Review of The Man Who Would Be King (1975) by Bryn H — 03 Dec 2007
The first hour of this film is sublime - Kipling's India brought to life on the big screen. The second half is nearly as good!
Has the most gracious apology (and acceptance of it) in any film:
Daniel Dravot: Peachy, I'm heartily ashamed for gettin' you killed instead of going home rich like you deserved to, on account of me bein' so bleedin' high and bloody mighty. Can you forgive me?
Peachy Carnehan: That I can and that I do, Danny, free and full and without let or hindrance.
Daniel Dravot: Everything's all right then.
This review of The Man Who Would Be King (1975) was written by Bryn H on 03 Dec 2007.
The Man Who Would Be King has generally received very positive reviews.
Was this review helpful?
Yes
No
