Elizabeth Taylor: Ivanhoe - Movie

Ivanhoe
Cast :	Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Fontaine
Director :	Richard Thorpe
Studio :	Warner Home Video
Format :	Color, Closed-captioned
Released Date :	July 31, 1952
DVD Released Date :	January 11, 2005
Language :	English (Dubbed), French (Dubbed), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), French (Subtitled)
Audience Rating :	NR (Not Rated)
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Customer Reviews

Rating
Date	August 03, 2005
Summary	They don't make them like this anymore
Content	I really enjoy this film. Good story, great actors, Costumes and scenery the best and you don't have to be afraid to let your kids see it. Ivanhoe's honor is never in doubt.

Rating
Date	June 30, 2005
Summary	A magnificent tale
Content	This stands as one of the best of the "knights in shining armour" genre. Elisabeth Taylor is beautiful, and Robert Taylor is a great hero. You've also got Richard the Lionhearted and his evil brother King John. The fighting scenes are great, and the story is even better! Definitely a keeper.

Rating
Date	May 19, 2005
Summary	Film excellent et livraison rapide
Content	C'est un bon film classique qui raconte l'histoire du chevalier saxon Ivanhoe qui doit se battre pour obtenir la libÃ©ration du Roi Richard Coeur de Lion emprisonnÃ© par l'empereur d'Autriche et qui doit lutter contre le Prince Jean et les barons normands. Ajoutez Ã cela la prÃ©sence de Robin des bois et de la charmante Elizabeth Taylor qui joue le rÃ´le de la fille juive d'un marchand d'York qui aide Ivanhoe a recueillir la ranÃ§on pour obtenir la libÃ©ration du Roi Richard et vous avez un bon film classique qui allie l'action, la passion, la trahison et la fidÃ©litÃ©. Quant au vendeur DVDLegacy, livraison ultra rapide d'un produit neuf. Micheline Anne :-){8-<==

Rating
Date	April 15, 2005
Summary	Not exactly an accurate storyline...but very well done
Content	The book Ivanhoe is my all-time favorite. That being the case, I have read it numerous times. The movie bears some resemblance to it. But Wamba the fool does not run away with Ivanhoe (whose first name is Wilfred, by the way), and he does not die in the siege of the castle. There are other discrepancies, but overall the movie makes a good impression. I think that Ivanhoe was Robert Taylor's best character, but you are free to disagree. Altogether, this is a rousing swashbuckler, worthy of Errol Flynn.

Rating
Date	April 05, 2005
Summary	History
Content	we had 2 watch this in history and thought it was pretty good but i didnt hear half of it cause my class wouldn't stop talking. i liked when athelstane came "back from the dead" and everyone was soooooooo scared. hope enjoy the video if you buy it.

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