Ivanhoe

1:00:07

Milord, it's lvanhoe.

1:00:10

- Ivanhoe.
- Yes, milord.

1:00:12

Coming like a lamb to the butcher.

1:00:14

So we see his face at last.

1:00:44

Bois-Guilbert, you hold my father
and his train.

1:00:47

This issue concerns only the two of us.

1:00:49

I charge you to release them
and make your case with me.

1:00:53

What is your bargain,
if I let the rest go free?

1:00:55

I'll surrender for fair trial before Prince John
if they are no longer prisoners in an hour.

1:01:01

Clap the dog in irons
and have done with him.

1:01:05

Come forward and surrender,
and the rest shall go free.

1:01:27

By the authority conferred upon me
by Prince John, you're my prisoner, lvanhoe.

1:01:36

You do not fool us, lvanhoe.

1:01:38

No man gives himself up to his enemies
like a drunken apple woman. What's afoot?

1:01:43

Are you afraid of what
one unarmed man might do?

1:01:47

I ask time alone with my father
to make my peace with him.

1:01:50

- Let him go and take me before Prince John.
- You shall see your father alone.

1:01:54

Take this knight to his father,
but guard him well. Go with him, De Bracy.

1:01:59

- I am in your debt, Bois-Guilbert.
- You shall repay it, lvanhoe.