Near the end of this film, the protagonist is called a "filthy little wog" by a medical officer, who later comes up to shake his hand. At one point, the protagonist vainly says "They can only kill me with a golden bullet." Early in this movie, the title character is called "a poet, a scholar, and a mighty warrior," as well as "the most shameless exhibitionist since Barnum and Bailey." This film begins at the funeral of the main character, where he is discussed by journalist Jackson Bentley, who is based on the real-life Lowell Thomas. The protagonist of this film is sexually abused while in the custody of a Jose Ferrer played Bey. The title character allies with such characters as Prince Faisal, Auda, and Ali in battles against the Turks. For 10 points, name this 1962 David Lean film starring Peter O'Toole as the 
Near the end of this film, the protagonist is called a "filthy little wog" by a medical officer, who later comes up to shake his hand. At one point, the protagonist vainly says "They can only kill me with a golden bullet." Early in this movie, the title character is called "a poet, a scholar, and a mighty warrior," as well as "the most shameless exhibitionist since Barnum and Bailey." This film begins at the funeral of the main character, where he is discussed by journalist Jackson Bentley, who is based on the real-life Lowell Thomas. The protagonist of this film is sexually abused while in the custody of a Jose Ferrer played Bey. The title character allies with such characters as Prince Faisal, Auda, and Ali in battles against the Turks. For 10 points, name this 1962 David Lean film starring Peter O'Toole as the title British adventurer in the Middle East.
Near the end of this film, the protagonist is called a "filthy little wog" by a medical officer, who later comes up to shake his hand.