Troy Movie - Extended Edition - Hector And Paris

Another part from the Director's Cut version of Troy. When Hector warns Paris that he better not do anything to endanger Troy. I love Hector :)

[@calenielthranduillion5134]

I like the way hector speaks such endearing things in a dangerous way...he calls his brother ''pretty'' even in a threat XD

[@nawi324]

He does that too in the Iliad and that's amazing lmfao

[@Jackw00pw00p2]

Ah, another reason why Hector is so favorable. He may love his family, but his country is his priority.

[@WalkingMisery]

Obviously not. He didn't do jack to Paris. All talk.

[@blueeyes8849]

WalkingMisery I think he just meant to scare him

[@0718Dragonlord]

Which failed unfortunately.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

Which he fails... not just in allowing Paris to take Helen not in not returning Helen but when Paris challenges Menelaus, had Paris been slain, then the Greeks would have had no cause to continue their invasion...or at the very least their legitimate excuse would have been gone and their allies and others would call them out instead hector kills Menelaus to protect Paris, violating the terms of single combat and giving the Greeks even more legitimate excuse to maintain the siege and war. At literally every turn Hector betrays his country for his brother...which ends up destroying it

[@elliotjohnson9415]

@@mckenzie.latham91 The Greeks would have attacked Troy once they were there, regardless of whether Hector intervened with Menelaus or not. That was obvious.

[@spasjt]

Yeah, ripping his pretty face from his pretty skull might have actually pleased Menelaus enough to avoid war later. Also, it adds more depth of seriousness to Hector's character.

[@pethrosuriahson6156]

Why the HELL did Hector take Paris with him on any kind of diplomatic mission in the first place?

[@spasjt]

@@pethrosuriahson6156 Sadly, it was likely their dad's idea.

[@pethrosuriahson6156]

@@spasjt it was also their dad's idea to attack the greek camp on the day Achilles was going to leave(he obviously knew how to sneak into Achilles tent as evidenced later in the film, you think they might have wanted to do that BEFORE Hector mistakenly killed Patroclus, If the trojans turned Achilles and his men to their side it would be a wrap for the Greeks) ..... It was also their dad's brilliant idea to take a certain wooden horse into the city if Hector were king things would have gone a lot better for the trojans. their dad isn't very smart.

[@spasjt]

@@pethrosuriahson6156 Indeed.

[@gaynzz6841]

@@pethrosuriahson6156 Yeah, Priam might be too old to lead. We don't know if he ever was a good ruler in the first place. But in this movie is a utter dumbass.

[@kosiak10851]

Why wasn't his face ripped off?

[@HalpPlsxx01]

LOL

[@Axel1051]

Because Troy needed every man they could get. Even Paris.

[@eeriewaffle3938]

@@Axel1051 Paris ain't a man

[@Axel1051]

@@eeriewaffle3938 Helen might disagree with you on that one.

[@Angel123bb1]

1:19 that’s me and my big sister. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ama0982]

What if Paris had actually behaved and Troy still had Sparta as an ally? Would Agamemnon still go to war with Troy and would Menelaus fight his own brother?

[@AdeptKing]

Menelaus probably would have stayed out of it if that happened, since he's one of the more honorable kings. I don't know if Agamemnon would have tried it without him. Sparta was one of the more powerful Greek States in military after all.

[@tashidiaz8915]

@@AdeptKing Paris and Helen was just ONE of the reasons for Trojan war. It just gave Greeks a legitimate reason to attack Troy.

[@anathar8830]

Probably not. This wasn’t mentioned in the film, but when it came time for Helen to marry, Odysseus proposed that all the suitors (many of them kings) should swear a solemn oath to defend the chosen husband (Menelaus) in any quarrel. Had Paris not abducted Helen, the other kings wouldn’t have been called upon to defend the “honor of Greece.” Thus Agamemnon would have been pretty much alone in his ambition, as he was the only one who cared about conquering Troy.

[@Bearthoughts]

It was actually because of the gods that the war started...at least that's what it says in the Iliad...but if we base it from what we see in the movie,then I agree with you.

[@jimhults2490]

0:41 Lullabies, you guys are funny.

[@HungryHippo7]

This was a smart scene to remove. His decision to stand for her brother and let Helen come makes no sense in the context of this threat.

[@EastJazzman]

There are three things I would change in this movie if I could. 1) Have Paris killed. 2) Have Aeneas as a main supporting character, instead someone Paris just randomly passed the sword of Troy to. Cousin to the family and second strongest warrior like in the story, and leading a lot more Trojans to escape. (And played by Ben Affleck, first choice in my head). 3) Have Paris Killed!! And a bonus HAVE PARIS KILLED!!!!!!

[@bubunmukherjee2857]

Paris died horribly in the iliad

[@LILY15767]

I luhhhhhhhh hector!!!

[@Jazmin3319]

Paris is funny in that part huh? He looks cute. I will try to upload more parts some time, it's just that I don't have the memory on my computer that I need.

[@marieanne2961]

totally agree... i think bloom is a fine actor but to be honest i never really liked him for this part... he looks too boyish and small and weak as you said.... hector on the other hand was a perfect choice

[@enriquefau8974]

Wow... We've come a long way in terms of technology. 12 years ago we didn't have enough space for a video and now look st what computers are capable of.

[@kishacarruth7449]

❤

[@20centurygirl21]

aww pretty face☺

[@rogueshdw]

i like this dialogue scene. Tecton is a real character

[@Jazmin3319]

Hector is like one of the sexiest characters in the movie. Achilles too though. But I just love how Hector is so honorable and such a gentleman... And Paris is adorable, but they really did make his character kind of weak and almost gay looking. (Not that gay is bad!!!)

[@marieanne2961]

totally agree... i think bloom is a fantastic actor but to be honest i didnt really like him for this part... he looks too boyish and small and weak as you said... hector on the other was perfect

[@blankblank5409]

Marie anne Boom

[@truongnghia8673]

well pretty men in Greek myth always look like gay

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

I think they tried to make the two brothers are opposite in physical appearance and character as possible. The actor playing Paris had to be a boyishly good looking twerp to be believable. Bloom actually looks a lot like the paintings depicting Paris.

[@jimhults2490]

Paul is Hector and Balian is Paris, they are our Fellowship of Jim and Sandra. They were best friend together.

[@MagnificentFiend]

@Jazmin3319 I agree with everything you say, it's just worth pointing out that Paris, "weak and almost gay looking", is probably the most faithful character translation from the original!

[@blankblank5409]

Wow its been 9 yeara

[@blankblank5409]

Years

[@allysonrose4661]

1:19 the way he grabs his face lmaoo

[@dadada486]

So the fisherman's wife was fair game back then!

[@tashidiaz8915]

For princes yeah. If it was actually a fisherman's wife Paris banged that night Hector would just pat him on the back and go to sleep.

[@jimhults2490]

0:41 Lullabies, Hilaaaaaarrriiiiiiiiouuuuuuussss!!

[@lovefunkrockmusic]

Paris is not a real man.

[@wolfpackleaderalpha]

+lovefunkrockmusic What do you expect? He's played by Orlando Bloom.

[@memoranda1]

Neither is achilles and patroclus....Apparently they're all gay according to the book

[@agenttheater5]

So? Straight, gay or bi, Archilles is the greatest warrior in the literary world, the one everyone on the real world wants to be. @@memoranda1

[@memoranda1]

@@OscarDirlwood .....thanks for the info... i didn't know that to be honest. everything is being turned gay these days you know. Alexander the great was gay too i hear. my friend who lived in Libya in the 90s was a young boy. And one of the locals told him it is not a good idea to walk in shorts in that region because men fuck young boys or so i hear. Dude you got a fucked up name lol

[@vikingraider58]

@@memoranda1 these days?? alexander fucked hephaestion a couple thousand years ago but "these days" things are being turned gay? it's really not hard to learn about these things; here's a wikipedia article for you: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_homosexuality spoiler alert: gay people have been around for all of history

[@didim.6702]

Hector should have beat Paris ass before is too late

[@star.light.ls.]

Though I admire Hector. Why in the flying fuck did he have to mention his dumb brother's so called "pretty" face? That only flattered him.

[@farid1406]

I respect your opinion, but I would not have found that flattering if I were in Paris's shoes. The man deserves credit for not wetting himself right then.

[@glamourchick21]

Homer was Greek. The Odyssey has a Greek bias. Go fig. On the other hand, in the Iliad, the bias is in favor of Hector, and Achilles's hubris is played up. (And actually, in the Odyssey, Homer more paints it as Helen's fault than Paris')

[@lisakarneyhillroad]

Thats a bit stupid! Paris started the battle which was to be the end of Troy! Can you really say he wasn't selfish? Oh and by the way, how many people lost loved ones were lost because of the two?

[@AeneasInvictus]

The entire story of the Iliad is the will of Zeus and the exploration of honour in Homeric society. Yeah I agree, Zeus should have realised Athena was going to be a tough one lol

[@Gwyn142]

God I love this. I love Hector. and I like Paris too. :) I didnt think that the war and that Hector died was his fault. omg he loved Helen and Helen loved him and of course she ran away with him.

[@federicobernal390]

When the war ended she was disgusted by Paris weakness and begged Menelao to return with him.

[@peterhoang1424]

Wish Achilles and Hector joined together and just killed agamemnon

[@farid1406]

If they joined together it would be hard to explain why there was never an Achillian-Hectorian Co-Consulate Greek Empire, since they would dominate everyone with ease.

[@grega3611]

Paris sorta acts like Tom Holland’s Peter Parker.

[@TYKKETYKKE]

If you think Hector is an honorable gentleman, you better read the Iliad :)

[@yible3278]

I haven't and I don't know where to find a copy, what does Hector do? (That would imply he is not a gentleman by our standards)

[@ardex9677]

@@yible3278 Facing the Achilles, for example, he got scared and ran away, circling Troy 3 times and then accepting his doom.

[@yible3278]

@@ardex9677 still not too bad compared to Paris

[@farid1406]

@@ardex9677 Because a god filled him with fear. That's hardly his fault.

[@lunatica7473]

Why does he caress Paris' face after threatening him?

[@shadowdance4666]

I dare you to rip his face off!

[@robertprescott5926]

Just need Leonidas to show up

[@jeeannfabillon6896]

What?first 2 in hell? No way!paris will never be there!

[@boriskostic6964]

And he still took Helen to Troy

[@diego1590]

All my homies hate Paris.

[@georgerustic3817]

day later paris runs off with helen

[@Ahfjo]

It's just a movie based on a film.

[@Ondus2000]

Yes, this was a TERRIBLY WRITTEN scene between Hector and Paris. Saying you love someone and then scaring him with a physical threat is ABUSIVE....Instead of telling Paris that he'd rip his face off, Hector should've just told him that he wouldn't defend him if Menelaus wanted to kill him....that would've made an awesome dynamic later in the movie, when Hector DOES choose to defend Paris from Menelaus.

[@ThomasRobinson-by2wm]

It wasn't abuse. It was a warning. Hector was the crown prince of Troy, so he had to put his kingdom above all else, even if it mean threatening to kill his brother

[@nerdplanet98]

ouch

[@alocheng1297]

Lol

[@Bearthoughts]

@Animalcorssingfan, the events from which this movie is based on comes from the Iliad. And according to that story, their gods exists. And by the way... how do you know Jesus and his father exists? I'm not going to get into an argument on religion here, but I would like to point out that we people have different beliefs.

[@undrielgrenger53]

I know Jesus exists for the simple fact that He has done too much for me.

[@rogueshdw]

its skull

[@sexylexi09]

@Jazmin3319 hector is pretty awesome

[@MaximumPrk]

ehh after the trojan war, Aeneas establisehd rome. so i guess the trojan war wasnt really bad for trojans since trojans became romans.

[@TheChosen2030]

Actually romulus established rome. The first king of rome

[@philmccracken7520]

@@TheChosen2030 romulus and his brother are the grandsons of aeneas

[@AeneasInvictus]

Actually the Iliad is a bit more complex then that. Hector is seen as a decent character but he is often shown to be very weak, the only times he has moments of glory (Book 12-16) is because of Zeus' blessings...and that is only because Zeus is going to give honour to Achilles. The Fall of Troy is all the will of Zeus.

[@shubhamagarwal3288]

So by your logic Achills was also weak, it was zeus giving glory to him

[@lflr4lnco]

but in all fairness, being gay was rather virtuous in those days.

[@beingwise218]

1:32 He's no longer pretty with his pretty skull in this part.

[@Alniara]

In my mind Paris will always be a badass no matter what the film says.

[@lovefunkrockmusic]

+Alniara Haha, lol. Paris is a spinless wimp

[@ajax8216]

I agree though I wish they could have focused a bit more on his character development but I actually think it did a good job showing every side of his character.

[@tashidiaz8915]

He is very intelligent. If not wise all the time. And gods let him pass judgment on their petty arguments, twice. And what if he used an arrow to kill Achilles instead of fighting him witha sword. He knew he wouldn't succeed against him in close combat.

[@Ahfjo]

Rofl, so they don't make a monument? Even if the Trojan Horse was actually used, then the Greeks would make more Trojan Horses, better with more weapons and armor.

[@Ahfjo]

The battle is real, but do you seriously think infidelity (women cheating on a King) will influence all the Greek city-states destroy Troy? Also, historians have still not found the famous Trojan Horse.

[@wimschmied3800]

@@djparaense The comment was made 9 years ago lol

[@LandersWorkshop]

@@djparaense I think it kinda did happen my dude.

[@artofwrick]

The wooded horse.... After 2800 years...