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And another question, who said cry god for harry england and st george?

Henry V The immortal words attributed to Henry V (1413-22) at the Battle of Agincourt (1415), in Henry V (Act III) by William Shakespeare. St George became popular in England following the Crusades: a vision of him riding with horsemen in white appeared at the Battle of Antioch (1098). What does Cry God for Harry England and St George mean? The last line of the speech, 'Cry 'God for Harry, England, and Saint George! '', is a rallying cry to his army, for God to support him (Harry is an alternative name for Henry), England (their country) and St George (England's Patron Saint).

Is there a part 2 to the movie The GREY?

Frank Grillo kind of started this conversation by recently using the hashtag #TheGrey2 on Instagram. When asked about it by Uproxx, they acknowledge that a sequel virtually is impossible, to which Grillo explained: Right. Not possible! What happened to the wife in the GREY? Surrounded by the wolf pack and facing its leader, Ottway looks at his wife's photo in his wallet. It is revealed that she was dying of a terminal illness, the reason he was earlier preparing to kill himself. As the alpha wolf approaches, Ottway arms himself with a knife and shards of liquor bottles taped to his hand.

In respect to this, where was the great filmed?

The Great was shot at 3 Mills Studios in London. Filming locations also included Reggia di Caserta in Italy; Hever Castle, Hatfield House, and Belvoir Castle in England. Hever Castle. Photo by Yanny Mishchuk on Unsplash. Were real wolves used in The Grey? He also spent a considerable amount of the time with the real wolves used in the film, which were trained by legendary animal wrangler Gerry Therrien. That pack was dominated by an alpha female who, Carnahan says, was fierce about keeping the others in line.