After giving a speech promising to "hold [his people] to [his] bosom, the antagonist of this film is mockingly asked "have you ever embraced someone dying of plague?" by Derek Jacobi.
After giving a speech promising to "hold [his people] to [his] bosom, the antagonist of this film is mockingly asked "have you ever embraced someone dying of plague?" by Derek Jacobi. A fictional language created by Lisa Gerrard provides the vocals for this film's spectacular "Now We Are Free," a Hans Zimmer piece heard in a recurring scene as the protagonist walks through tall grass. That protagonist adopts the persona of "the Spaniard" upon being sold to Proximo along with Juba, played by Djimon Hounsou. This film opens with a clash against the Marcomanni, where the title character delivering the memorable line, "at my signal, unleash hell." Ending with the death of the Joaquin Phoenix-portrayed Commodus at the hands Maximus Decimus Meridius, for 10 points, identify this 2000 Ridley Scott Best Picture featuring Russell Crowe killing a lot of people in the Coliseum.
After giving a speech promising to "hold [his people] to [his] bosom, the antagonist of this film is mockingly asked "have you ever embraced someone dying of plague?" by Derek Jacobi.
{Gladiator}