The King | Timothee Chalamet Beheading Clip | Netflix

Timothee Chalamet's King Henry V declares war on France and orders the execution of two English noblemen in this scene from The King.
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Wayward Prince Hal must turn from carouser to warrior king as he faces hostilities from inside and outside the castle walls in the battle for England.

[@semfigu]

Another masterclass by King Henry Muad'Dib Atreides V

[@PestiLencE638]

King of England and Caladan , Duke of Arrakis

[@natem1982]

whom Jesus will deny knowing at the judgement and send to hell.

[@nqh4393]

King Henry V of England: -gained +20 Dread -gained 60 stress due to being just -gained the trait "Dynastic Kinslayer"

[@jesvinking]

Too much CK 2 huh

[@Unregistered.Hypercam.2.]

-gained the trait "gay"

[@joshscott7401]

-50 opinion to all closely related

[@claudemaassen2963]

- Started a war he could not win.

[@DarkStormProduction5]

Damn I was gonna make the same comment XD

[@calicojack5623]

I like how he stands there and waits for everyone to notice his presence without telling them to keep quiet

[@mateo10734]

I thought he did so well on being the “quiet” badass. He’s not very scary physically but his whole demeanor just screams “certified real nugga”

[@calicojack5623]

@@mateo10734 ayeoooo 🤣

[@Luccimatic]

Being told their heads are being chopped off in the morning and they have to be all calm and collected about it.

[@knowz2367]

​@@Luccimatic Lol. I would be screaming my lungs out and begging for mercy.

[@gingerninja498]

My wife does the same

[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

"I have chosen to send you as an advanced party to Hell, for the considerable French number that will soon be needing to find space there" hahah that is seriously the most epic line ever written. So damn cool.

[@conorfarrell8124]

Yeah the english in this movie is next level

[@neilstewart4797]

delivered amazingly by an American!

[@derekrulez390527]

@@neilstewart4797 you mean French don't you?

[@neilstewart4797]

@@derekrulez390527 How dare you.... I am king..I will gut were you stand.... You're not that man Hal

[@neilstewart4797]

@@derekrulez390527 he spoke perfect English... as an American who can also speak French... wise up wee fart in a bottle

[@ccAshercc]

This movie wouldn't be anywhere close to as good as it was without Timothee Chalamet's performance. He elevates every scene he's in and all his scenes with Robert Patinson were absolutely fantastic.

[@xAdam2gx]

So pumped to see him in Dune, has so much talent and just has an aura around him which i cant really explain... So young but comes across as so mature.

[@CognizantCheddar]

I agree. The soundtrack deserves a heap of praise independent of Chalamet, though.

[@jackieparmz]

I thought Joel Edgerton was pretty outstanding as Falstaff too.

[@ccAshercc]

@@jackieparmz You are absolutely correct. He was incredible, and I think he wrote the movie also.

[@adambond1462]

Accent was shit thob

[@hpfmee4976]

2:20 There's no way they're gonna let us see the beheading. 2:22: Holy shit!

[@Sentientmatter8]

Clearly digital effects have improved to the point sufficient.

[@Sentientmatter8]

@struggler 87 you watchin snuff films in your free time?

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@struggler 87 So you have witnessed a beheading?

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@Lance Knight What do "u" and "y" mean? They are certainly not words.

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@Lance Knight My apologies for being a grumpy old man. I am of a generation that takes correct English seriously.

[@JosephAnt]

1:24 love how he delivers that line and the calming way they have to react. There is nothing they can do, but accept death... There is no arguing with a king. So realistic

[@Petey0707]

which is why they're nothing but tyrants who should be eradicated

[@Apostate1970]

They could have just put a dagger in him.

[@stonem0013]

​@Apostate1970 and then what? That would only mean they suffer a much much worse form of death

[@Apostate1970]

@@stonem0013 not at all. His kingship wasn't uncontested. With him gone and without heirs it would have been easy to replace him with someone they favored. And if they didn't care enough to ensure that then they shouldn't have done what they did that incited his ire. Also dead is dead.

[@stonem0013]

@Apostate1970 King killers are always punished harshly though, even if it benefits someone. One thing all kings agreed on was that regicide had to be made an example of

[@matmosphere495]

That scene was so deep . That gasp he made right before the chop, the fear in his eyes fantastic acting .

[@olivergill2903]

The soft falling away of the completely headless body.

[@eddyp483]

@@olivergill2903 he gained a posthumous oscar

[@procerusgigas]

It is very questionable how much aware those people were. @@OKOKOKOKOKOKOK-zn2fy

[@Someguythatlikespizza]

Who said it was acting?

[@davidh9844]

Maybe he wasn't acting...

[@craigscott4205]

Wars started back in the day because they couldn't just text each other

[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

Alexander bro, pls join continental system k? X

[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

Nah m8

[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

Blocked

[@robertgardner942]

imagine if they had twitter or facebook back then, we would still be in the dark ages......

[@thesnoopmeistersnoops5167]

MAKE ME ADMIN

[@Isaac-ug4oi]

That was a perfect chop. Executioner made it look easy. 10/10

[@erynn9968]

They just cut out the unsuccessful attempts XD I wonder how many guys tried to play the traitor but were messed up in the end.

[@Isaac-ug4oi]

@@erynn9968 Now that's some serious method acting.

[@eddyp483]

He missed with Cambridge and made a mess which is why they cut it from the movie

[@Luciferdesrea]

And this kid is about to play Paul Atreides in Dune. I'd say he's got this in the bag.

[@CognizantCheddar]

So looking forward to it.

[@heatherbukowski2102]

the movie has been finished for a long time and test screen reviewers have all been saying it's amazing. just a few more months!

[@FantasticBoObLeS]

@@mindtomatterstudios631 I LITERALLY came here to say “this aged well.” Thank you.

[@mikef.1000]

As it turned out, I thought Dune was fairly turgid and overdone. Chalamet did OK.

[@marisamar3247]

I had doubts when I saw him casted as Paul Atreides. Then I watched this movie and he was amazing. All doubts were gone.

[@Jo-uy6jh]

He’s such a quality actor, very talented and diverse. I love watching him.

[@BoilersRock]

This was such a fantastic movie from start to finish. Chalamet should be one of the great actors of his generation.

[@brentfisher902]

The mud battle looks like so much fun to enjoy a wallow in a suit or armor and have the mud go inside of the armor and you could just swim in Nature's Slimy Goodness and absolutely enjoy yourself.

[@Holdit66]

The depiction of Agincourt was pretty poor, unfortunately.

[@kored8688]

@@brentfisher902 dude what

[@kevinpittman2517]

hes got a secure future if he can keep his head

[@whutzat]

Unfortunately, his generation hasn't much to offer, so the bar is set LOW

[@reidkemp]

“I have chosen to send you as an advance party to hell...” 😍😵🙏

[@onetwothreefourfive12345]

epic right? i love it haha

[@longbowenjoyer2154]

“For the considerable French number that will soon be needing to find space there”

[@littlejim13]

I guess Cambridge got that last laugh, his grandson overthrew Henry’s son and became Edward IV

[@nqh4393]

He also got a famous university and dictionary named after him while Henry got nothing lol!

[@garolstipock]

@@nqh4393 ...except this awesome movie!

[@TheSwisszug]

@@nqh4393 I cannot tell whether you are joking or not.

[@ashepherdcomedy]

@@nqh4393 Cambridge University is far older than the earl of Cambridge executed in the southampton plot. Also, Henry VI founded Eton College and King's College Cambridge.

[@ds1868]

@Kit Yes University of Cambridge founded in 1208. The Earl of Cambridge or his descendants had nothing to do with that.

[@zqwc]

I love how little effort the headsman needed to get through the guys head. Those axes are heavy as all hell and they NEVER swing it above their heads cause it would affect their aim. They literally find the right spot and just let the axe drop and do all the work.

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

If there is one thing I have learned in my short term on this earth, always allow the tool to do its job. You may find this lesson applies on so many levels.

[@nessa5095]

Wouldn’t they have to swing it much harder?

[@chuckn4851]

@@nessa5095 Look up physics

[@nessa5095]

@@chuckn4851 I know the weight of the axe if dropped etc. But still the bone to get through and all the tissue.

[@seandlax9]

@@nessa5095 No, and this is a common misconception about axes. Most people tend to think that axes act as razors and you hafta go at this extreme angles with them in the swing, or that you need to swing as hard as you can for a variety of jobs. The truth being that axes are designed to cleave, IE be swung pretty much straight at the target, and are designed to cleave with minimum effort by the user. An axeman who knows what they're doing and uses these principles can get a fully grown pine tree down in under 2 minutes with barely any energy spent on their part with just a normal wood axe. An executioners axe is heavy enough and has enough blade length to easily get the job done in one shot as long as the executioner doesn't completely shit the bed and miss. Most botched executions were due to the executioner missing only striking with part of the blade and only causing a partial separation.

[@CrniWuk]

"It is better to be feared than to be loved, if one cannot be both." - Niccolò Machiavelli

[@h1ob355]

Everybody´s darling is everybody´s asshole...................my mom said that, never forgot it.

[@Brandonhayhew]

Just use fear, Fear is power

[@Cobalt1520]

"If you bow too much, your crack will show", old Roman saying, it rimes in Latin.

[@timdoyon1964]

That had to be one of the most realistic beheading by axe scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie/tv show. I can’t imagine how they pull some of those effects off anymore. CGI maybe? Whatever the technique they used, the result was brilliant!

[@thespockmanable]

lol XD

[@pilgrim357]

well they had to get it in one take, but the good news is that they didnt have to pay the actor in the end.

[@rhizomorph-music]

Digital editing can do wonders...

[@timothy1949]

not sure whether it is realistic, in reality it often takes multiple swing to chop someone's head off and it was difficult job, therefore the guillotine was invented

[@davidgreen5994]

@@timothy1949 Not really, it wasn't all that often. That would have been a botched execution, which had repercussions ... plus, the executioner made good money by making sure that the execution goes smooth, by being paid by the soon-to-be beheaded or his family to make the axe extra sharp and shit. Is not all that complicated to chop a head, the Saudi still use it as a method of execution, using a sword instead of a big ass axe, and I never heard of botched executions there personally.

[@1978rharris]

The tension builds quietly. Then the Lords get their news. Tension turns to terror. And that terror is then delivered. This is good drama.

[@princevelkan295]

Without doubt Timothee Chalamet is the perfect actor of all time for the famous young King Henry of England. Millions thanks to Netflix & the team too. Even being of American from strong French ancestry, he still can play total Royal & solid bold English, very talented actor.

[@davidgrahamscott]

who?

[@lisaellis2593]

I'did not think he could pull it off, But he did and I'am impressed! Good job! Sweet Tea!

[@princevelkan295]

@@lisaellis2593 :Out of all King Henry movie, Timothee is best one because almost similar to real youth of King Henry who is bit small & skinny than any other king of England but his achievement was greatest of history at age so young. Too bad he died at age of 35 if I'm not mistaken due to colon cancer.

[@sorceressofaeaea]

@@princevelkan295 actually Henry was 6'3" tall. It is a bit hard to call him "small" even by modern standards :) but doesn't matter, Timothee's performance was worthy indeed.

[@princevelkan295]

@@sorceressofaeaea :Omg wow i never knew about this, thanks a lot for this info. Respect

[@anilpratap6952]

The music makes the movie

[@sputnikalgrim]

This film was well beyond worthy of the big screen, it’s one of my favorite Netflix originals

[@Getoffmycloud53]

Absolutely, no Netflix movie to date achieved the same level, big screen worthy.

[@theofficialmbc]

​@@Getoffmycloud53 Okja and beasts of no nation were brilliant

[@madamepaka]

the way he was standing in the shadows, patiently waiting lol

[@berryhomchas]

Guy with the axe wipes his blade carefully, “….number Two! Now serving Number Two!!…”

[@SpinSpinSugar014]

This movie is so underrated.

[@wvuken111]

Not in my book. Its on a high shelf in my list of favorites.

[@akbrahma7739]

It's not that bad, one clean strike and you're off this planet. It's the anticipation, that makes it disturbing.

[@robuzo]

Not always. There is a quite a record of botched beheadings.

[@laurbster2680]

look up the execution of margaret pole.. several axe strikes to the neck and shoulder by an inexperienced executioner

[@1BeGe]

During the French Revolution a few people agreed to try to give various signs/signals using their face to indicate how long they were conscious after they were beheaded. The longest was about 30 seconds, and practically all were at least 5 to 10 seconds. Even when performed well (which isn't always the case) the idea that separating head from body is instant brain death doesn't hold up to much scrutiny.

[@JR-ju3kj]

@@laurbster2680 She was literally hacked to death. A horrible, savage and inhumane way to have to die( but that's how it was done back then). As far as I know, Saudi Arabia is the only country on earth that still has beheading as a form of capital punishment.

[@JR-ju3kj]

@@robuzo That's what I've read, too. It wasn't always swift death in one clean strike. Sometimes it took several strikes( or even more than that) or more than one drop of the guillotine. It's a gruesome and brutal way to to die.

[@Bloodgod40]

Got to love how different the Netflix era is from the old historical movies about the Tudors or whatnot that came out in the 60s 70s or 80s. In those there would always be what tvtropes calls a "Gory discretion shot" when someone gets their head chopped off. The axe raised high, then falls out of frame, there is a squelching sound and the camera cuts to the gasping onlookers. But in the post Game of Thrones era that's old hat, now if there's a beheading, they show a damn beheading!

[@Lancer498]

Honestly I prefer that method. It leaves it to your imagination, and your imagination can conjure more gruesome images than gore-fest cgi can.

[@Doomseer]

The movie definitely had it's flaws but his portrayal was absolutely stunning, he legit carried the whole film on his back.. 😮

[@athelstan927]

It was a super movie, and he made it even better!

[@JM-db8ez]

Well I dunno about that, there were some excellent actors in the cast that also helped carry the film. Let's not just shove them aside because you got a crush on Chalamet. Yes, he was very good but so were many of the others. In particular, Joel Edgerton (Falstaff) and Tom Glynn-Carney (Hotspur), and others. The ensemble was very good. No need to blow them off just so you can fangirl over Chalamet.

[@whutzat]

@@JM-db8ez They need to get a room.

[@jaydee4674]

@@JM-db8ez Calm down love, no need for jealousy.

[@JM-db8ez]

@@jaydee4674 Perfectly calm, ma'am. Is that how you dismiss when you got a problem? Cute, but useless. Good movie, good supporting cast, that was the point. Saying Chalamet carried the film is lame. And you got jealousy out of this somehow? Lower your dosage, lady.

[@joevigilante2073]

The way they had members of the royal staff standing stoic at different angles just added to the tension in the scene

[@solonwilliams3626]

An issue I have with this portrayal of King Henry V is that he never let anyone look him in the eye. He was sensitive about the scarring that marked his face after Shrewsbury.

[@soundknight]

This was actually an amazing film. I felt like I was there. It's almost as good as the classic "Cromwell".

[@bpooboi]

Perfect actor for dune

[@B2359]

This is the best movie made by Netflix

[@laloj.ramirez7101]

Outlaw King is good too.

[@RShadow12]

The Irishman, Marriage Story, and The King are my top three

[@Jack-xw7og]

They actually showed it? The special effects need an Oscar

[@samg1879]

There wasn't any special effects in this scene

[@TheRealBot001]

Interestingly, the last ever public use of a guillotine was filmed and can be found on youtube

[@TheRealBot001]

@Bleach kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZireoKIfNxompY&ab_channel=DevKashyap

[@kit4341]

@@samg1879 💀

[@llems1484]

@@samg1879 obviously computerized even the blood splatter.

[@arofficial2455]

Anyone else thinking this guy would make a very good young Bond?

[@WhySoSerious551]

It actually took 7 strikes, and he was still conscious, one of the guards had to sever the tendons, and eventually kick the head off. Then cambridge was next, same axe.

[@vasvas8914]

Erin B I thought they were invented to prevent exactly that

[@JunGlisTs0Ldi3r]

Source? I cant seem to find anything about it

[@WhySoSerious551]

@@JunGlisTs0Ldi3r I made it up to make it sound more interesting, historians have been doing that for centuries, so i thought hey, why can't i.

[@JunGlisTs0Ldi3r]

@@WhySoSerious551 Fair enough at least you've admitted it

[@WhySoSerious551]

@@JunGlisTs0Ldi3r It may very well have been worse as i described as many were, let's be honest treason is not going to be rewarded with compassion, i can imagine many a conversation taking place with the executioner along the lines of 'what is the bluntest axe you own' And was it not mary queen of scotts they deliberately got the executioner extremely drunk the night before, it was someone, google it......

[@bushwalker75]

That is a sharp axe!!

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

The man who had his head cut off last was actually the grandson of a King. His grandchild would also be king.

[@redspartan197]

I know his grandchild would be Edward IV, but which king was his grandfather?

[@ds1868]

​@@redspartan197King Edward III.

[@cliffthorne2450]

I could watch this movie all day..I love it next to Elizabeth the golden age

[@Richard-dp4fl]

great film - Chalamet put in a terrific performance 👍🇬🇧✌️...

[@freddieharris3873]

Cambridge's son Richard of York would spend his life being a belligerent to the Lancastrian line, with 2 of his son's being English Kings of the Yorkish line during the War of the Roses, overthrowing Henry V's son.

[@alicewestbury4817]

God almighty that beheading scene looked so real , I nearly jumped of the sofa spilling my curry sauce all down my front.,!!🙀🙀

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

That would have been a terrible waste.

[@pantaglieze]

It was very realistic, even the way the stump slid down the block as the arteries were pulsing. Watch it at.25 speed and it's seamless. So real.

[@NavidIsANoob]

The costumes look soooo good goddamn

[@DracoMeteor91]

to all annoying history buffs. this movie is based on the play by shakespere. not actual history. so enough with your nonsense.

[@michaelmontagu3979]

Shakespeare is well known to have rewritten history for the Tudors. He did a real hatchet job on Richard III, changing his age, to implicate him in events that had nothing to do with him, making him a Scorpio rather than Libran, putting him in places at times when he wasn't there and having him persuade his father to betray the King when he was less than 5 years old. The first Duke of Marlborough said that the only history that he read was Shakespeare.

[@madamepaka]

having your childhood friend/cousin beheaded is wild

[@oliverpearson1577]

This scene cuts deep and hits hard.

[@garyreid7865]

the best film ever on netflix

[@kamion53]

being used to Branagh of Laurence Olivier for the role of Henry V , it is surprising to see an actor who is about the same age as Henry V was when he became king. Henry V was 27 when he took the crown and 35 when he died. Chalamet is 23 at this time.

[@UnopinionatedBystander2393]

Branagh was 25, I think.

[@SCUDFORCE1]

This is one of the few movies in recent years that's worth multiple rewatches.

[@ChristopherNealBUSHIDO49ERS]

I loved this film and him in it!

[@bipmcgipbanambalooper2289]

That’s the sharpest blade I have ever seen, followed by the most accurate executioner.

[@Bootmahoy88]

That was an excellent beheading effect!

[@Stratboy999]

Plot twist....

[@maxzet368]

such a good movie, so underrated

[@kwalterrasquinha413]

Still better than the way Theon Greyjoy executed ser rodrik

[@kinvara5621]

This film is absolutely epic and Timothee Chalamet is a master class as King Henry...... amazing

[@user-kw1gp3dq4o]

The treacherous Sir William Gascoigne! This is a seriously good movie and a seriously good performance.

[@davidcunningham7330]

Wow - what an actor will do for a part! That was so realistic!

[@samuelstoner5651]

That was the most realistic movie beheading I've ever seen.

[@Hunwutzzzz]

Well, his cousin was his friend and the french were not the aggressors, in the end he realized it.

[@heatherbukowski2102]

was the cousin really his friend though? the cousin seemed to doubt henry at least partially because henry didn't want to do anything against france, and then the cousin plotted behind his back because of his doubt. if I remember it correctly anyway.

[@Gubble-oq6dn]

The cousin was plotting against him regardless of who was pulling the strings in the end. Pure high treason. Some friend.

[@npa2468]

He was standing in the shadow of the door like the Grimm Reaper.

[@emilian7052]

god timothee looks so god damn good

[@garolstipock]

"thirs-teeee!'

[@MeanMawile]

You teen girls have a really bad taste in men nowadays.

[@TheInfantry98]

@@MeanMawile you a closer gay ?

[@ANGELSVEN]

This was an excellent movie and I loved the acting. The lead was so good! I couldn't keep my eyes off of him. And to see Johnny Depp's beautiful young daughter as the king's love interest was a surprise...she was excellent. I wish this was a mini-series.

[@cariboubearmalachy1174]

Beheadings normally take multiple blows. Filmmakers seem unaware of the existence of vertebrae.

[@lenraby5920]

Great film and star performances by Timothée Hal Chalamet.

[@Grenn1471]

Ok, I'm ready for him to be Paul Atreides now.

[@illuminati955]

His role in this movie was a clear sign of how fantastic he would be in Dune. The new movie easily entered my top 3 because of his performance (and Denis' excellent direction, of course).

[@alyu1129]

As you can see at 2:05, this the last acting role of this unfortunate actor whose career has been so abruptly....abbreviated. However we are pleased to say that no animals were hurt in the making of this movie.

[@xerox9591]

Excellent music, soundtrack to this!

[@malikhamza412]

Name of the Soundtrack please?

[@xerox9591]

@@malikhamza412 The King

[@stesilaus1688]

After watching this, I said to myself: "Well, at least we don't do this sort of thing any longer". Then I went back to the KZbin main page and saw: "Football's Darkest Story: Spectators Behead Referee."

[@RoySlade-nm2dw]

That’s the closest shave I’ve ever seen.

[@Skull-dw3kn]

As someone who saw a live beheading, I can confirm this is quite authentic. The only detail that wasn’t authentic was that there was no blood squirting out of the decapitated body.

[@vanthdreadstar8788]

How did you see a live beheading?

[@Vet0714]

@@vanthdreadstar8788Mexico

[@ricopimento]

@@vanthdreadstar8788 Probably worked in Saudi. Happens all the time there.

[@coffee_drinker2912]

"I am Paul Muad'Dib Atreides Henry V. Duke of Arrakis and King of England!"

[@BigDuke6ixx]

2:20 money shot.

[@Stuff_And_Things]

That is SCARY how real that looks.

[@aknyolcu6500]

Fear of Enemy +5 Good leader +5 Justice +5

[@RickSuaz]

I didnt expect it to look so real. Wow

[@AuroraMeansDawn27]

I didn't think I would like this movie, yet I LOVED it.

[@JH-ne7mr]

No cut to a flock of startled birds on that one! 😮

[@PeterWalkerHP16c]

After Agincourt we can forgive him anything.

[@claudemaassen2963]

All you Brits ever mention is Agincourt. You never mention the fact that you lost the 100 years war , got booted out of continental Europe for goodand were defeated in many battles worse than Agincourt.

[@PeterWalkerHP16c]

@@claudemaassen2963 Not to mention the stunning victories Battle of Crécy (1346) and Battle of Poitiers (1356), Napoleonic Wars ...

[@DracoMeteor91]

@@claudemaassen2963 lol. you are actually refering to him as "you" and mentioned wars that happend in the middle ages. the english royalty were mixed with french anyway so it makes you even more stupid. lol at trying to initiate a fight because of middle ages wars.

[@lightningbrigade4722]

I want this movie on DVD and have it in my collection so bad!🙀

[@leonidjoseph5483]

very historically accurate

[@garethjames1300]

Yep scene filmed in Hungary accurate defo!

[@davidryley4162]

How the hell, did they make that beheading look so real. Very clever

[@Taz_Olson]

a relatively simple comp trick actually

[@ricopimento]

There is a clip on youtube of a beheading in Saudi for causing deaths by dangerous driving when drifting. It was taken from a great distance but the one thing you could clearly make out was the crouched body springing back sharply at the point of decapitation

[@Kendye6]

Epic movie. Everythig is so well done.

[@lexingtonlad5745]

Put it in the basket I'll read it later.

[@Suomi80Finnish]

he is great actor

[@Despotic_Waffle]

If Denis Villeneuve get's to Dune Messiah, then he's definitely made the right pick with Timothee here. Just wish some coordinator or something would make him gain a bit weight for some of his roles thoguh (not trying to bodyshame, but sometimes being too skinny is less intimidating)

[@zagadape109]

Great beheading scene. Suprisingly great movie.

[@userbosco]

You never want to be anything but the first guy in line if they're using an axe. Blade dulls quickly, so I've read.

[@travisvance3595]

Just watched this last night. He was so hurt when he found out the truth later. 😢

[@geraldmiller8973]

never get on thay guys bad side. he doesn't mess around. that is my kind of leader. decisive and stalwart.

[@joliecide]

They had a French Canadian play the King of England, and they had the British guy play the Dauphin of France.

[@claudemaassen2963]

He was born in New York. His father was from France.

[@alexn6595]

His lines in this movie are so badass.

[@alexn6595]

Also the soundtrack. Whole movie was amazing. Visually stunning. How have I only discovered this movie now? I have no clue.

[@alastair9894]

Just remember, the director is telling what he wants him to do.

[@nnotcamille]

thought the title was “timothee chalamet breathing clip” 💀💀💀

[@mutteringmale]

"Only on Netflix" that ad says. Just surprised all the actors weren't black, latinos and gay, with nose rings, purple hair, smoking a lot of cigarettes and drinking beer with labels prominently shown.

[@anthonyclarke5579]

Brilliant film.👏

[@blakeetherington2155]

his second test.... be the king, what threatens your people. The king ends it, threats to the king, his followers stand behind the king The King i'd be to my cree people

[@asawaggoner3923]

Title is misleading. Led to believe that Timonthy Chalamet was the one being beheaded. 0/10 am sorely disappointed.

[@HenrySosenite]

Thumbs down, for sure!

[@joshjacob1530]

When the inferior beings think they know more then u despite spice transferance

[@alfredopuente6483]

Guy was lucky. That axe chopped clean and smooth. Most of the time the guy was drunk and took a couple of attempts to get the job done.

[@ghostlyfriend2526]

That moment when the director yells “cut”, and the actors are too deeply involved in their character play…