The Real Story Behind Timothée Chalamet's Henry V | The King | Netflix

The film was so good and so underrated.

Chalamet is Wonka.

Timothee Chalamet is our generation’s Daniel Day Lewis.

I liked it because of its brutal honest setting and the relative strength of will that the King espoused. But he wasn't a superman, he was presented as a human. I dislike most movies where the protagonist is 'magical' in his or her abilities. The King was just a good stoic.

Dune shows how great an actor TC is. This film not so much

Okay movie, good acting, utter pants. Falstaff as a hero merely made Henry V seem weaker and less certain than he was. It added nothing of any importance to the original plays. It was very disappointing. Adaptation should alter and improve the original source material

Historical inaccurate. And biased.

Lol. The movie was such a steaming pile of shit, an ill-conceived Saturday-morning cartoon version of history. It's quite a hilarious spectacle to see Netflix, the very ass that birthed this shit then drones on about how meticulously-crafted and true to history it is.

Tommen Baratheon

Timothee was mesmerizing in this movie, he was so darn good.

surprised they didn't make him black and trans

Then Joan of Arc came

that French dude didnt send the ball. His advisor did.

Yea nice history lesson. The French didn't have longbows.

whoever made this... I want to see more content from this person

Missing a grandmother telling us the king was black

Ok movie but so historically inaccurate. Henry was pro war with France and wanted to make a name for himself. You can even say he started the 100 years war

We few, we happy few, we band of brothers…

Henry was poisoned by his wife for killing her brother

There's a video of the arrowhead extraction tool and it's pretty gruesome

Aegon V "The Unlikely"

But was the "fake assassin" based in real life?

Worst movie ever instead Robert Pattinson should be the main actor but not 😡

Won't even go past the intro.
Blatant lie about him not being groomed to be a king. If you go off Shakespearean take, then acknowledge that as it is.
He had a pretty stable relationship with his father.
All the information about his upbringing, education and desires is actually within reach one google search away.
The movie failed to depict a historically accurate picture of the grotesque enough without any fantasy on Netflix's side events.
There were no taunts on dauphine's side, he was not even the main antagonist historically and didn't take arms during events of Agincourt.
Taunt was a casus belli on english side thrown in together with real claims over Normandy.
Netflix took a Shakespearean piece, brutalized it and slapped a 'true story, trust me bro' over its corpse.
Shakespeare wrote about Elizabethan era and thus characters depicted the way they are, cause they were not supposed to resemble themselves, but rather his, Shakespeare's, contemporaries
Major L, Netflix

Once upon a time a skinny pretty little actor played a gay boy in a low-budget movie. To his horror it was a huge success and suddenly he had millions of gay fans. That was not all what he wanted. He wanted to be a big Hollywood star. He turned to his agent who had the solution: "Don't worry, I'll get some real macho roles for you. We'll soon put this in the past." "Won't I look ridiculous playing those sort of roles when I'm so skinny and pretty?" "Of course you will, but don't worry nobody will dare say so ... Here, start with this one: Henry V ..."

This video is so wrong, why is the Union flag there and why has he highlighted England and the entirety of Britain

Okay its me. I really fancied Cillian Murphy for years. Now i fancy Timothee, why when muddied does he look so much like Cillian😅

Scotland?

This is a weird telling of the history of these events. You hit most of the major points but also make many blunders, its mostly fine but weird none the less.

definitely hits different when I read Shakespeare's Henry V and Richard II

Just saw this and even days later still letting it sink in. Thats how I know it was a great film.

This film is a shame for french peoples

I love how in this movie Pattinson is the french guy and Chalamet is the english. Gotta love the irony.

What is the German word for Henry? Heinrich
Heinrich (German pronunciation: [ˈhaɪ̯nʁɪç] ( listen)) is a German given name of ancient Germanic origin and cognate of Henry. Female forms are Henrike and Henriette.

🤓Wow

The arrow did not get lodged in the back of a skull you got lodged in the front of his skull

I like the movie but I still think this should have been a mini-series pleeeeaaase

He was basically too op to keep living

This movie is amazing.

I never enjoy films that aren't historically accurate! I've no idea why movie makers do it. The actual events and aftermath were exciting enough so why change it?

Always a pleasure to watch a film with the excellent Sean Harris who always adds weight to the characters he plays. Joel Edgerton too is a fine actor, although his character in this case was totally fictious.
Much fiction to this movie, but as a film maker justifying a budget to attract a wider audience, this is a typical case of carte blanch.
A great movie, which I've enjoyed at least a dozen times.
( I would suggest 'The Hollow Crown' with an incredible all-star cast for further medieval enjoyment, albeit a series of Shakespeare plays from Richard II to Richard III)

I got pranked i thought the movie was the real story tf

The King and The Last Duel are two of the most beautiful and well acted period films of the decade 👍

All British kings of that era fought with their men personally. Not just him.

Charles THE MAD 🤌😂 King of UOKAY

One of my favorite movies, but king v was much more of a warrior that was shown in the movie. Everytime he went to France he wooped them when no one else could.

There's a reason Shakespeare covered this. I always felt the nobles in the background desperately wanted him in and made it happen. This subtlety is in the film, and Henry's V's conflicting emotions and qualities are sublimely brought to life by Chalamée. He was a born warrior king, just not actually born to be a king - so people made him one

in the movie i found it kinda of funny how the princess that he is given from the french king basically says your very gullible then he just acts instantly after hearing what she says.