King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow (Video Game 1992)A prince has little time before the princess he loves is harmed. He must travel throughout her kingdom and try to mend the fueds there in order to save her. |
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Title: King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow (Video Game 1992)
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Cast
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| Robby Benson | ... |
Prince Alexander
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| Sheryl Bernstein | ... |
Queen Valanice /
Princess Rosella /
Lady Aeriel /
White Chess Queen /
Black Widow
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| Townsend Coleman | ... |
Vizier Abdul Alhazred /
Shamir Shamazel /
Lord Azure /
Ferryman /
Beast /
Minotaur
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Ron Feinberg | ... |
King Caliphim /
Lord of the Dead /
Gruff
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| Dave Fennoy | ... |
Pawnshop Owner
(voice) (as David Fennoy)
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| Linda Gary | ... |
Oracle /
Red Chess Queen /
Mother Ghost /
Queen Allaria
(voice) (as Linda Grey)
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| Tony Jay | ... |
Captain Saladin /
Gate /
Arch Druid /
Lamp Trader
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Josh Mandel | ... |
King Graham /
Shamir Shamazel /
Oxymoron /
Druid /
Guard Dog
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| Chuck McCann | ... |
Jollo /
Bookworm /
Bump-on-a-log /
Woof
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Don Messick | ... |
Ali /
Gnomes
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Patrick Pinney | ... |
Winged One /
Diphthong
(voice)
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David Prince | ... |
Dangling Participle /
Stick-in-the-mud
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Bill Ratner | ... |
Narrator
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| Neil Ross | ... |
Chess Knights
(voice)
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| Russi Taylor | ... |
Beauty /
Lady Celeste /
Ghost Child /
Oyster
(voice)
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Prince Alexander of Daventry (Robbie Benson) travels to a kingdom of islands after he sees the distressed image of the lady he loves, Princess Cassima, in a magic mirror. He arrives to find all of the islands fighting, Cassima locked away, her parents killed, and everything is under the hand of an evil vizir. In order to rescue both the princess and her home, Alexander must reunite the islands and find a way into the castle before Cassima is forced to marry the vizir. Written by Max Vaughn
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kingdom | prince | roman numbered sequel | roman numeral in title | captain |Parents Guide:
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22 September 1992 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Gate: What touch awakens my sleep? I smell the blood of a mortal! Reach forward thine hand, mortal, so I may devour it. It has been centuries since I last ate.
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(1843) (uncredited)
from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61"
Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Performed by Chris Braymen, Dan Kehler, and Mark Seibert
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Trivia
In this game, Samhain is portrayed as a mediator between this world and the next for the souls of the recently departed. Samhain is actually the name for an ancient Celtic festival which commemorates the dead from which present-day Halloween is derived, and is not the name of a deity or other personage of ancient Celtic polytheism. However, the idea of Samhain being an ancient Celtic religious figure dates back to at least the late first century, thanks largely to an Irish bishop named Cormac mac Cuilennàin and his book "Sanas Cormaic" (Irish Gaelic for "Cormac's Narrative"), which identified Samhain as such. See more »Goofs
On the short path, the guard dogs Wolf and Bay occasionally swap names (and voices) as well as the dogs Jowls and Mite when confronted by Alexander. See more »Quotes
[as Alexander reaches to open the gate, it wears the form of malicious-looking face]Gate: What touch awakens my sleep? I smell the blood of a mortal! Reach forward thine hand, mortal, so I may devour it. It has been centuries since I last ate.
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Soundtracks
"The Wedding March"(1843) (uncredited)
from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61"
Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Performed by Chris Braymen, Dan Kehler, and Mark Seibert
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While basically borrowing the same idea that made up "King's Quest II", this game is really quite original. Plot: Prince Alexander is looking for Princess Cassima, who we met in the previous game. The graphics are great, and, even though it's a click-icon game, it's quite challenging. Definitely a worthwhile game, a great adventure.