Top 10 Favorite Lines/ Scenes from The Court Jester

[@nosaltadded2530]

The Chalice from the Palace and the vessel with the pestle....Those were most memorable.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I wish there was a way to do the whole routine without getting a copyright strike!

[@BertBlanco1962]

The terms, the terms, he does accept the terms🎹🎺

[@ez-8238]

My favorite lines/scenes from the court jester are from beginning to end.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I only made a top 10 not a top 100!! :)

[@LuisGonzalez-px5uk]

I can't believe they didn't mention the 'poison in the cup' routine 🤷‍♂️

[@BertBlanco1962]

​@@ChattingwithMarkStiseyou could easily make a top-100. It is a great comedy.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I did not think of that!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

@@LuisGonzalez-px5uk It was to long to put in!

[@theScytheofGod]

Get it? Got it. Good.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Wasn't it just awesome about the Duckess

[@ddthewolf]

I always liked the one where the princess is threatening to jump of he's killed and when they still threatened to execute him, he's like "she'll jump!"

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Yes that is a good one!

[@qweeknee4208]

The " yeah, verily, yeah" as it gets faster. Always makes me laugh!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I love when he spits out the wine!

[@panicathedogpark]

Can’t believe you forgot “with your permission your highness, I’d like to go around again” - that’s always been one of my favorites 😂

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

OMG I did forget that one!!! Sorry!!

[@tb2192]

Which one was that? Can you please describe? I haven't watched the movie in english.

[@mmillerssn]

When my son was young, I would drive him to school, and we would review any events that were upcoming: Me: "Remember baseball practice at 5. Get it?" Son: "Got it" Me: "Good!" Fond memories from a simpler time. Thanks for putting this collection together.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

You are very very welcome

[@johntabler349]

The Breckenridge Curse dialogue is pure mastery of presentation

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

LOL I know what a way to turn the tables on an overgrown sex fiend

[@ColonelFredPuntridge]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise Yeah, that is one of the special gems which people overlook when they talk about this movie. Cecil Parker's portrayal of the King is one of the essential elements which makes this movie such a masterpiece.

[@judith_thordarson]

One of the greatest comedies ever written and performed! Even the opening credits and lyrics are cleverly presented.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

That's right I forgot about the opening scene that Danny Kaye did

[@cjn083096]

The pellet with poisons in the flagon with a dragon, the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true!❤

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Very good but there's been a change, they broke the chalice from the palace.

[@jwhaler82]

😆 How anybody said these lines with a straight face is beyond me.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I know and Danny Kaye was a master at it!

[@mikegrossberg8624]

Either great control, or MANY takes!

[@Dr.W.Krueger]

This is what you learn in drama / stage school

[@rubisthere22-Xue]

This movie is timeless. For one thing, simply look at the incomparably strong truly ALL-STAR cast!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I find it amazing that people don't realize Angela Lansbury is in it!

[@simonleib1992]

They don't make them like this anymore. Danny Kaye was just superb. From the opening you can't out fox the Fox to the end line: The real king is on the throne and Jean is my very own. I thought Glynis Johns was stunning. One of my all time favourite films.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

It's one of mine as well!

[@Silver_Owl]

She's still stunning, and she just turned 100 last October!

[@kenttm42]

Every single moment of this movie is golden. And i don't know who is more alluring, Glynis Johns or Angela Lansbury.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I vote Angela Lansbury Afterall Glynis Johns does have Breckenridge's Scourge

[@kenttm42]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise 😄👍

[@johntabler349]

Both beauties but different types of beauties each perfect in look manor and voice for her character

[@simonleib1992]

Glynis Johns for me

[@allenlovell1604]

Having seen this classic farce many times ; I can't decide which line is my favorite 😮. As far as I'm concerned, they're all side-splittingly funny 😄!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I totally agree!

[@Rosefire]

How people go through their lines without cracking up is a mystery to me.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I'm sure there had to be a lot of reshoots

[@captjames19]

Danny Kaye - Legend

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

It is a great movie isn't it Henry

[@SublimeStuff]

The vessel with the pestle?????

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

There 's a problem they broke the vessel with the pesle and replaced it with a flagon with the figure of a dragon

[@SublimeStuff]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise I forgot. (The best thing about that sketch is that at the end the whole poison problem is solved by the king saying "stop this mockery. There will be no toast".)

[@1978sjt]

Chalice from the Palace!

[@zenongruba2607]

The very best , comedy, and sword fight movie of all time

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Very much so

[@maryanneelliott97]

Adore his film, clever, talented, memorable and memories. ❤❤❤

[@bengoolie5197]

One of the best comedies ever made!

[@dawnsalois]

The whole yay verily yay scene my favorite. Especially when they pick him up and march him around chanting yay verily yay

[@alfiegrace]

You left out the vessel with the pestle. I watch the Court Jester at least once a year and that has to be my favorite scene

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

The clip was to long if I posted it I would have gotten a copyright strike

[@simonleib1992]

Ah but not the brew that is true 😂

[@giantskunk]

My favorite remains the nose tweaking maneuver during the sword fight.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I don't remember that, now I've got to rewatch the movie. I'm kool with that.

[@mikegrossberg8624]

Errol Flynn did it to Basil Rathbone in "Adventures of Robin Hood"

[@Scipio488]

Today is the day I learned where "Get it? Got it. Good" comes from.

[@brianhiles8164]

Wearing velour and silver lamé in the 14th century? Now, _that´s_ funny....

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I had no idea you were such a historian!

[@DrLipkin]

"We did research. Authenticity was a must! Zeus! Did we search! What did we find? A lot of dust!" From the opening song. In other words? "We could have made it historically accurate, but we didn't."

[@Shari225]

I have that DVD, and watched it when it first came out as a movie. I see I'm going to have to watch it again - it's been years! Still funny!

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Glad you liked it

[@heatherhall7898]

The pellet with the poison! 😂

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

They broke the chalice from the plaice and replaced it with a flagon with a figure of a dragon.

[@SunshineCatwoman]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise So the vessel with the pestle has the pellet with the poison, but the flagon with the dragon has the brew that is true?

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

@@SunshineCatwoman That's right just remember that!

[@jeanettecarnell8933]

Love,love,love,this movie! Like this but missing the vessel with the passage,lol...my fav.

[@martinb.770]

No need to mention the vessel/flagon Desaster, but my personal vote goes to "on your feet, don't be afraid, you are the greatest with the blade" (also in the marvellous german dubbing)

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Tales of lizards ears of swine chicken gizzards soaked in brine

[@martinb.770]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise That part is an interesting childrens rhyme and tongue twister, but not exactly a nice quote for every day use 😅

[@larrycarrington8934]

A masterpiece

[@debra9481]

The page on the right standing behind the king is my uncle. He can be found on the IMDB under Norman Saxon Maine.

[@jzlittle1]

Danny Kay’s wife, Sylvia Fine wrote the music.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Awesome

[@wingzero7X]

This is the source of that line?! get it got it good 😂😂😂

[@sharidyer4332]

I can still recite the who'e patter song by Danny Kaye - "When I was a lad . . ." These days, it would be called 'rap'.

[@lisanixon9284]

Vessel with Pestle was originally used in a Bob Hope and Martha Rae B&W Comedy...

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Lisa: Wow!!!! I never knew that, thank you for sharing this!

[@thomasdevine867]

You left out the drink orders. The pellet with the poison...

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I know there were so many great scenes it was hard to make a Top 10

[@Joez86]

Brilliant

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Thank you

[@haimzamir4361]

greatest movie of all time

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

You'll get no argument from me!

[@michaeljw3602]

You sir have great taste . Amazing talent and amazing film

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Thank you kindly!

[@MGTOWPaladin]

It's one of my top three favorite movies, but I miss " the "flagon with the dragon!"

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Sadly it was impossible to put in the whole clip without a copyright

[@gregdark4099]

Comic genius

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

It is a great movie!

[@danmartens8855]

Yea Verily Yea.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I love the part in that scene where he spits the wine at the person's face

[@elizabethb913]

You'll never outfox the fox.

[@guysabol8743]

you entirely missed those lines of ...the vessel with the pistle is the brew thatis true, and so on Quite the pity

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

There was no way to put that in without getting a copyright strike by KZbin

[@jubiliteegames883]

its the butt moments for me

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

The butt moments???

[@Woody615]

WHAT? You left out the entire Chalice from the Palace and the Flagon with the Dragon scene.

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

It was to long of a routine to put in without a copyright strike! Sorry

[@EtzEchad]

Get it?

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

Got it!

[@jazzk4072]

The vessel with the pestle…..??????

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

The routine was far to long to put in, I wanted to I just couldn't

[@wambutu7679]

What about, "the vessel with the pestle"?

[@ChattingwithMarkStise]

I couldn't list it without getting a copyright strike

[@wambutu7679]

@@ChattingwithMarkStise That makes sense, sadly. It's odd that the absurdity of that movie made in the 1950's does not come close to the absurdities of our reality today. Copyright strike on a three minute scene. Sigh.

[@tomstarkey8712]

danny. kaye. ❤❤❤