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Arthur the King (1985)

Arthur the King (1985)
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Originally filmed in 1982, Arthur the King wasn't able to secure a network-TV berth until April 26, 1985. Malcolm McDowell plays good King Arthur, whose dream of Camelot is endangered by the evil Morgan Le Fay, played by Candice Bergen in her TV-movie debut. That this might have been intended as the pilot for a weekly series is evidenced by the otherwise pointless inclusion of Dyan Cannon, cast as a ditzy 20th- Century tourist who falls through a time warp while roaming around Stonehenge. You'll want to see Arthur the King if only to find out why minor-player Miro Pfeiffer's character name is "Undead Knight". ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Clive Donner
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Arthur the King

Originally filmed in 1982, Arthur the King wasn't able to secure a network-TV berth until April 26, 1985. Malcolm McDowell plays good King Arthur, whose dream of Camelot is endangered by the evil Morgan Le Fay, played by Candice Bergen in her TV-movie debut. That this might have been intended as the pilot for a weekly series is evidenced by the otherwise pointless inclusion of Dyan Cannon, cast as a ditzy 20th- Century tourist who falls through a time warp while roaming around Stonehenge. You'll want to see Arthur the King if only to find out why minor-player Miro Pfeiffer's character name is "Undead Knight". ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Clive Donner
Writer(s):
David Wyles
Producer(s):
Martin Poll
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    Maria S.

    This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. We recorded it off TV. It had a lot of mess ups because Hurricane Diana was coming and it was storming. I'm really bumbed that Block Buster talks about it, but you can't rent it. My favorite character was the lady with the pig nose. Oh well. At least I got to think about some good memories from childhood.

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