Original sentence: An interesting aspect of the film was that Hepburn was 61 years old and, thus, the same age as her character Eleanor of Aguitaine was in 1183, the film's plot year.The film stars Peter O'Toole (reprising, yet not copying, his 1964 role from Becket) as King Henry II of England and Katharine Hepburn as his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine
Edited sentence: Also during the film's release in 1968, Hepburn was 61 years old (the same age as her character Eleanor of Aguitaine in 1183, the film's plot year).An unusual note of trivia regarding the film was the longevity of its cast.Con-172 it is alluded that this was President Bartlet's favorite film.Even though it was booed by most critics in 1968, the wedding-chapel scene is unforgettable and arguably one of the most well-directed, well-acted, beautiful scenes in the history of cinema.He consents, but first he and his mistress perform a mock marriage ceremony as Eleanor looks on in horror.It ends with Eleanor masochistically asking her husband to kiss his mistress in front of her.On The West Wing episode H.The film stars Peter O'Toole (reprising his 1964 role from Becket) as King Henry II of England and Katharine Hepburn as his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine.The film was made in 1968 but it was thirty-five years before a major cast member died: Katharine Hepburn in 2003 (at the age of 96).The film's director, Anthony Harvey (born 1931), and producer, Martin Poll (born 1922), are also still alive as of 2006.The movie contains many riveting and memorable scenes