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Yippee! Knights, swords, wizards - it's Lord Of The Rings all over again! Er, not quite.
Oh. Is there another King Arthur I've mistaken this film with? No, but just hold off on the spell-casters and aquatic lake-dwellers.
Why? Well, because this movie is altogether more historically accurate.
You mean boring. Tut, tut. No, King Arthur is being produced by Jerry Bruckheimer
(Armageddon, The Rock, Con Air, etc) so it'll be anything but boring. Just
don't expect all that mythical side of the Arthurian legend. This movie aims
to set the record straight with Arthur portrayed as a Romanian chieftain.
Okay, but it does have Merlin, Lancelot and Guinevere, right? Yes.
... and the Holy Grail? No. And, before you ask; I doubt there'll be a Round Table, or any pulling
of swords from stone. Or Knights Who Say "Ni", for that matter.
Shame. So who's in it? Clive Owen (Croupier) is Arthur, while Keira Knightley (Pirates Of The
Caribbean) plays Guinevere.
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