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I’m a big Ancient History fan and what a great figure to edit, the eldest Trojan prince and greatest son of Priam, Hector. Although in the Iliad, I find him slightly flawed like most characters in the poem. After several victories, he became a little more arrogant and camped outside the safety of the city walls, claimed the armour of Achilles from Patroclus' corpse, and enraged the wrath of Achilles. In the poem, Hector ran around the city of Troy three times whilst being chased by Achilles, which would've been ridiculous-looking if portrayed in the film. Also, to add, a lot of Hector’s lines in the film are actually predestining what’ll come to happen. In the myths, his only son Astyanax was thrown from the city walls by Odysseus, and his wife Andromache was taken as a slave. Attacking the Greek ships was a mistake too. Achilles, Patroclus, and the Myrmidons were readying to sail home and Troy would’ve won the war without Achilles fighting it.
But, still, this character was the best in terms of morals and Eric Bana did a great performance on bringing him to life. The film is very inaccurate, but to me, it is still an iconic historical war film. I prefer it way more than the BBC series, Troy: Fall of a City. I'd like to make an Achilles vid (I highly recommend Zurik's edit) and a future Trojan War edit in the future.
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Achilles is what every man wants to be…
Hector is what every man should be…..
So perfectly said👏
Well said, you are a wise person
Even in death, he was taller than Archilles ever was.
I don’t think that many actually want to be like Achilles, its more like this: As a child you want to be Achilles and as a grown up you figure out that Hector is the true ideal.
Hector was very honourable. He fought selflessly to defend his family and country even though he didn’t start or want war. I think every man should be like him.
He defines Honour
hector was the true hero, he wasn't blessed by the gods, just a human being
He could have been a perfect hero if he had the strength to turn the ship around and choose his people instead of his brother. That is when he lost.
@@braddivac3561 if he choose to turn back againts the enemy..there could be no Story to tell...he love his brother thats whats family is all about...Blood is thicker than water...
@@jacksondelacruz8877 The duty of a king/prince is different than the one of an ordinary man. In the end, everybody got what they deserved, the main characters, that is, not the people of Troy.
My wife once told me this, why idolize Achilles instead of Hector? For he is the real hero here who thinks for others not just for himself
Congratulations, you have a wise wife.
Nah… Achilles! Achilles! Achilles!! 💪
For me also Hector hero! Must be lucky to have husband look like Hector 🙏!
Achilles because he remained undefeated in the end in a fair fight with Hector
According to the movies yes, but according to the original source which is illiad they are both amazing men, achillies a little better
Eric bana is one of the most underrated and underutilized actor .There is both intense and innocence about him. He brings soul to the character and a force to reckon with .Great looking and well built too. He deserves to be celebrated. Would like to see more of him in the future ..
Good sum up of him
Such a warrior.. true definition of hero. He loved his country to the fullest & died for it, even thou Paris started a war he fought regardless. Hard to watch that Achilles fight scene but hector definitely gave him a hell of a fight. Rip Prince.
Absolutely, he had to pay the price for his brother and helen, warrior
He was woundet and he respondet the fight. If he was in good shape another story wuld be telled
@@engko5718 couldn’t agree more
"This is my country and these are my countrymen. I don't want to see them suffer so my brother can have his prize." This is what a man of honour is.. love u Hector..
Hector personifies all of the positive aspects of masculinity.
Eric Bana was outstanding in this role...it's s pity that Hollywood hasn't utilised his full potential
In Munich he gave an Oscar worthy performance...
I love Prince Hector I cried when Achilles killed him I think in a way Hector knew Troy would fall he was an amazing hero a wonderful husband and father and was my favorite in the movie Troy RIP Prince Hector tamer of horses❤❤❤
The film made a point of saying that as soon as Hector falls, Troy will swiftly follow. I always wonder what Hector would have advised King Priam on what to do with the Trojan Horse.
Achillies cried too
Troy was impossible to conquer with Hector,once he died Troy was doomed to fall.Hector was the beating heart of Troy
The Man who fought for his Honour and in the end died for it. Hector *Hero to us all*
SO HANDSOME! I hardly noticed Orlando or Brad
Absolutely fantastic, he was my standout character in the movie, not a single flaw, responsible and the finest of troy🔥
If every man in the United States strived to be like hector, we wouldn’t be in the position we’re in.
Ditto
Words cannot describe how much i love this movie and this character, amazing video man
Good taste. I just wish they made films like this still! Thanks :)
Hector. The name and the character is lot influenced me. I love the way he shows his love, care and affection to his wife, brother, father and country. 🙏🙏🙏
Hector is basically Aragorn the perfect representation of true masculinity
LOL
Hector might not be a demi God oran epic hero but the greatest warrior n one of the noblest human beings.
Hector is the tragic hero of the story.
A brave son with a coward brother.
A smart rational man surrounded by religious idiots.
Saved thousands and sacrificed himself.
Both Bana and Pitt are magnificent in this.
This is FANTASTIC!!! Hector is every man on earth has to become. Good son, brother, husband, father, prince, leader, warior, citizen of his country.Try to make one like this for Paris....uh,,, nayy...bad idea.
Loyal to his wife and his family
Very sad movie. Hector's death made me cry.
In the end, when Achilles goes to give Hector's body back to his father, he cries and says, "...see you on the other side brother." Showing that Achilles respected him and didn't kill him out of spite but rather out of duty to his cousin who Hector had killed.
Great quote in the movie “no father ever had a better son”
Yes but he get kill because he’s father don’t listen to him
Hi, beautiful tribute to Hector, one of the best characters in the film, I agree on Eric Bana's performance, simply superlative; he showed all his identity: man, son, father, husband, brother, prince and warrior. I also love this film despite the differences with the Iliad, it is one of my favorites
Thank you so much for the comment and I totally agree with you here! :)
Hector of troy, when i watched the movie i genuinely felt sorry for one man, it was hector. Brilliant edit by the way!
Thank you for comment :) I did too. His death is sadder than Patroclus’ to me. I couldn’t entirely say why.
@@RMFilmStudios *Possibly because Patroclus was not a man - and everything he had in his heart was a dream. He'd achieved very little. Hector was the physical embodiment of what accomplishment means - he was strong - able - and honored his entire civilization through just being and living and doing what he did. When he was killed, all he might have achieved still died with him. We know that odds are, based on what he'd already done and who he had already become, that he would've achieved great things. Patroclus lived in the shade of Achilles. He may have done great things, even small great things that still yet mattered to some who loved him - but he was untested, and lived in the shade of a greater man - according to some definitions. This is perhaps why Hector's death is much sadder in part. Patroclus went looking, against advice, for death - because he valued glory in a way that meant little to a person who has no children, no experience either. Hector was out to defend what he knew from experience he valued -- his family, his entire civilization. Completely different.
@@aperfectdayradioforfamilie7492 youre spot on
From my point of view, it was Priam who caused the destruction of Troy:
1. Hector tells Priam to put Helen on a ship and send her back Menelaus. Priam didn't follow good advice.
2. Hector noticed Achilles and his warriors absent when Paris fought Menelaus, suggested there was trouble in the Greek army and the Trojans should not attack the ships as an attack would unify the Greeks. Priam ordered the Trojans to attack the ships.
3. Paris told Priam he should burn the wooden horse. A priest told Priam it was a gift from the "gods" and they should bring it into the city. We all know what happened next....
There are definitely many factors as you’ve written down. In terms of myths rather than the film, I’d blame Paris for letting Zeus trick him into choosing which goddess to give the golden apple to. As soon as he gave it to Aphrodite, Troy’s fate was sealed.
Priam was such a fool ass
He was misguided by the priest .
Till this day I still wish hector would of beat Achilles. Hector actually had something worth fighting for.
Exactly!!! I was praying he beat Achilles
@@mosestoliver4068 Yup!
True
So damn true..
Achilles fight for glory and honor he wants to be remembered as the greatest warrior of his time and for his name to last for a thousand years. every man has his own definition of whats worth fighting for + he is also fighting for greece and he's the reason why they won the war + trojan horse and he also want to sail home for Briseis but hector killed his cousin so it didnt happen
Hector is a true hero,achilles is a warrior. These names will echo through out all eternity.
hector in the poem is amazing, this version even more so. tthankyou for a beautiful tribute.
I agree 🙌🏼 Thank you 😊
@@RMFilmStudios you are welcome. I love movie hector. but i forgot to say what a legend Eric Bana is.
In this movie, Priam of Troy is just as, if not more, responsible for the fall of Troy as any Greek king.
1. Hector suggested Priam send Helen back to Sparta and Priam chose not to take sage advice.
2. Hector told Priam what the consequences would be if Paris kept his prize. With all the Greek forces bringing war to Troy, Priam listened his priests and his general's pep talk and chose wrong.
3. Not seeing Achilles on the battlefield while repelling the Greeks, Hector knew there was conflict in the Greek army and attacking the Greeks would unify them. Priam didn't listen again.
4. If Priam didn't order the Trojans to attack the Greeks, Patroclus doesn't steal Achilles' armor and doesn't confront Hector and lives for another day.
5. Achilles kills Hector as Hector killed Patroclus.
6. The Trojan Horse is brought into Troy by order of Priam who didn't listen to Paris who told him burn the thing. We all know what happens next.
I remember we had this for our film showing in my high school history class. I cried when Hector died. 😢😢
Hector was the embodiment of honor.
since I was young, I've always looked up to Hector. My father would often tell me, in the world of fiction, he's the prime example all men should strive to become.
Hector Son of Troy deserves this, I always questioned why isn't there a video on him, Thank you.
Best of all the Trojans respect Hector
This is exactly the Prince Hector ive always looked up to, a true warrior who faught for his country. I wouldn't be who I am today without Hector imprinted in my heart for over 20 years now . Thank you for honoring my fav character of all time .
I remember this W. Petersen film very well with this top-class cast. As you mentioned in your description, the film cannot actually be viewed as a reproduction of Homer's Ilias. The deities are completely left out. Nonetheless it is a brilliant, great historical and war spectacle with love, loyalty, deception, intrigue and fighting. It was the first time - and only for a very short time - that I hated Brad Pitt for killing Hector and desecrating his corpse. Eric Bana excelled in his portrayal of the prince and brave Trojan warrior. All sympathies belonged to him and the Trojans. You made a really great and emotional edit. I appreciate all of your videos even if they're not about Outlander. You have a great talent and your videos are never trivial or clichéd and always get under my skin. Thank you Robbie 💜
It’s laughed at for its inaccuracies, but I can see where W.Petersen was coming from by leaving out the deities and even a lot of the war and Greek/Trojan heroes. Would’ve been so complicated to add all this together into 3 hours. The film and their actors got the personalities of their characters (that were shown) absolutely right and to me that was what was crucial for this. I never know which side to root for during the Trojan War 😅 Homer (could be others) did well to implement good and bad into both sides. Thank you for the final comments, that means a lot to read ☺️
Rip to an honorable man,a prince,a warrior,a husband and a father
Hector 😔
🙏🏼
HECTOR THE REAL CHAD 💪
This type of characters really inspire people .
Beautiful video, I would of fought alongside hector in a heartbeat , a real mans man, if I ever have a son he will called hector, and when he says why did you call me hector I will show him this video. Achilles... they will be talking about this war for a thousand years... hector, in a thousand years the dust from our bones will be gone. Achilles... yes Prince but our names will remain. ❤
Such a beautiful tribute to Hector, and to that amazing movie !
I remember being obsessed with it back then, I have watched it like a dozen times 😅 It's been a while since I have watched it though.... 🤔 Anyway, great job, as always 👏
Thank you :) I always liked it back in the 2000s, but avoided rewatching it because I found the whole thing so sad and dreaded the epic fight between Hector and Achilles 😂
These fabulous movie clips are fantastic, I am sure I have seen this, but memory fades, don’t remember the amazing now very famous Iconic cast, this one I don’t mind re-watching, was the original movie with Brad Pitt just called ‘Troy’ this is another beautiful edit Robbie, thank you 🙏 for getting my little grey cells working! 👌🤗🥀
Thank you Bernice 😊
Flawless work, just wonderful!
Thank you for all your comments. It’s a pleasure to read and see your reaction!
@@RMFilmStudios It really was a pleasure discovering your amazing work, it just made my day, keep up the good work 👍❤️
Finally someone made this
This video was really good. This made me finally realize how having no black borders on my phone makes the video look that much more magnificent
My favourite film...i watch ever....and love trojans .....!!!
Achilles is a fool one.
The people of troy are way better, loving, respect and honor to their people and country.... dont fight for just land and money but fight for what holds dear to you and fah love
This is one of my current favorite movies. I also like Kingdom of Heaven too. I love period pieces. I am a big history buff and have been since I was little. 3 other ones that are older that you might like are North and South, Roots, The Eagle. North and South and Roots are mini series.
Same, loved kingdom of heaven as well
I’ve seen Kingdom of Heaven too, my mate got me into that last year and the Crusades fascinate me, especially the early famous ones. Definitely would like a Balian edit one day. I’ve watched The Eagle many times, I like that and that’s on my list of to dos. I watched a lot of Roots at school. I need to watch North and South however, I presume you mean the Elizabeth Gaskell series that’s about Victorian England in the Industrial Age. I have watched a fair bit of the American civil war series, North and South. Thanks for the suggestions and good taste 👌🏼😄
North and South and Roots are not historically accurate - avoid.
@@aperfectdayradioforfamilie7492 The movie Troy is also not accurate but is a very good MOVIE. Roots was an oral history passed down in Alex Hailey's family. North and South was about the Civil War which DID really happen. I personally had 2 ancestors that were in that war and they are just the ones I have done the research on currently. Movies are just that MOVIES to ENJOY.
@@irish4329 I agree. I watch films/tv shows for entertainment and interest. Books etc are for the knowledge.
When I watched this movie I truly didn’t like the movie at all but I was truly amazed by the character Hector… Hector reminded me of Maximus. Two men of true honor
Omg! I thought the same thing!!!! I didn’t like the movie but I loved Hector’s character
Awesome tribute. It really captures Hector, as the hero that he was to his people; a hero to, Troy. This movie is one of my favorites because while it may not fall in line with, The Illiad it does a superb job at giving an idea of what ancient warfare would've looked like. Especially with the sacking of, Troy. Absolutely brutal!
Thank you! Great comment.
Great job! I also love this film regardless of the inaccuracies 😅. Hector was my favorite character and he is still my favorite in the Trojan War. He was very human and relatable. Even when he showed signs of fear (very human) he mustard up the courage to fight back. He killed a lot of Greek warriors in his own right and lived to fight for 9 years in a 10 year war! Long live the dutiful breaker of horses!
Only greeks will dislike this Epic Tribute
As a Greek, I very admire Hector, his noble heart and patriotism. Even enemies can show respect.
"No father ever had a better son"
Hector name will be said by everyone when Achilles stories are told as "a real son of Troy hector and great warrior"
Fantastic actor, fantastic role 🥰 He is created to play both in dramas and comedies. A versatile actor ❤️
Hector means Honor💪🏽
Hector was a true hero and a good man
This is the story of how the best warrior killed the best man
Hector the man who made a demi god think twice before attacking
I like that. Nice.
Erik Bana was outstanding. His performance makes feel so many emotions: passion, courage, duty sense, honor, responsability and suffering. Anyway great video!
One of my favorite movie characters of all time. Eric Bana owned this role. Hector was a loyal, loving, and brave man.
Beauty and the Beast---Hector and the Achilles
Rest in peace Prince Hector!
Most Positive Person in that war , Who had great wish for Peace .
That last verse is beatiful it is written in the illiad and indeed may his name and the rest of the great warriors live on for eternety
Hector is my hero
To every man upon this earth
Death cometh soon or late.
And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers
And the temples of his Gods
What an edit!! Incredible ❤
I wanted to merry a man like him I loved and love his character.
When I read DUNE I imagined Duncan Idaho exactly as Hector in the film...
P.S. Fantastic tribute for a great character
1:23 Odysseus' chariot guy had a bit of that burning bush before the battle it seems
😢😢Achilles fight for glory while Hector's a shield of troy fighting for everyone, l acknowledge Hector he's still my Legend 💓💓💓
God feel like he belongs to North there is Stark in him
Definitely.
Truly amazing!!
Thank you 😁
A beautiful clip,i read this story in my book,but now i really appreciate the prince Hector portrayal ,amazing fellow and who in this world don't want to emulate him,just amazing,and thanks again u tube for this masterpiece.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hell with his Love bird brother ,, Hector should have been a king
I'm glad that the script writers modified the story from the original Iliad (Homer's book). This storyline is far better, with the characters having more depth than was described in the Iliad. Hector's character was given a much better characterization and more depth.
I love his bravery act.
Fantastic!
😊😊🙌🏼
My favorite character
Great man and Hero to his people , great warrior, husband , father and son!!!!! in the writings IF TRUE, THAT IS, Hector was around 43 years of age to Achilles being 32 years old, PRIME PRIME Condition
Love to see a remake of Troy, maybe a two part film, maybe be like 1 50 minutes each film, and have all individual DUEL'S , ONE VS ONE BATTLES too!
Troy part 1: The Achaean's Rise. Troy part 2: The Trojan's Fall.
Hector fought bravely. Hector fought valiantly. Hector fought honorably.
And Hector died…😢
I like Achilles because of his battle prowess and his symbolism of greatness.
However, the warrior and man I admire most is hector. He is the man I’ve always wanted to become
No son would be better than Hector ,He shouldnt have died
All my life I thought I was Hector. Then one day I realized: I'm Achilles.
Old fashion heroes of antiquity fought for themselves. In the Iliad, Hektor was what we might call a hero in transition. While he admitted to not being able to hold himself back from fighting ("ever since I learned valor"), he really did fight on behalf of his people. What makes him stand out is his own insight into the fact that in the long run, he (and with him, Troy) simply could not win. So in effect, he was fighting only to buy his people and his family some time...in the end, when he had a chance to escape into the city, he refused, ashamed at his own failings and unable to bear the reproaches of the people...so, at the crucial moment, he became an old fashioned hero more concerned with himself than anything else, and died of this weakness. It is quite the compelling story.
Eric played Hector so well.
He loved his people he loved his country so much .
வணக்கம் நண்பர்களே. இந்திய நாட்டில் பாரம்பரிய புராண காலத்தில் நடந்ததாக கூறப்படும் ராமாயணம் மகாபாரதம் போன்று அற்புதமான தத்துவார்த்தமான கதைகளைக் கொண்டது இந்தப் படம். எத்தனை முறை பார்த்தாலும் சலிக்காது. இந்த படத்தில் ஒரு தனி மனிதன் கற்றுக் கொள்ள வேண்டிய ஏகப்பட்ட படிப்பினைகள் ஏராளமாக உள்ளன......💞💞🌹🌹💐💐 நான் மிகவும் அதிகமாக நேசித்து பார்த்து ரசித்த ஹாலிவுட் படங்களில் இது ஒன்று.
People who like Achilles ar gay.
People who like Hector are sigma males.
Beautiful video mate!!!! 👏🏼😍
Cheers mate
Hector is an honorable fool in this movie I mean dude had the advantage and didn’t take it
Hector death was a bad memory for me, both in reality and in movie, I hated that he was killed
Same. It used to stop me from rewatching the film a lot of the time.
Specially when achilles dragged him away... 😔
"Fight the shades of tartarus"💯💯💯
Kill for a fence Hector, you'll die for your fences. Just like Paris said you would. Recall the words, "if Paris grows up, Troy will burn!" It was such an epic story.
this is SOO GOOD
The movie helps me visualize after reading books about Troy.
❤ you fought hard hector
the better man to be sure
Love this! Great work!
Thank you! Cheers!