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An astronaut and his android double travel back to the time of King Arthur.An astronaut and his android double travel back to the time of King Arthur.An astronaut and his android double travel back to the time of King Arthur.
John Le Mesurier
- Sir Gawain
- (as John le Mesurier)
Bruce Boa
- Air Force Officer
- (uncredited)
Al Lampert
- NASA Technician
- (uncredited)
Derek Suthern
- NASA VIP
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis was Kenneth More's final film before his death on July 12, 1982 at the age of 67.
- GoofsWhen Tom is flying during the battle scene near the end, wires that are holding the jet are clearly visible in several shots.
- Quotes
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?
- ConnectionsEdited into The Magical World of Disney: The Spaceman and King Arthur: Part 1 (1982)
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Twins arrive in Camelot
Instead of a shrewd Yankee blacksmith from Connecticut it's a NASA scientist played by Dennis Dugan who arrives in Camelot at the court of King Arthur in
Camelot. Dugan steps into the tradition of Will Rogers and Bing Crosby as
the Disney Studios now do its version of the old Mark Twain tale.
Only Dugan is not looking to modernize the place. In fact he got trapped in the rocketship when it lifted off from Cape Kennedy. The passenger is supposed to be a robot who looks like Dennis Dugan which is only right since he designed him. So it's twins who arrive in Camelot .
But who can predict the ways of love as Dugan falls for peasant girl Sheila White, the human Dugan that is.
But there's trouble afoot as Kenneth More who is King Arthur is having trouble from Merlin who is played by Ron Moody and that ever villainous nephew of his Mordred played here by the Carry On troupe's Jim Dale.
With some NASA style ingenuity put to use Dugan takes up the King's cause and defeat's the villains as you would expect. As was in books and previous films. Will he defy time and space and get the girl though?
It worked differently for Will and Bing.
Only Dugan is not looking to modernize the place. In fact he got trapped in the rocketship when it lifted off from Cape Kennedy. The passenger is supposed to be a robot who looks like Dennis Dugan which is only right since he designed him. So it's twins who arrive in Camelot .
But who can predict the ways of love as Dugan falls for peasant girl Sheila White, the human Dugan that is.
But there's trouble afoot as Kenneth More who is King Arthur is having trouble from Merlin who is played by Ron Moody and that ever villainous nephew of his Mordred played here by the Carry On troupe's Jim Dale.
With some NASA style ingenuity put to use Dugan takes up the King's cause and defeat's the villains as you would expect. As was in books and previous films. Will he defy time and space and get the girl though?
It worked differently for Will and Bing.
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- A Spaceman in King Arthur's Court
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- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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- 1.66 : 1
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