are fortunate.

00:44:31Remember that mine was sacrificed in Aulis!

00:44:34Before my fleet could even be put to sea for Troy!

00:44:37Sacrificed! A mere child!

00:44:39Slaughtered by the priests on the altar stone!

00:44:42A king subjects alike unto his children.

00:44:46You are deprived of one daughter,

00:44:48but have saved all your sons and all your people.

00:44:52But I have only her.

00:44:55Calchas,

00:44:57you tell how my helpless child Iphigenia trembled at the sacrificial knife.

00:45:01Make him understand how much more terrible is the cold altar stone of the temple of sacrifice

00:45:06than the soft bed that I offered to his daughter.

00:45:09Tell him.

00:45:10Blasphemy, yes!

00:45:11Tell him that!

00:45:12I laugh at him and his god!

00:45:14I will beg pity for you.

00:45:16Pity for your family, pity for your warriors.

00:45:19It's terrible, the retribution of the angry god.

00:45:22In that case, you won't object to my immediate compensation.

00:45:26Unload that cart and put everything in my tent.

00:45:32You can go.

00:45:34And thank, if not my faith, then my superstition,

00:45:38which prevents me from executing an old fool.

00:45:41Go!

00:45:43And don't return to my camp, or neither god nor sanctity will help you.

00:45:52Have mercy on us.

00:45:54He has a burning pain within his heart that makes him pitiless,

00:45:58but surely the others are not to blame.

00:46:00Whoever allows a cruel and unjust king to rule over his country,

00:46:04whosoever supports a leader in straying from the paths of righteousness

00:46:08deserves the punishment of the god.

00:46:11Calcus prae, if anyone is dear to you.

00:46:18Here, some more men come over here and help with this.

00:46:20Right.

00:46:42Ulysses, here's the tunic.

00:46:47To the winner, for his lady,

00:46:50the gift of king Ulysses, king of Ithaca.

00:46:57It's beautiful, beautiful, Patrick. Let's leave, will you?

00:47:00Don't count on it, Xenia. There are many champions,

00:47:03much stronger and faster than me.

00:47:12Pick this one.

00:47:14But why?

00:47:15Because I like the color.

00:47:17Look, it's the color of the setting sun, the time of rest and sleep.

00:47:22Our time.

00:47:23Good.

00:47:24All right, orange for me.

00:47:26Orange picked by Patroclus.

00:47:29Do you want that dress?

00:47:31No.

00:47:33I'd like Xenia to have it.

00:47:35Look how bright her eyes are.

00:47:38She will have it.

00:47:39Thank you.

00:47:45I see that some of you are already worried by Achilles.

00:47:48Well, if I was competing today, there'd be no doubt about it.

00:47:51Blue for Achilles.

00:47:53You've chosen the blue, eh?

00:47:55Are you competing, Nestor?

00:47:57No, I don't want to make you boys look foolish.

00:47:59I leave the prizes to you.

00:48:01I leave the prizes to you.

00:48:05Well, Achilles?

00:48:10Already I command not.

00:48:12Now then, remember, this is a trial of ability, not of strength.

00:48:15Is that all clear?

00:48:17No one has to throw the lance until the target reaches that mark over there.

00:48:22All right?

00:48:23On your mark.

00:48:26Oh, excuse me.

00:48:27I'm left-handed, don't forget.

00:48:29No, leave them like that.

00:48:32Are you ready?

00:48:38Go!

00:48:59Go!

00:49:09Orange in the middle.

00:49:11The winner is Patroclus.

00:49:13Congratulations.

00:49:14Prince of Locres.

00:49:17The tunic is yours.

00:49:20Patroclus, well done.

00:49:22Now, who's going to win the next event?

00:49:29Achilles! Achilles! Achilles!

00:49:36Oh, great Apollo,

00:49:39God of the silver bow,

00:49:42hear your faithful servant.

00:49:49I have always worked to create your holy temple

00:49:53and deck your altar with living sacrifices.

00:49:57Hear my plea and let your revenge descend on the Greeks

00:50:01for what they have done to me.

00:50:04If you want the tunic, just say so.

00:50:06I'm judge of the games and I saw everything.

00:50:08I'm happy for the happiness of Zania.

00:50:10As Achilles is for Patroclus.

00:50:12Noble sentiment.

00:50:14In that case, I was mistaken. I saw nothing.

00:50:17And now it's time for the next event.

00:50:19Are you not running, Ulysses?

00:50:20Yes, in my imagination.

00:50:22It's less time.

00:50:23It's less time.

00:50:25All right, men, ready along the starting line.

00:50:31Achilles,

00:50:33you start back there by that horse.

00:50:40Is this far enough?

00:50:41All right.

00:50:53Achilles!

00:51:23Achilles!

00:51:53Achilles!

00:52:17Like darkest night, the mighty god descended

00:52:19and wreaked his fury on the Grecian fleet.

00:52:23A flash of thunder burst the gloomy heavens

00:52:25and lightning struck the warriors where they stood.

00:52:29For nine whole days, the Greeks endured this terror

00:52:33and many with a massive funeral fire.

00:52:53A-choo!

00:52:54A-choo!

00:52:55A-choo!

00:52:56A-choo!

00:52:57A-choo!

00:52:58A-choo!

00:52:59A-choo!

00:53:00A-choo!

00:53:01A-choo!

00:53:02A-choo!

00:53:03A-choo!

00:53:04A-choo!

00:53:05A-choo!

00:53:06A-choo!

00:53:07A-choo!

00:53:08A-choo!

00:53:11And on the 10th day, Achilles called the leaders

00:53:14and rising up before them, thus he spoke.

00:53:18My Lord,

00:53:19we must return home now if we're allowed to live.

00:53:23War and pestilence are destroying us.

00:53:27As to the war, you and your brother

00:53:30know the origin better than all.

00:53:33As for the pestilence, nobody knows the reason.

00:53:38Therefore, it is time some diviner, priest,

00:53:42interpreter of dreams was consulted

00:53:45to tell us if Apollo is accusing us

00:53:47for having offended or neglected him

00:53:50and if he demands sacrifices

00:53:53which will lift his vengeance from our heads.

00:53:57Calchas, what do you think?

00:54:00Yes, I can explain it,

00:54:02but not before you promise me the security of your protection.

00:54:06The predictions of the gods and their ministers

00:54:08are often displeasing to the mighty

00:54:11and the mighty have respect for us

00:54:13only when we can offer to them blessings and flattery.

00:54:17Enough of this chatter.

00:54:19The facts, if you know anything.

00:54:22I ask you to speak

00:54:25and I will defend you

00:54:27against all the rulers and arrogant people of the world.

00:54:32Apollo is insulted and outraged

00:54:36that his servant Crisis has denied

00:54:39the return of his daughter.

00:54:41It is obvious the father's curse was granted

00:54:45by an approving god.

00:54:46Did you hear that?

00:54:47And imposes on us a misfortune

00:54:49without the hope that the other gods of Olympus

00:54:52will take our part

00:54:53until the proper respect is paid to Apollo.

00:54:56What do you propose then?

00:54:57Not I, but Apollo expects you to restore Crisis to her father.

00:55:02I, for my part, advise you to add to that

00:55:05a generous sacrifice and expiation.

00:55:08Prophet of disaster,

00:55:10not once have you ever spoken

00:55:11without filling my heart with sorrow

00:55:13or my head with unwelcome ideas.

00:55:16As a man Agamemnon tells you,

00:55:19Crisis is dear to me.

00:55:21Thus, she has no price.

00:55:24And so you may understand

00:55:26that which is priceless

00:55:28can never be ransomed.

00:55:32But a king should stand above ordinary men.

00:55:36A king seeks the safety,

00:55:39not the death of his people.

00:55:42The king Agamemnon

00:55:44demands from the man Agamemnon this Crisis

00:55:47and returns her to her god.

00:55:50But the people,

00:55:52the other heroes and kings

00:55:54must pay me recompense.

00:55:57Must pay my sacrifice.

00:55:59Agamemnon,

00:56:02famous for his avidity and no less for his greed.

00:56:06As an orator,

00:56:08you contradict yourself.

00:56:10How do we compensate you?

00:56:14Is there perhaps spoil

00:56:15that has not been divided

00:56:16that can be allotted to you?

00:56:19Or do you want to take from others

00:56:20what the god demands from you?

00:56:23Be satisfied with our promise.

00:56:25Criseus will be paid

00:56:27100 times her worth

00:56:29when we come to the plunder of Troy.

00:56:32Now I understand.

00:56:34Now I know who it was

00:56:35who dared to put those lying words

00:56:38in the mouth of Calchas.

00:56:42This too

00:56:43must be endured by a king

00:56:45because the people believe

00:56:46in his noble generosity.

00:56:49Very well.

00:56:51We are as we are.

00:56:53I give my people Criseus

00:56:56but demand of Achilles

00:56:59that he give me in return

00:57:01his slave Briseus of Larnassus.

00:57:03I have spoken.

00:57:06I am here

00:57:07not for my hate for the Trojans

00:57:10but for your benefit

00:57:11and the honor of your brother.

00:57:13I who bear the major burden of the war

00:57:16do not see you taking equal share to mine

00:57:18but a much larger part.

00:57:20Always!

00:57:22I must endure your abuse

00:57:24in addition your insults.

00:57:26I'm leaving you.

00:57:28I'm going back to fear.

00:57:31Leave.

00:57:32Leave me then.

00:57:33Other kings, other heroes

00:57:34will remain at my side

00:57:35worthy as yourself

00:57:37even if they are not

00:57:38mongrels of a goddess.

00:57:42Achilles!

00:57:45Go now.

00:57:47You are and never will be

00:57:49on the side of justice.

00:57:51Time will repay you

00:57:52for this insult, Achilles.

00:58:00Everybody, remember.

00:58:03When Hector's army

00:58:04is defeated

00:58:06Achilles's army

00:58:07is defeated.

00:58:08Everybody, remember.

00:58:10When Hector's sword

00:58:11soaks the fields

00:58:12with Greek blood

00:58:15and I see that hour approaching

00:58:18you can ask the reason

00:58:20from your noble king.

00:58:31If Achilles loves that woman

00:58:33I'd be careful of him, Agamemnon.

00:58:35Yes?

00:58:39Forgive us

00:58:40and ask your god Apollo

00:58:42to pardon our people.

00:58:44Go.

00:58:52It's sad to perform

00:58:53an act of justice in secret.

00:58:55Sadness is to be expected

00:58:56when one offends

00:58:57the conscience of a king.

00:59:09Help me! Help me!

00:59:14I'm healed!

00:59:16I'm saved!

00:59:17The plague is finished!

00:59:18The plague is over!

00:59:27Look!

00:59:28The plague is finished!

00:59:31At the price of yet another disaster

00:59:33as you will soon realize

00:59:35what it were only the king

00:59:37to endure it

00:59:39not our poor warriors.

00:59:51Halt!

00:59:54Who are you?

00:59:55Euripides and Talthybius

00:59:57heralds of Agamemnon.

00:59:59What do you want?

01:00:00We bring Achilles

01:00:01an order for Agamemnon.

01:00:03Open the gate.

01:00:07Let's go.

01:00:15Where are they from?

01:00:24What do you want from Achilles?

01:00:26My king doesn't take orders from yours.

01:00:28Leave the camp.

01:00:29Patroclus

01:00:30we must speak to your king.

01:00:32Since time began

01:00:33a herald has been like the wind

01:00:34bearing the voices of all

01:00:36but you spoke of bearing orders

01:00:38not messages.

01:00:39Leave the camp I said.

01:00:40But Patroclus

01:00:42Sentinels!

01:00:44Show these men how we treat

01:00:45bearers of unjust orders

01:00:47from an unjust king.

01:00:50Your souls will bring Agamemnon

01:00:52the reply from Achilles' myrmidons.

01:00:55Stop!

01:00:57It's Achilles.

01:00:59Lower your bows.

01:01:06My noble and faithful friend

01:01:08your loyalty is a comfort

01:01:10to my wounded pride.

01:01:12But you know that an answer

01:01:13is due, King Agamemnon.

01:01:16The heralds are sacred.

01:01:18I will not offend the god

01:01:20to revenge myself on a man

01:01:22if he who abuses his power

01:01:24and does not comply

01:01:25with the laws of honor

01:01:27can call himself a man.

01:01:29Achilles

01:01:30king of Pythia

01:01:31we are speaking for our king

01:01:33but not for ourselves.

01:01:35The heralds must be respected.

01:01:37They're sacred and precious.

01:01:40How could a man otherwise

01:01:41have connections with that

01:01:42snarling dog?

01:01:45Agamemnon

01:01:47Speak!

01:01:48Before my myrmidons

01:01:49remember how to use their

01:01:50bows and swords.

01:01:53What do you want from me?

01:01:55Rheseus.

01:02:02Peleus

01:02:03my father

01:02:05and Chiron the centaur

01:02:07taught me that kings

01:02:08were also men

01:02:10and can err on impulse

01:02:11like all men.

01:02:14Tell Agamemnon

01:02:15that this is proof

01:02:16that he is unworthy

01:02:17to hold the supreme scepter.

01:02:20He has had the whole night

01:02:21for his temper to diminish.

01:02:24But even after the tranquil night

01:02:25which brings counsel

01:02:26and reflection

01:02:28he hasn't learned to act

01:02:29like a real king.

01:02:31While I, Achilles

01:02:33will answer like a king.

01:02:39My friend

01:02:40take Rheseus

01:02:42give her to the heralds.

01:02:44If she cries

01:02:46dry her tears for me.

01:02:48But Achilles!

01:02:50I have Nestor's word

01:02:51that she will not suffer

01:02:52any affront.

01:02:57And regarding the offense

01:02:58he is afflicted on me.

01:03:00You heralds

01:03:01messengers of shame

01:03:04make Agamemnon's spine

01:03:05quiver with this prophecy.

01:03:08When the dogs of Troy

01:03:09are still fighting over

01:03:10the Greek Agamemnon's

01:03:11bruised and bleeding body

01:03:13I, Achilles

01:03:15will look on

01:03:17and I shall not shed a tear.

01:03:18I swear it!

01:03:32It's true, I tell you.

01:03:34The disagreement between

01:03:35Agamemnon and Achilles

01:03:36is complete.

01:03:38Our information says

01:03:39that the Myrmidons

01:03:40will re-embark

01:03:42and are going back to Greece.

01:03:46We mustn't rejoice

01:03:47too soon, my friend.

01:03:50You know

01:03:51I'm not going to be

01:03:52able to make it.

01:03:55You know

01:03:56I'm not going to be able

01:03:57to make it.

01:03:58We mustn't rejoice

01:03:59too soon, my friend.

01:04:01This may be another trick.

01:04:03Perhaps you are right, Paris.

01:04:05And in this case

01:04:06I want to see for myself.

01:04:08Your courage, Hector

01:04:10is not always tempered

01:04:11with sagacity.

01:04:13I would recommend caution.

01:04:15You must remember

01:04:16that in this war

01:04:17we are fighting

01:04:18both against men

01:04:19and gods.

01:04:20Don't blaspheme, Hector.

01:04:22Lest the wrath of Olympus...

01:04:23Up to now

01:04:24for ten years

01:04:25the gods have been against us.

01:04:26All Olympus

01:04:27has opposed us.

01:04:29But today

01:04:30Achilles

01:04:31the demigod

01:04:32the invulnerable

01:04:34has withdrawn

01:04:35from our enemies.

01:04:37You can well imagine

01:04:38the terror in their hearts.

01:04:41They say that

01:04:42night is a good counselor.

01:04:45Tonight

01:04:47let us bring the Greeks

01:04:48some advice.

01:04:50Trojan advice

01:04:51written in blood.

01:04:53Abandon the land of Troy!

01:04:56Abandon the land of Troy!

01:04:58Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:00Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:02Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:04Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:06Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:08Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:10Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:12Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:14Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:16Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:18Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:20Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:22Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:24Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:27Abandon the land of Troy!

01:05:39Here I am, Trojan.

01:05:51Excuse me.

01:05:52Come on, let's go.

01:05:54Come on.

01:06:03Forward!

01:06:17Look over there.

01:06:23Someone's coming.

01:06:29Open up!

01:06:34Open the gate.

01:06:53Speak.

01:06:54Ulysses' camp is in flames.

01:06:56The Trojans are attacking all the camps.

01:06:58Hector's coming this way.

01:07:00They've heard about Achilles.

01:07:02What do we do?

01:07:03Is Achilles the only Greek?

01:07:05We'll drive them back.

01:07:07Hector wants to take the camp by surprise.

01:07:09Better give battle in the open.

01:07:11To arms!

01:07:22Watch it.

01:07:52ACHILLES' CAMP

01:08:22ACHILLES' CAMP

01:08:25Forward!

01:08:27Attack!

01:08:53ACHILLES' CAMP

01:09:19Agamemnon has wounded.

01:09:21Achilles is injured.

01:09:22To the Greek invaders!

01:09:24Forward!

01:09:44Don't you want a drink?

01:09:46What's the matter?

01:09:48What do you think is the matter?

01:09:49I don't like sitting around here doing nothing when my friends are all being killed on the battlefield.

01:09:53Friends?

01:09:54But they're not our friends anymore.

01:09:56Didn't you hear the order from Achilles?

01:09:58You can't forget ten years of fighting just for some stupid order.

01:10:00I can't and don't pretend to.

01:10:02I still have a little account to settle with the Trojans.

01:10:20Out of my way!

01:10:22An urgent message.

01:10:27What is it?

01:10:28Bad news.

01:10:29Hector's attacking the camps and Agamemnon is wounded.

01:10:31You call that bad news?

01:10:33Patrikos, pour him some wine and me too.

01:10:37It's a great day for Hector, huh?

01:10:39He's very fortunate, yes.

01:10:40The gods are all with Hector.

01:10:42And the mighty heroes, Diomedes and the Ajax.

01:10:45What are they doing?

01:10:46They're fighting.

01:10:47But to tell the truth, it seems as though everyone is avoiding a fight.

01:10:53Live, Hector.

01:10:54Your life is mine also.

01:10:56Is our camp in any danger?

01:10:58No, but everybody says they're avoiding it on purpose.

01:11:01Come drink, my friend.

01:11:03Enjoy the night of our revenge.

01:11:06All right, go, Patrikos.

01:11:08You are my eyes and my arms.

01:11:12Bring me some good news.

01:11:15Go.

01:11:18Patrikos.

01:11:26Change your song, you stupid.

01:11:28Not a hymn.

01:11:29A war song.

01:11:35Louder.

01:11:37Louder!

01:11:38That's enough!

01:11:47Enough!

01:12:04Forward, Trojans!

01:12:06The cavalry go to the camp of Diomedes!

01:12:08Destroy everything!

01:12:09Raise it to the ground!

01:12:11The archers with me!

01:12:12To the ship!

01:12:13To the sea!

01:12:17To the sea!

01:12:33Hector is already entering the valley.

01:12:35It's a massacre.

01:12:36Ajax isn't able to send any more relief.

01:12:47To the sea!

01:12:48To the sea!

01:12:49To the sea!

01:13:03Careful.

01:13:06Watch it.

01:13:15Like this.

01:13:17Like this.

01:13:41Look at the great.

01:13:43The divine Achilles.

01:13:46Even for this, Agamemnon is responsible.

01:13:49Wake up, Achilles.

01:13:50Greece is being defeated.

01:13:52You have to hurry.

01:13:54You can't possibly want to destroy Greece.

01:13:59Greece?

01:14:03Where is Greece?

01:14:06I knew it when I was just a child.

01:14:09But they forced me to fight.

01:14:11And go to Troy.

01:14:13Hector will have to be stopped.

01:14:15He's already destroyed three camps.

01:14:17My camp?

01:14:18No.

01:14:19But aren't the other camps yours as well?

01:14:21Your fellow countrymen are being defeated.

01:14:25Greece does not exist anymore.

01:14:28Let me sleep.

01:14:30It's a wonderful medicine.

01:14:33A gift from the gods.

01:14:35If you don't want to give satisfaction to Agamemnon,

01:14:37take my armor, pretend to be me,

01:14:39but lead your warriors out to save your homeland.

01:14:43Agamemnon.

01:15:13Lydia.

01:15:14Lydia, come here quickly.

01:15:28No.

01:15:29No, you can't.

01:15:30No, you mustn't.

01:15:32You're behaving like a woman in love.

01:15:35I'm not.

01:15:36I'm not.

01:15:37I'm not.

01:15:38I'm not.

01:15:39I'm not.

01:15:40I'm not.

01:15:41You're behaving like a woman in love.

01:15:43Like a free woman who fears for her lover.

01:15:49You're very dear to me, Xenia.

01:15:51And I want to treat you as...

01:15:53as though you were my wife.

01:15:55Because that is what you will be when we return home.

01:15:57And for that very reason,

01:15:59I must carry out my obligations, understand?

01:16:03And his.

01:16:04I am his friend.

01:16:06A friend to his honor.

01:16:09Don't weep, Xenia.

01:16:10Lest you extinguish my hatred.

01:16:12They must believe I am him.

01:16:14Strong and fierce.

01:16:16Shouting his war cry.

01:16:18Wearing his armor.

01:16:21Come, my dear, to the highest tower.

01:16:23So that you can watch me.

01:16:25Invoke the aid of the immortals.

01:16:27For one who is only a man.

01:16:40Come, my dear.

01:16:43Come, my dear.

01:16:52Come, my dear.

01:16:57Come, my dear.

01:17:10Xenia!

01:17:14Xenia!

01:17:18It's Achilles!

01:17:20It's Achilles!

01:17:21Victory is ours!

01:17:23Victory is ours!

01:17:25Destroy the soldiers!

01:17:30Trojans!

01:17:32Where is your honor? Where is your shame?

01:17:36Is this how you intend to save your homeland?

01:17:38Courage!

01:17:40Hector!

01:17:48Leave Hector to me.

01:17:51Xenia!

01:18:09Hector, we must retreat.

01:18:11If Emmerdark outnumber us, it would be a massacre.

01:18:15You must try to take the men safely to Troy.

01:18:18And you?

01:18:20The time has come for me to fight Achilles.

01:18:24Retreat!

01:18:36Achilles!

01:18:37The invulnerable!

01:18:39Here I am!

01:18:41I'm not running away from you!

01:18:45If my death be the final trophy of your war,

01:18:48then come down and try to take it!

01:18:51But I can already see the dawn of victory for Troy!

01:18:59Look there. He drew the spear with his left hand.

01:19:02Come down!

01:19:04Come and give battle!

01:19:05Man to man!

01:19:35Let's go!

01:20:05Patroclus!

01:20:17You're starting to get tired.

01:20:19What's the matter with you?

01:20:21Have the gods turned against you?

01:20:32Patroclus!

01:20:33You're Patroclus!

01:20:36No. I'm the strength of Achilles.

01:20:41Look there.

01:20:43Your brave warriors are running.

01:20:45Hector!

01:20:51Deceitful gods!

01:20:53Why are you mocking the courage of Troy?

01:20:58No.

01:21:00I cannot kill you.

01:21:01A kind word for your enemy.

01:21:04What could be more noble?

01:21:06But war is war.

01:21:08Grant me a word of hatred.

01:21:10Destroy me!

01:21:12Don't let me die believing that I've been killed by a better man.

01:21:16I beg you to be cruel.

01:21:20You'll get no pity.

01:21:22From the gods.

01:21:24Nor Achilles.

01:21:26Your fate decided.

01:21:29Andronike will be a widow.

01:21:31Stop it!

01:21:33Your son's orphan.

01:21:36Troy destroyed.

01:21:38All of your brothers.

01:21:40All your family.

01:21:41That's enough!

01:22:02And there are those who envy me.

01:22:09The sacrifice of Patroclus has saved the fleet.

01:22:14The fall of night has taken the cursed Trojans back to their granite prison.

01:22:18But tomorrow.

01:22:21Tomorrow.

01:22:24It's already tomorrow.

01:22:26I'm going to die.

01:22:28I'm going to die.

01:22:30It's already tomorrow.

01:22:35And now the morning sun is rising above the mountains of the east.

01:22:41The gentle rays are shining on our far distant houses.

01:22:46Beyond the great ocean.

01:22:50The royal palace.

01:22:53The queen.

01:22:57My sons.

01:23:00My sons.

01:23:06Not even you were sleeping.

01:23:11Love of power.

01:23:14Power of love.

01:23:17Two demons who cannot tolerate sleeping.

01:23:21You love Achilles.

01:23:24Naturally you love him.

01:23:26Everyone loves him.

01:23:27Everyone loves him.

01:23:28And I love power.

01:23:31Neither I nor you are able to be satisfied without Achilles.

01:23:34You and I depend on his arms.

01:23:36We are nothing without him.

01:23:38Very well.

01:23:40Return to his tent.

01:23:41Bear this with you.

01:23:42He'll understand.

01:23:44Understand that I feel shame for having insulted our bravest warrior.

01:23:47Tell him that I'll kneel before him and humbly beg his help.

01:23:49And you.

01:23:51I even return his slave girl unharmed.

01:23:53And I offer him all the wealth he wants.

01:23:54He can name his price as long as he returns to the battle.

01:23:56Go now before I change my mind.

01:23:58Go quickly.

01:24:24Go.

01:24:50Courage, Xenia.

01:24:51Please cry, you'll feel better.

01:24:52I would have willingly washed his body with my tears.

01:24:56Patroclus.

01:24:57Why don't you answer, Patroclus?

01:24:59You don't move.

01:25:01You don't speak.

01:25:03Where's Achilles?

01:25:05I don't know.

01:25:06But he frightened me.

01:25:08He shouted and shouted.

01:25:10He said that it was all his fault.

01:25:12He didn't even want to look at the body.

01:25:14He ran away towards the seashore.

01:25:17Xenia.

01:25:19Please come away.

01:25:20You mustn't stay here.

01:25:22The night is already almost over.

01:25:26And on the cold seashore they have raised the great funeral pyre.

01:25:30At daybreak the searing odor of burning flesh will rise toward the gods.

01:25:35All the cruel gods.

01:25:37You didn't mourn like this for the fate of Larnessa.

01:25:41You wanted to marry me.

01:25:44You would have taken me back to Larnessa to the queen.

01:25:46Achilles mustn't find him here in his tent.

01:25:48Beside the others, Patroclus is a fallen warrior.

01:25:51Here he's only a murdered friend.

01:25:53It's terrible.

01:25:55That's exactly what he is, isn't he?

01:25:58If only Achilles...

01:25:59No.

01:26:00The very fact that I have returned here

01:26:02should tell you who is responsible for this death.

01:26:06Have them place his body

01:26:08together with those of the other heroes.

01:26:10But I had no choice.

01:26:12I had no choice.

01:26:13Perhaps it's right.

01:26:15He wasn't only mine.

01:26:18You have Achilles.

01:26:20But I...

01:26:22Who am I without him?

01:26:43THE END

01:28:43I cannot stay or live amongst men

01:28:45unless I avenge his death.

01:28:48Achilles,

01:28:50you know that after the death of Hector

01:28:52your own fate is already decided.

01:28:54My fate is marked

01:28:56and it does not belong to me.

01:28:59But my revenge, yes.

01:29:02And now you must help me.

01:29:05I will fight with ordinary weapons.

01:29:08The Trojans are spoiling the corpse

01:29:10that Patroclus took mine.

01:29:14So now, Mother,

01:29:16tell me where I'm vulnerable.

01:29:19Assure me that fate holds this in store for me.

01:29:23That I will die only

01:29:25after killing Hector.

01:29:27The way you will lose your life on Earth

01:29:29is a secret of the gods.

01:29:31It's not within my right

01:29:33to let you know the exact spot that is vulnerable.

01:29:36Nor will kill you.

01:29:38But you'll have arms worthy of you.

01:29:41Master your anger.

01:29:43And put your trust in fate.

01:29:46Your arms, I will get from Vulcan.

01:30:14Achilles.

01:30:18Have you run away?

01:30:20He sent me back to you.

01:30:22With gifts and promises?

01:30:27This is the king's wisdom.

01:30:29I would give all my wealth

01:30:31if it was sufficient enough

01:30:33to get Hector out of here alive.

01:30:35But I'm afraid

01:30:37I can't do that.

01:30:39I'm afraid

01:30:40I can't do that

01:30:42if it was sufficient enough

01:30:44to get Hector out of his den at dawn.

01:30:46And Agamemnon thinks he can buy me.

01:30:50The funeral rites for Patroclus have begun.

01:30:52Shall we join them?

01:30:56No.

01:30:58We have time,

01:31:00Patroclus and I,

01:31:02to spend together.

01:31:04An eternity of time.

01:31:06And it's not far off.

01:31:10It's not far off.

01:31:33Xenia's out there with him.

01:31:37You're beautiful.

01:31:38On your body,

01:31:40on your face,

01:31:42the true message of the gods is written,

01:31:44that it would be better

01:31:46that life would bloom within you.

01:31:48But instead,

01:31:50we're cursed by inexorable fate.

01:32:08You don't want me to think, do you?

01:32:38No.

01:33:08Thank you, Mother.

01:33:39Hurry, my chariot.

01:33:41It's waiting, my lord.

01:34:08Hector!

01:34:38Hector!

01:35:08Hector!

01:35:38Hector!

01:36:08Hector!

01:36:38Sabadon!

01:36:56Sabadon!

01:37:00Sabadon!

01:37:02Look.

01:37:06It's a Greek herald.

01:37:08Come in, Hector.

01:37:14There's a Greek herald here.

01:37:18From Achilles to Hector.

01:37:21Hector is listening to you.

01:37:23This is the message.

01:37:25You have taken the arms of Achilles

01:37:27without facing their true owner.

01:37:29You have been avoiding a direct fight

01:37:31with the king of fear.

01:37:33If you don't want the very walls of Troy

01:37:35to redden with the shame of your cowardice,

01:37:36come out at once.

01:37:38Achilles challenges you.

01:37:40He wishes to dedicate your life

01:37:42to the god and to the spirit

01:37:44of the hero Patroclus,

01:37:46Prince of Lachris.

01:37:48This is the message of Achilles

01:37:50who is waiting for you outside the gates of Troy.

01:38:06Hector!

01:38:08Hector!

01:38:36My friend,

01:38:38you are looking at me

01:38:40as though I were going

01:38:42to a certain death.

01:38:44You don't encourage me.

01:38:47Is it because you read fear in my face?

01:38:51You're right, Hector.

01:38:53I'm afraid.

01:38:55I'm afraid.

01:38:57I'm afraid.

01:38:59I'm afraid.

01:39:01I'm afraid.

01:39:03I'm afraid.

01:39:05You're right.

01:39:07I'm afraid just like you.

01:39:09Afraid of the god,

01:39:11which is in Achilles.

01:39:13And afraid of the fate

01:39:15which is waiting for me.

01:39:18But I will not disappoint you.

01:39:21If Hector is killed,

01:39:23his name will never die.

01:39:34Mommy!

01:39:38And now it's up to you,

01:39:40my beloved wife,

01:39:42to teach our son to remember his father

01:39:44and to love his country.

01:39:46Mommy!

01:39:48I ask of you, my friend,

01:39:50that you look after Andromache

01:39:52Mommy!

01:39:54and this little prince.

01:40:05Now I am ready.

01:40:08The gods are asking me

01:40:10to give my life

01:40:12to save the honor of Troy.

01:40:14And I am obliged

01:40:16to give it to them.

01:40:18But my sword

01:40:20will perhaps turn

01:40:22the scales of fate yet.

01:40:24Is there anyone among you

01:40:26who dares to say

01:40:28that Hector is already beaten?

01:40:30Hurrah!

01:40:32Hurrah!

01:40:34Hurrah!

01:40:36Hurrah!

01:40:38Hurrah!

01:40:40Hurrah!

01:40:42Hurrah!

01:40:44My child, my little orphan,

01:40:46look,

01:40:48and I hope you remember

01:40:50to hate warfare as long as you live.

01:40:59Hurrah!

01:41:01Hurrah!

01:41:04Hurrah!

01:41:06Hurrah!

01:41:08Hurrah!

01:41:35Hurrah!

01:41:37Hurrah!

01:41:39Hurrah!

01:41:49Hurrah!

01:42:05Open the gate

01:42:07and be ready to close it behind him

01:42:09as soon as the chariot is inside.

01:42:11Open the gate!

01:42:18Worthy brother of Paris,

01:42:20go back to the arms of your woman

01:42:22who is pleased to love a coward.

01:42:34This is the end.

01:43:04Good-bye.

01:43:34Hector, it's your turn now.

01:43:36Can't you interpret a divine omen?

01:44:05Do you see that tree?

01:44:09Remember it!

01:44:11That's where Patroclus was killed

01:44:13by your treachery.

01:44:15Hurrah!

01:44:35You will die there too,

01:44:37not quickly,

01:44:39but after an agony

01:44:41a hundred times as long as his.

01:45:05Hurrah!

01:45:07Hurrah!

01:45:34Hurrah!

01:46:05Get up!

01:46:07Get up!

01:46:34Hurrah!

01:46:53Hurrah!

01:47:05Give me a lance.

01:47:16Gods of Olympus,

01:47:18give wings to my lance.

01:47:28You need this advantage, Hector.

01:47:30Don't talk to me about it, Hector.

01:47:31Everyone knows that the gods are protecting you,

01:47:33that every effort against you is useless.

01:47:36It's not true.

01:47:38I too can be killed.

01:48:01Hector.

01:48:31Hector.

01:49:02To you, my friend,

01:49:04his soul

01:49:06and his body,

01:49:08you've been repaid

01:49:10for what he did to you.

01:49:31I love you.

01:50:01I love you.

01:50:31I love you.

01:51:02Guard it,

01:51:04and at dawn you'll feed it to the ravens.

01:51:06But for a whole night,

01:51:08Patriclus will know he's been avenged.

01:51:28How did you get here?

01:51:29Did some treachery or deceit

01:51:31enable you to cross my lines,

01:51:33even though my sentries

01:51:35are on guard?

01:51:37One of the gods,

01:51:39who still has pity on the Trojans,

01:51:41made it possible to reach you.

01:51:43What do you want?

01:51:47I want the body of my son,

01:51:50a son whose only crime

01:51:52was to carry out his duty

01:51:54and defend his homeland.

01:51:56Hector only defended Paris,

01:51:57and Helen his mistress.

01:51:59He cannot demand the respect

01:52:01of any man today

01:52:03or in the future who hears the story

01:52:05of the troubles we suffered

01:52:07because of an adulteress.

01:52:09I'm sure you must have come to realize,

01:52:11even in your short life,

01:52:13how all men want to interpret their destiny

01:52:15with a simple explanation.

01:52:18Under our confusion

01:52:20is the incomprehensible masquerade

01:52:22of the gods,

01:52:24who pursue their own fancies

01:52:25with men as puppets.

01:52:27As you like.

01:52:29Then see me as a servant

01:52:31of the avenging Furies.

01:52:33Your son Hector suffered today

01:52:35for the losses imposed by Helen

01:52:37on so many blameless Greek women.

01:52:39I respect the sorrow

01:52:41of the mothers and widows

01:52:43who have suffered.

01:52:45But can you

01:52:47respect the sorrow of a father?

01:52:50I do not ask you as a king,

01:52:52though I beg you as a father,

01:52:53as would your father Peleus,

01:52:56to give me the right

01:52:58to burn the last remains

01:53:00of a Trojan warrior.

01:53:02You're badly misled, Priam,

01:53:04if you would have me think of my father.

01:53:06You want me to cry

01:53:08over Hector's misfortunes,

01:53:10but you do not know

01:53:12that I consider him more fortunate

01:53:14than I.

01:53:16His father is alive

01:53:18and he can expect the honors

01:53:20due to him, even tears.

01:53:21But who will cry over Achilles' body

01:53:23now that he's close

01:53:25to the accomplishment

01:53:27of his destiny?

01:53:29If by chance you should be killed

01:53:31while I am still alive,

01:53:33I, Priam,

01:53:35will mourn you as my son

01:53:37in memory of those

01:53:39whose lives are sacrificed

01:53:41in the interest of pride

01:53:43and ambition.

01:53:48Do you hear that owl?

01:53:49You know that is the voice

01:53:51of Minerva,

01:53:53the goddess who favors you, Achilles.

01:53:59Soldiers,

01:54:01put Hector's body

01:54:03on the chariot with his father

01:54:05and have them escorted

01:54:07to Troy with all due respect.

01:54:10The gods grant you blessings

01:54:12for this deed,

01:54:14above all for this deed.

01:54:16You shall live in the memory of men.

01:54:46THE END

Fury Of Achilles | Full Movie | Marino Girolami | Gordon Mitchell, Jacques Bergerac, Cristina Gaioni, Ennio Girolami

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