Un cosmonaute chez le roi Arthur (1979)

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Dennis Dugan

Tom Trimble

Jim Dale

Sir Mordred

Ron Moody

Merlin

Kenneth More

King Arthur

John Le Mesurier

Sir Gawain
(as John le Mesurier)

Rodney Bewes

Clarence

Sheila White

Alisande

Robert Beatty

Senator Milburn

Cyril Shaps

Dr. Zimmerman

Kevin Brennan

Winston

Ewen Solon

Watkins

Pat Roach

Oaf

Reg Lye

Prisoner

Bruce Boa

Air Force Officer
(non crédité)

Al Lampert

NASA Technician
(non crédité)

Derek Suthern

NASA VIP
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
The Stardust ship prop now resides in a very old fairground/theme park called Blackgang Chine on the Isle of Wight in the UK. Visitors used to be able to explore the interior, but is now off-limits except to look at from the outside.

Gaffes
When Tom is flying during the battle scene near the end, wires that are holding the jet are clearly visible in several shots.

Citations
Hermes: [Discussing Sandie at film's end] What on earth are you going to do with her?
Tom Trimble: You mean what am I going to do with her on Earth? Live happily ever after. Isn't that what you're supposed to do in a situation like this?

Connexions
Edited into Le monde merveilleux de Disney: The Spaceman and King Arthur: Part 1 (1982)

I remember first seeing this film when it first came out and again in the early 80's as a special film showing at the elementary school I attended. While I agree with the "Suprise it's crap after all" comment that this was not Disney's best movie, I disagree that it was not an entertaining film for a child as I was one when I saw this. First at age 9 and a few years later I still enjoyed it.

I did find it amusing that the title changed a few times and even recall part of the original trailer song. It went something like..."The Unidentified Flying Oddball, it's undeniably oddball, he's the wrongway astronaut that traveled back to Camelot, lasers flash...." I cannot recall the rest perhaps someone can help there. It was very hokey sounding but hey, this film wasn't meant to be serious, just good old fun. I recommend it as a rental.