The actor was married four times _ twice prior to Maggie Smith _ and candidly wrote about his lovers in an autobiography " Knight Errant, " published this autumn.
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The air aces of the First World War have left a somewhat glamarous image as the last of the knight errants in the midst of an otherwise gruesome struggle.
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In some ways, such protagonists may be considered the literary descendants of the knight errant which stood at the center of earlier extensive genres such as the damsels in distress.
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King Fergus started the 1781 season at the first spring meeting at Newmarket, where he beat Whizgig, Prince Ferdinand, Young Tantrum, Little Isaac, Knight Errant and Tantini to win ?0.
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Stephens, a self-professed " knight errant " whose hard-drinking and hard-living took a toll on his health, died in his sleep Sunday night after suffering from liver and kidney problems.
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"I have to decide whether I want to be Don Quixote or John McCain, " he said, referring to the knight errant made famous in Miguel Cervantes'novel of the same name.
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"Knight Errant, " a 1955 biography by Brian Connell, quoted him on the frustrations of acting : " I began to be embarrassed that the interpretation was really someone else's creation.
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After the conquest of Seville, unhappy under the rule of his brother Castile in 1260 and joined Henry as a knight errant in Tunis serving under Sultan Al Mustansir against his enemies.
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"I have to decide whether I want to be Don Quixote or John McCain, " he said, referring to the knight errant made famous in Miguel de Cervantes'novel of the same name.
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Wildly improbable and furiously illogical, " Assassins " nevertheless plays nicely into our romantic notions of the criminal underworld, where steely-eyed loners move with deadly precision, knights errant of our atavistic fantasies.
