The Sword in the Stone

Synopsis

The Sword in the Stone, released in 1963, is a classic animated adventure film based on T.H. White's novel of the same name. The story follows a young boy named Arthur, commonly known as Wart, who learns valuable lessons from the wise wizard Merlin. Through a series of magical and whimsical adventures, Wart discovers his true destiny and grows into the legendary King Arthur. With captivating animation and endearing characters, the film takes viewers on a journey full of humor, heart, and inspiration. The Sword in the Stone is a timeless tale of courage, friendship, and the power of believing in oneself.

Cast

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  Sebastian Cabot

  The Narrator/Sir Ector (voice)

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  Karl Swenson

  Merlin (voice)

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  Junius Matthews

  Archimedes the Owl (voice)

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  Martha Wentworth

  Madam Mim / Old Lady Squirrel (voice)

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  Norman Alden

  Kay (voice)

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  Rickie Sorensen

  Wart (voice)

Reviews

The Sword in the Stone has left a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike, with its charming story and lovable characters. Rotten Tomatoes praised the film for its 'classic Disney magic' and rated it at 66%, while IMDb gave it a solid 7.1 out of 10. Metacritic also lauded the film with a score of 61/100, highlighting its endearing message and delightful animation. Critics have commended Sebastian Cabot's voice work as the wise Merlin, adding depth and humor to the character. Overall, The Sword in the Stone is a delightful adventure that continues to enchant viewers of all ages.