<![CDATA[By the way, did anybody catch what Maurice De Bracy's very first line in Ivanhoe (1982) was? I've been trying to figure]]>

<![CDATA[By the way, did anybody catch what Maurice De Bracy's very first line in Ivanhoe (1982) was? I've been trying to figure]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Stuart Wilson

jainafel — 22 years ago(October 27, 2003 06:19 AM)

By the way, did anybody catch what Maurice De Bracy's very first line in Ivanhoe (1982) was? I've been trying to figure this one out for YEARS! He comes out of his pavillion, purple surcoat and all. He accepts a drink from his squire. Then he turns to his horse and remarks something that sounds like "Mai-de-lor-poo-kor-hey?" which may or may not be "My little Pooko, hey?" Erm, what was it meant to be really? Or is his horse really called Pooko?

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actually it is "hey my little bucklehead". The horse then flinches as he is misplaced his hand and his finger went up the horse's nose.

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