I've been watching TPB for years, but it was only
a few months ago that my older brother pointed out
that Prince Humperdinck and Count Rugen act extremely
gay in the movie. I was so upset when I thought about
that! But seriously, I think it's just another funny
spoof added to spice up the plot a little bit. Of
course, no one ever comes out and says that they are, but
think about it.....<br>"Tyrone," says Humperdinck (the
only time his first name is used in the movie) "you
know how much i LOVE watching you work...."<br>"Get
some rest," says Rugen lovingly. "If you haven't got
your health, you haven't got anything."<br>It's
hilarious! And remember that not once throughout the entire
movie does Humperdinck show any signs of real
attraction towards Buttercup. It's all a show! He just went
out and picked the prettiest girl in the world to be
his bride when all he plans on doing with her is
killing her!<br>Anyway, it's a little far-fetched. I
haven't read the book yet, but the movie is definitely
the best ever made. It's nice to have found a place
where it is finally appreciated!
I've been watching TPB for years, but it was only a few months ago that my older brother pointed out that Prince Humperdinck and Count Rugen act extremely gay...
can anyone tell me if the sound track was ever released for the princess bride?<br><br>my friends getting married and she wants the theme for her first ...
Yeah, it's around. I've seen it around local shops and online, so it's not scarce. Congratulations to your friend, unless she's marrying me, in which case...
Hey all! I just joined this club. I'm glad to finally find a club dedicated to one of the best movies ever! I just watched it again today! Iove it.... The only...
You should read the book. "The little boy" is a nod to the three-level structure of the book; and portraying the middle level of the book at least, it adds a ...
if the 'new' DVD is the same as the one I have, the only special features are the languages (Spanish and French, and the same subs, if I remember correctly), a...
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I remember watching the Princess Bride about 12 years ago with my family. We recently bought the video but I think a scene has been cut. I have a memory of the...
Hi colin I'm affraid to say your daughters may be right as far as i can remeber everyone jumps from the window no banners were used sorry!<br><br>sheila...
That is a different movie - I remember the scene but not the name of the movie. I have seen something similar in a pirate movie, hero descending from masthead...
I found this list and thought I would share it here. Every movie has goofs in it....this movie had a few funny ones.<br>------------<br>Continuity: The ...
Yes, I know, it was a famous scene from I think an Errol Flynn pirate film. Much of the Princess Bride is a very clever mickey taking of the good old Hollywood...
> Clutching at straws - perhaps there was an earlier uncut version<br>> as there is a very obvious cut in the film - we don't get to see how<br>> the ...
I've seen the movie about 1,000 times since "87" and I noticed for the first time a few months ago that the clouds are paintings and they never change....
I have never seen any such part of the movie and I have gone through enough (5 to be exact) VHS tapes to know. Not to mention I have seen it too many times to...
>I don't think there was a cut made there. The screenplay (and not even the final version) indicates they jump just like >Buttercup, which is what the...
Wonder if there was a 3 Musketeers movie or a pirate movie you saw at the same time? They jump in the book, too, and since the screenplay was done by the ...