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The film seems to assume that Henry and Thomas speak English. The French girl Marie is clearly depic [...]	D
The Royal court dress depicted was of the 15th century, not the 12th century of "Becket".	D
Although the story takes place in the late 12th century, the armored helmets that King Henry's child [...]	D
In the excommunication scene, which took place in 1164, the monks are chanting the Dies Irae, a hymn [...]	D
Henry II makes fun of his son at dinner, calling him Henry III. Henry II had a son named Henry who w [...]	D
When Becket writes the message for Brother John to deliver to King Henry, he is clearly writing on m [...]	D
After Becket averts trial and climbs the stairs, he is followed by a baron who draws his sword. Beck [...]	D
When Henry II is accepting the lashes before Becket's tomb, the sounds he is making do not match the [...]	D
When Henry II's men kill Brother John, Becket turns to them. The next shot shows Becket still in pra [...]	D
During the assassination scene, Brother John raises the silver cross to strike a soldier. When the c [...]	D
The floors in the castle's great hall are clearly shown to be bare flagstone. In the 12th century fl [...]	D
Contrary to one of the film's central plot lines, Thomas Becket was a Norman (Thomas Bequet), not a [...]	D
Henry's court is depicted as being in England. In fact, Henry II's primary residence and capital was [...]	D
When Henry II's men come to Canterbury to assassinate Becket, Becket is facing the altar. The long s [...]	D

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King Henry II: [plotting Becket's arrest] Oh, Thom [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: [returning the Lord Chancellor's [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: My Lord Jesus, I find it difficul [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: Yes, we have soldiers disguised i [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: Don't do this!	D
[first title card] Title card: In the year 1066, [...]	D
King Henry II: Let us drink, gentlemen. Let us dri [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: Honor is a private matter within; [...]	D
King Henry II: There. That's the Great Seal of Eng [...]	D
King Henry II: Your body, madam, was a desert that [...]	D
Brother John: You betrayed your Saxon race, now yo [...]	D
King Henry II: Am I the strongest or am I not? Th [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: England is a ship. The king is ca [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: God rest his soul. King Henry II [...]	D
King Henry II: [isolating one of his brawling sons [...]	D
Brother John: I don't mind if I am just a grain of [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: There, Lord - I'm ready: adorned [...]	D
King Louis VII of France: The King of England and [...]	D
King Henry II: The die is cast, Thomas, make the m [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: Nobility lies in the man, my prin [...]	D
[last lines] King Henry II: Is the honor of God w [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: [Looking on in reverence at the H [...]	D
King Henry II: I'm suddenly very intelligent. It p [...]	D
King Henry II: [Henry is doing public penance for [...]	D
King Louis VII of France: Why does he hate you so? [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: [chanting] Deus, in adjutorium me [...]	D
Empress Matilda: You have an obsession about him t [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: We must manage the church. One ca [...]	D
Cardinal 1: [in papal waiting hall] That man Becke [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: We are both aware of the delicacy [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: Lord Gilbert, Baron of England by [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: It is here now, the supreme folly [...]	D
King Henry II: Are you mad? You're Chancellor of E [...]	D
the Pope: Zabelli, if you start outmaneuvering you [...]	D
Louis' Servant: Your Majesty, the English ambassad [...]	D
King Henry II: Do you ever think? Baron: Never, s [...]	D
King Louis VII of France: My dear man, crowned hea [...]	D
King Henry II: [after a peasant is too intimidated [...]	D
King Henry II: Don't be nervous, Bishop. I'm not a [...]	D
King Henry II: Have you any idea how much trouble [...]	D
[first lines] King Henry II: Well, Thomas Becket. [...]	D
Baron: Becket! You are a liar. You are a traitor! [...]	D
King Henry II: Will no one rid me of this meddleso [...]	D
King Henry II: So what in most people is morality, [...]	D
King Henry II: [laughing in both amusement and ang [...]	D
Empress Matilda: Oh, if I were a man! King Henry [...]	D
Brother Philip: Your Grace, there are armed men at [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: [bleeding from a cut on his hand [...]	D
Archbishop of Canterbury: Those violent days are o [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: Tonight you can do me the honor o [...]	D
King Henry II: I can do nothing. I'm as useless as [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: Oh Lord, how heavy thy honor is t [...]	D
Thomas a Becket: One does not carry arms into God' [...]	D
King Henry II: [Thomas comes to Henry's bedchamber [...]	D
King Henry II: Here's my royal foot up your royal [...]	D
King Henry II: He's read books, you know, it's ama [...]	D

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