The Star of Christmas (V) Quote
Cavis: I wonder what a Star of Christmas is, anyway?
Arthur Hollingshead: Beg pardon - were you asking about the Star of Christmas?
Cavis: Uh... yeah?
Arthur Hollingshead: Yes, indeed. The Star of Christmas of Canterbury, one of the finest existing examples of sixth-century metalwork, given by St. Gregory the Great to the monks at Canterbury August 14, 592. This astonishing gold and silver five-point star later decorated the courts of King Edward the Confessor, William the Conqueror, and James the Lethargic before coming to rest at the church you see behind you in 1638.
Arthur Hollingshead: Beg pardon - were you asking about the Star of Christmas?
Cavis: Uh... yeah?
Arthur Hollingshead: Yes, indeed. The Star of Christmas of Canterbury, one of the finest existing examples of sixth-century metalwork, given by St. Gregory the Great to the monks at Canterbury August 14, 592. This astonishing gold and silver five-point star later decorated the courts of King Edward the Confessor, William the Conqueror, and James the Lethargic before coming to rest at the church you see behind you in 1638.
Movie: The Star of Christmas (V)
