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Warlord | Normandy, France
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This was a dream project for Charlton Heston, and he had a heavy input into all aspects of the production. He had wanted Stanley Baker for the Guy Stockwell role.
Despite being set in 11th-century Normandy, this was filmed entirely in California--most unusual at the time, as most large-scale historical epics were shot in either Spain or Italy.
Charlton Heston admitted in his 1978 journal "An Actor's Life" that he was not impressed by Richard Boone's performance.
Several reviewers at the time commented that Richard Boone and James Farentino were miscast--Boone seemed more like a cowboy in a western and, even though he was supposed to be a French peasant, Farentino coudn't shake his Brooklyn accent.
Bors is supposed to be much older than Chrysagon, but Richard Boone was only six years older than Charlton Heston.
"Chrysagon: From under his right hand, I took that sword. I've lived twenty years with that cold wife."
"Draco: That naked strumpet wears our father's ring! Chrysagon: Then honor it, and her!"
