The Sword in the Stone
The many years without a King has thrown England into great turmoil, but such things are of little concern to the orphan boy, Arthur--or "Wart" as he is called by his foster family. Wart dreams of someday fighting dragons and defeating ogres as the squire to a great knight however the wizard Merlin has other ideas. He believes that Wart has the potential to discover that brain is mightier than brawn--a lesson that will prove valuable when it comes time for Wart to fulfill his true destiny.
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You've probably noticed I gave The Black Cauldron, a narratively dry but visually detailed movie, three stars. Meet its polar opposite, The Sword in the Stone, an artistically dreary but...
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This film is one of my favorite "Disney Classics" from my childhood. I have even read the original book by T.H. White. I am a literary...
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I've always enjoyed the Sword in the Stone. It's a fun movie with interesting characters. The whole story of the movie follows the (mis)adventures of young Arthur; how he met...
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This 1963 film attempted to adapt T.H. White's massive Once and Future King. I think the film at most covered about 20 of the book, and ended just when things...
Featuring the voices of:
| Rickie Sorensen | ... Arthur |
| Karl Swenson | ... Merlin |
| Sebastian Cabot | ... Sir Ector |
| Alan Napier | ... Sir Pelinore |
| Norman Alden | ... Kay |
| Martha Wentworth | ... Madame Mim |
| Junius Matthews | ... Archimedes |
| Barbara Jo Allen | ... Scullery Maid |
Directed by: Wolfgang Reitherman
Produced by: Walt Disney
Songs by: George Bruns
Writing Credits: Bill Peet
Based on: the book by T.H. White
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