The Lion in Winter

The Lion in Winter is a 1966 Broadway play by James Goldman. Goldman also adapted the play to a film directed by Anthony Harvey. The film debuted on October 30, 1968 (December 29, 1968 London premiere) starring Peter O'Toole (reprising his role from Becket) as King Henry II of England and Katharine Hepburn as his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine.

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:03:01

Come for me!

:03:33

You're gaining on it, Johnny.

:03:38

Am I, father? Am I really?

:03:41

Off you go now.
Run along and practice.

:04:13

He'll make a good king.
He'll be ready.

:04:17

That's the way.
Come on, my son!

:04:23

Have you found religion,
Henry?

:04:25

Will you look down from heaven and
see who's sitting on your throne?

:04:29

I must know before I die.

:04:32

There's a legend of a king called
Lear, with whom I have a lot in common.

:04:37

Both of us have kingdoms
and three children we adore,

:04:40

and both of us are old,
but there it ends.

:04:43

He cuts his kingdom into bits.
I can't do that.

:04:46

I've bullt an empire, and
I must know it's going to last.

:04:49

All of Britain,
half of France...

:04:51

I'm the greatest power in a thousand
years, and after me comes John.

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