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Arthur, Roi des Celtes

Titre original : Arthur of the Britons
  • Série télévisée
  • 1972–1973
  • 30min
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7,5/10
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Michael Gothard, Oliver Tobias, and Jack Watson in Arthur, Roi des Celtes (1972)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCelts fighting among themselves and the Saxons in 5th century Briton after the Roman pullout.Celts fighting among themselves and the Saxons in 5th century Briton after the Roman pullout.Celts fighting among themselves and the Saxons in 5th century Briton after the Roman pullout.

  • Casting principal
    • Oliver Tobias
    • Michael Gothard
    • Jack Watson
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    7,5/10
    197
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    • Casting principal
      • Oliver Tobias
      • Michael Gothard
      • Jack Watson
    • 11avis d'utilisateurs
    • 7avis des critiques
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    Oliver Tobias
    Oliver Tobias
    • Arthur
    • 1972–1973
    Michael Gothard
    Michael Gothard
    • Kai
    • 1972–1973
    Jack Watson
    Jack Watson
    • Llud
    • 1972–1973
    Brian Blessed
    Brian Blessed
    • Mark of Cornwall
    • 1972–1973
    Gila von Weitershausen
    Gila von Weitershausen
    • Rowena
    • 1973
    Georg Marischka
    • Yorath
    • 1973
    Meic Stevens
    • Cabot…
    • 1972–1973
    Rupert Davies
    Rupert Davies
    • Cerdig
    • 1972–1973
    Clive Revill
    Clive Revill
    • Rolf
    • 1972–1973
    Michael Graham Cox
    Michael Graham Cox
    • Herward
    • 1972
    David Prowse
    David Prowse
    • Brosk…
    • 1973
    Adrian Cairns
    • Heardred…
    • 1973
    Sally James
    • Lenni
    • 1973
    Peter Diamond
    Peter Diamond
    • Jute Warrior…
    • 1973
    Gerry Wain
    • Knife Thrower…
    • 1973
    Fred Wedlock
    • Minstrel
    • 1972–1973
    Roger Forbes
    • Celt Villager…
    • 1972
    Terry Yorke
    • First Swordsman…
    • 1973
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    Avis des utilisateurs11

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    Josh-Levin

    I would like to get it on tape or DVD, too.

    I was a graduate student in upstate New York, and one of the local TV stations carried this show.  I loved the grittiness, and how it accurately portrayed people who lived close to the earth.

    It also tried to portray how some of the Arthurian legends got started.   One episode showed Arthur trying to teach a lesson in cooperation to the other chieftains.  He had a large stone rolled over a sword, and dared the others each to get it out.  No one man could.  But, when they all helped by rolling the boulder off the sword, Arthur triumphantly snatched the sword.  However, instead of appreciating the lesson, the other chieftains came to the conclusion that Arthur would take credit for their efforts.

    Well, nobody's perfect, even legendary kings, but this might just be the way the "Sword in the Stone" tale began.

    It was an excellent show.
    10gwynhafar

    Searching for the "Historical" King Arthur and finding this treasure!

    I taped a late night broadcast of the film compilation of this series, purported to be the "true" story of the "real" King Arthur. Not having been too keen on the cleaned up and sometimes stuffy stories from Tennyson on, I was very, VERY skeptical - "Right, I'll bet" was my response to this claim. But after viewing the movie, I went on a quest that took me to local British bookshops, Rice University, and a hunger to learn more. I was totally fascinated by this telling of the tales - especially the basis of what might have happened to create the "Sword in the Stone" myth. This one was so much better! Here was a crafty, insightful, strategy churning Arthur who used logic, psychology, and military might when necessary to preserve his people and build alliances with an amusing assortment of petty kings in what was left of Roman Britain after their departure. Okay - enough overview.

    Back to my quest for this and that. Every occurrence that comes up - historical figures, battles, even down to how people lived in the 800's was right. This gritty portrayal of Arthur was so fascinating that I just had to know more. I wrote to the production company. They sent me what they had and referred me to Terence Feeley, writer of most of the episodes. I wrote to him and still have the lovely letter he sent back.

    This series is available in its entirety on DVD from the UK - formatted for that region only, unfortunately. But I suggest you get a region free player and have a ball watching these episodes all over again!

    How much more compelling it is to view Arthur as a leader who used every human capability to achieve what few others could even imagine, to live such a "purpose-driven" life (to borrow a phrase). I could imagine him as a boy observing nature, observing people, sharpening his wit as well as his sword arm. What an amazing ideal for youngsters - develop your wit, your heart, your strength to achieve the most magnificent results. Dream the dream! Be all that you can possibly be!
    9Hestia13

    Arthur of the Britons - Brilliant History Lesson

    Like the previous correspondent here - 'Arthur of the Britons' was a regular slot in my childhood TV viewing. I recall coming home from school in about 1972/1973 excited for the Wednesday tea-time slot (see - it left that much of an impression on me!!). This was the real Dark Ages of Britain. Not colourful pageantry of men in shining armour or ladies in Saxon-blue gowns with gold braid trim. This was a brilliant snapshot of how people would have lived; no modern infrastructure, just the gritty realism of an era when it was tribe against tribe and nothing was written for the history books. The series left a lasting impression on me and I wrote to ITV in the late 1980s to ask if it would be repeated. Sadly, they had no plans to, which I feel is a great loss when you see all the other dross which is repeated over the years. Although this series helped propel Arthur - Oliver Tobias to fame (prior to The Stud) and also Kai - Michael Gothard (who had parts in The Three Musketeers and a James Bond film) - I likewise feel it never had its true recognition. I came across a book in later years called 'The Bear of Britain' by Edward Frankland (printed during World War II with a forward by D. Lloyd George) and often wondered if the TV series was based on this. Does anyone know?
    10wmcauliffe-00425

    More than a little truth in this.

    This was my all time favorite TV show when i was a kid in the 70's. Got me into the history of the times. If Arthur existed i think he would of been as portrayed in this series. The friendship between Arthur and Kai is well acted but everyone is great in this Brian Blessed stands out in his over the top style. I highly recommend this show even bought the whole 24 eps on DVD.
    shammy-4

    A great early memory.

    Although i could have only been 6 or 7 at the time, i remember Arthur of the Britons quite clearly (I can even still hum the theme tune). The programme left quite an impression on me with its realistic depiction of Dark age Briton. I think it was a major reason why i became so interested in history as a kid and still am to this day. I only wish this series was avaliable on Video/DVD.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 1 décembre 1973 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • König Arthur
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Compton Dando, Bristol, Royaume-Uni (RU)(Saxon Village)
    • Société de production
      • Harlech Television (HTV)
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