Ben-Hur

2:22:00

-Now.
-1 000 denarii.

2:22:02

-2000!
-Mark me!

2:22:04

Your spirit does you credit, but do
not be impatient. There is time.

2:22:09

First gentlemen, the odds.

2:22:13

The tribune has won many times. The
odds should be in the same measure.

2:22:17

What is your pleasure, gentlemen?

2:22:20

Two to one.

2:22:23

Noble Romans, men of the Tiber,
masters of the Earth. . .

2:22:28

. . .where is the courage
that made Rome master of the world?

2:22:31

I can get better odds
on any street market.

2:22:35

Three to one.

2:22:36

Let us not haggle. Let us be fair.

2:22:39

In four years, the tribune has won
four victories in the circus.

2:22:42

-In all truth--
-Just a moment.

2:22:45

We know you have good horses,
but who is your driver?

2:22:51

Did I not tell you?
How careless of me.

2:22:55

The Prince of Hur.

2:22:58

Judah Ben-Hur.

2:23:01

Prince of Hur?

2:23:03

-He was sent to the galleys years ago.
-He has returned.

2:23:06

Returned? lmpossible.

2:23:09

The divine Tiberius is merciful
as always.

2:23:15

Well?

2:23:16

Will no one back the noble tribune
against a Jew, a galley slave?

2:23:23

Perhaps I made a mistake
in coming here.

2:23:29

You, tribune. . .

2:23:31

. . .will you give me four to one?

2:23:37

Four to one.

2:23:39

Good.

2:23:40

Four to one, sheik. The difference
between a Roman and a Jew.

2:23:45

Or an Arab.

2:23:52

Bravely spoken.

2:23:56

Now we will settle the amount
of our wager. I will venture. . . .