This lesser-known version of the Camelot legend is a work almost solely made by Oscar nominee Cornel Wilde, who played Lancelot as well as co-adapted, co-produced and helmed this undeniable fantasy/action/adventure, which was an co-production of Emblem Productions & Theadora Enterprises, released by Universal-International in October 10, 1963 and re-released in June 7, 1993.
Thanks for the film! I always enjoy this one. Surely not the best movie ever made, but still very enjoyable nonetheless. A lot of good character actors in it who went on to do many other films and TV in the UK and the US. Actor, Director Cornell Wilde in the lead role, was a an expert fencer and selected for the 1936 Olympics.
I have a hobby with the stories centered on King Arthur. Since I was a boy. I saw this movie soon after it was made, probably in about 65. Really liked it. I've looked for it since being online. Never found it. Of course, by now I had forgotten the stars' names, until seeing this. Thanks for putting it up. To me its still a good movie, but not as enjoyable as when a boy. And...I'd forgotten how pretty "Guinevere" was.
Timeless Classic Films, where did you upload this movie from? Was it From a DVD? Can you give me a picture of what it loos like if it is from a DVD? Please respond.
You can also find the covers when you search "Images" of 'Sword of Lancelot, 1963' www.google.com/search?q=sword+of+lancelot,+1963&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi4nKLri93gAhUM24MKHYMUAp4Q_AUIDygC&biw=1360&bih=644
Just going through comments before watching. Many times I mean to come back to comments after watching a video, to reply to a comment I read before watching. I always forget, which is probably why you got no answers. I am commenting because that is a good question, and I would have liked to see some answers to your question:)
She was beautiful!!! Now, she should have fessed up to the king before she married him! Ah, but then you wouldn't have a story. I HATE the ending. And I love God, but to become a nun? I would have liked it if they went off together. In fact, even if one of them died it would have been better.
That's Jean Wallace. She was married to Oscar nominee Cornel Wilde. In fact, the former married couple were divorced in March 28, 1981 and have wonderful children, including Cornel Wallace Wilde and Maggie Wilde.
In addition, they have three sons, a brother, a sister and three grandchildren. Those later projects were made primarily for Theadora Enterprises, a company where she, Cornel Wilde and Irene Dunne had formed. Their credits were featuring Storm Fear, Sword of Lancelot, The Naked Prey, Beach Red and both of its last pictures: No Blade of Grass and Someone to Watch Over Me - they were critically acclaimed for its theme.
Round table is a rather wrong political system, contrast to one-leader central government. King Arthur could just superficially unite his kingdom. To cover the weakness, he invented such word like freedom, peace or love etc, which in fact without power he could not do.
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WOW, a Frenchman bathing, how times have changed! This is a fantasy.
Reminds one of old values of chivalry and loyalty.
Passion has sure caused a lot of problems.
nah religion causes more lol
Great presentation! Well researched, great cinematography, too.
This lesser-known version of the Camelot legend is a work almost solely made by Oscar nominee
Cornel Wilde, who played Lancelot as well as co-adapted, co-produced and helmed this undeniable
fantasy/action/adventure, which was an co-production of Emblem Productions &
Theadora Enterprises, released by Universal-International in October 10, 1963
and re-released in June 7, 1993.
Love the Classic Stone Castle.
All through this, I kept flashing to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
I've had that vision as well.😊
Thanks for the film! I always enjoy this one. Surely not the best movie ever made, but still very enjoyable nonetheless. A lot of good character actors in it who went on to do many other films and TV in the UK and the US. Actor, Director Cornell Wilde in the lead role, was a an expert fencer and selected for the 1936 Olympics.
I love this version.
I have a hobby with the stories centered on King Arthur. Since I was a boy. I saw this movie soon after it was made, probably in about 65. Really liked it. I've looked for it since being online. Never found it. Of course, by now I had forgotten the stars' names, until seeing this. Thanks for putting it up. To me its still a good movie, but not as enjoyable as when a boy. And...I'd forgotten how pretty "Guinevere" was.
Ed Siceloff I just watched this and Genevieve was played by Jean aurther, cornel wilde's wife in real if. They made many films together.
An interesting movie, it lets you dream a while. I like the movie.
Good movie but when I closed my eyes ALL I could HEAR was Pe Pe La Pew 💯🤣
Maybe it is the times, I don't know.
But still, it's still hard to only wonder,
wonder if anyone really understands just what this all really means.
Timeless Classic Films, where did you upload this movie from? Was it From a DVD? Can you give me a picture of what it loos like if it is from a DVD? Please respond.
You can also find the covers when you search "Images" of 'Sword of Lancelot, 1963' www.google.com/search?q=sword+of+lancelot,+1963&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi4nKLri93gAhUM24MKHYMUAp4Q_AUIDygC&biw=1360&bih=644
Many things here are goofy, but at least the music is pretty good.
yes you are right
God's light pierced the soul of one of the main characters to wash them clean. That character desired the light to pierce the soul of the other.
Peace
Onde encontrar esse filme dublado?
Directed by The Star and co-starring his wife.
what do you best like about this movie
Just going through comments before watching. Many times I mean to come back to comments after watching a video, to reply to a comment I read before watching. I always forget, which is probably why you got no answers. I am commenting because that is a good question, and I would have liked to see some answers to your question:)
Why did they have a 50 yr old to play Lancelot? He was probably in his 20's.
+Luxe D Fantasy. fiction.
Because this is a moví.
Lancelot had a grown son, Galahad. He was not in his twenties.
@@scottharris5264 Indeed! :)
@@scottharris5264 there was no lancelot, no king arthur. its a tale
would like to watch but it is too low a quality focus!
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Lancelot the biggest betrayal since Judas got his 30 pieces of silver. hard for me to get behind him in any movie..
Mobile legend brought me here😂
Soap. The first soap was made of leaves of a plant by China. Then animal's pancreas.
fell asleep after 10min 😊
I could have dones without the medieval chanting at the wedding.
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video unwatchable. edit: @PizzaFlix has a good one.
The quality suggests this was taken from a VHS or other inferior recording medium. What a waste.
I'm holding my nose and grabbing a can to puke in.
She was beautiful!!! Now, she should have fessed up to the king before she married him! Ah, but then you wouldn't have a story.
I HATE the ending. And I love God, but to become a nun? I would have liked it if they went off together. In fact, even if one of them died it would have been better.
):-(
agree
That's Jean Wallace. She was married to Oscar nominee Cornel Wilde. In fact, the former married
couple were divorced in March 28, 1981 and have wonderful children, including Cornel Wallace Wilde
and Maggie Wilde.
In addition, they have three sons, a brother, a sister and three grandchildren. Those
later projects were made primarily for Theadora Enterprises, a company where she,
Cornel Wilde and Irene Dunne had formed.
Their credits were featuring Storm Fear, Sword of Lancelot, The Naked Prey,
Beach Red and both of its last pictures: No Blade of Grass and Someone to Watch
Over Me - they were critically acclaimed for its theme.
AVERAGE
i honestly cant see shiz lol
she is white
Terrible print copy.
They all sound & act like a bunch of fruits.?
+MyREDTAIL You are comparing apples and oranges...
Round table is a rather wrong political system, contrast to one-leader central government. King Arthur could just superficially unite his kingdom. To cover the weakness, he invented such word like freedom, peace or love etc, which in fact without power he could not do.
Never. You are right. I just comment the theme expressed by King Arthur's story. Many people in China still believe the theme is true.
she is whit