Richard Harris speech at the round table.

For all rights, intents and purposes this video does not belong to me. No copy write intended. There is no selling of this video; or therein, malice towards this content.
This is when Richard Harris gives a speech; after he Knights Sir Lancelot. This video produces motivational Speaking, nostalgic feeling, and learning; thereof, for professional careers.
All rights of this movie belong to:
Warner Bros.-Seven Arts.
Directed by: Joshua Logan
Produced by: Jack L. Warner
Part acted by: Richard Harris

[@northernlight4614]

"Violence is not strength and compassion is not weakness." I still take this to heart 50 years after seeing it.

[@Poetichealing3]

Magnificent. One of the greatest films ever made in my opinion. Magical. ❤

[@thetacopunch]

To me THIS will always be King Arthur, not a cool sword or tales of adventure define him, this does. Despite the pain and betrayal he resolved to be better and rise above and rule as a kind and CIVILIZED king, a king who preservers to always rule without cruelty and understand others.

[@kenuiq]

You said it, though love and magic speak to me character is what the kings table is about!!

[@billcoffey1062]

Perseveres. Yes.

[@rudyxrudy]

'COMPASSION IS NOT WEAKNESS"

[@user-ns9om7yq3v]

❤ right is right

[@gennyreid3240]

Such a great actor. Nobody, could have done this better.

[@nigelspandex2877]

In my opinion, Richard Burton did it best.

[@pasha21k]

What a fantastic performance of love, compassion and leadership. I am such a fan of Richard Harris, RIP!

[@jeffs6979]

I first saw this movie 47 years ago as a seventh grader. It touched me then and it still does today as a 60 year old. I guess I am a hopeless romantic.

[@skyrogue1977]

Nope

[@lukeb247]

Absolutely powerful. I am in tears.

[@kingsolo6241]

Wow over 51,000 views. I thought this was a movie that would fade with time. I believe I’m the only one in my 30’s to love this great movie. I thank everyone of you that stopped to watch this great speech. I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@sarahmunday-allee8175]

I am 65...saw this when it first came out...Camelot...liberty...repupublic...loyalty...love...passion...compassion...betrayal...agony...forgiveness...mercy...timeless and human....and A great musical score

[@superradness]

I’m 18 and this is my favorite film.

[@kingsolo6241]

sarah Munday-Allee I’m not a jealous man. I’m really not. But I’m a little jealous you saw this on the big screen and not me. Hahaha

[@treehugger2044]

Great speech, great writing and delivered brilliantly by a truly great actor.

[@northernlight4614]

@@sarahmunday-allee8175 So many values and themes in this movie

[@kaminiabeykoon8113]

I watched this film as a child,and it awaked in me the love for Arthur and his Knights,I read every book I could find. on this , years later when I listened to the words with a better understanding ,I find it even more beautiful

[@judysherry3122]

I admired Richard Harris so much! I believe in dragons and magic! But he lives on through his work. Judy

[@informalmusic]

So well written and exceptionally well acted....and a lifelong code that I have tried to live by since I first saw this movie in 1967...it has served me well....Thanks so much for this post!!!!

[@FredericaE]

When he says "a man's vengeance" my heart cracks !

[@pamcampbell6991]

Just superb. No actor can compare. Breathtaking, Richard. Where ever you are.

[@judysherry3122]

He really captured King Author! The voice was so much like Arthur and he will be the king! Judy Sherry

[@bindyhurd9708]

So immotional , the utmost actor ,love Richard Harris . . .

[@1.A.M.100]

Absolutely a classic when it was new

[@linney97ton]

At last I have found this!

[@Morganasnotarobot0]

Fabulous Actor! Fabulous! Muse! Thank you for sharing

[@mungobaggins8197]

I love the non-subtlety of Arthur overcoming the literal phallus next to him, casting a shadow across his face.

[@patriciajones5247]

Impish and playful. Regal and a great purveyor of idealism and fellowship. Harris is King Arthur for me. The voice, the smile, the delivery of words. He will always be my favorite in my favorite film. I use to drag anyone I could to see the film.❤

[@joyceroberts6979]

If only we had a leader like King Arthur now in our WH. Saw this movie when it first came out and never have forgotten the beauty of it.

[@pl6867]

This is Christian Theology, and it's really Beautiful.

[@mike2655]

Paul List, so true. Amazing grace and the joy he finds in it.

[@marinecorpswarrior915]

May God have mercy on us all!!!

[@amyvillanueva3442]

I was looking for this because this is Linkara's favorite movie. Also he quotes it sometimes.

[@tinkerer3399]

Amy Villanueva Me too.

[@sith50]

just came here after watching is All Star Batman review and i love this

[@Franandlar]

4:08

[@johnm9845]

Who's Linkara? Some film character?

[@Franandlar]

@@johnm9845 He's A Reviewer On KZbin Who Does Reviews On Bad Comic Books, Look Him Up He's Very Funny

[@ameliamarbablanco2945]

Un musical precioso. Con una música que no olvidó.

[@ruly8153]

This is almost Shakespearian This is how it should be performed anyway.....

[@pl6867]

King Author is the foil of Henry VIII. Author was, even if only fictional, a real MAN, while Henry VIII, though demonstrably a real historical man, was a spoiled tyrant, monster child. Follow Henry VIII at your own peril, friends.....

[@carbootstudios2459]

King Author?

[@danarno]

It’s why we have trial by jury not trial by combat

[@davidwassel4468]

I did this soliloquy in high school drama class.

[@susankozik652]

We could This speech right now thank you

[@marcusbrown8698]

Best Love Scene EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

[@3dbadboy1]

Lol sound byte when the doors open... I remember it clearly in the opening cinematic from the game Daggerfall.

[@gnolan4281]

I can make out his hint of an Irish accent.

[@capalneanu2]

Marcus Aurelius

[@michaelexman5474]

I demand a mans vengeance

[@yannparker6543]

I honestly believe that Richard Harris does a better job of this soliloquy.

[@eileenhastings1235]

Yann Parker

[@hanschristianbrando5588]

Do you suppose the sword handle is that shape on purpose? Check it out in the close-up at 2:35.

[@Franandlar]

Hey, Linkara Fans 4:08

[@d4peters86]

2:14 ACTING!!

[@richardbuxton7285]

Not a voice like his

[@captaincinema5066]

Geez, King Solo....you couldn't let this critical scene and its music play to the conclusion -- music builds to a magnificent climax as the first half of the movie ends and the intermission card displays? How could you cut that music off so abruptly?! That music fills the theatre as the curtains close and house lights dim up. BTW, has anyone noticed that the post on the chair that Arthur stands next to, looks uncannily like a phallus? And as he considers a man's vengeance for this betrayal, the shadow of the phallus plays across his cheek as clear as day. Then as he comes to the realization that "violence is not strength and compassion is not weakness" he moves out of the shadow and the penis is gone from his face. He resolves to be civilized -- not to love himself above all others. That phallus is a not too subtle, well placed symbol; I can't believe it is just accidental. Joshua Logan had to have done it on purpose.

[@kingsolo6241]

Haha. I wish I could play this out till the end; I really do. But, the copy write thing stands in the way. That’s is all I could give. As for the phallus, swords were purposely made this way. Well for better control of the weapon. It was a sign of strength and peace. The sword handle will always represent the phallus.

[@jackjohnhameld6401]

So why didn't Joshua Logan fight for Robert Goulet as Lancelot?

[@rickbr8316]

What movie is ?

[@bobbivaneman1584]

Rick BR CAMELOT ... WITH RICHARD HARRIS, VANESSA REDGRAVE & FRANCO NERO. IT'S ONE OF MY FAVORITE ALL TIME MOVIES. I SAW IT 14 TIMES BACK IN THE DAY. IT IS SOOOOOO WORTH WATCHING !

[@kingsolo6241]

As a favor watch this for me.

[@kingsolo6241]

In the video description it is linked.

[@tied515]

Acting.

[@AndarooPandrew17]

My dad did it better

[@raulnsherah]

Who's your dad?

[@3dbadboy1]

Everybody's dad does it better :)