Entertainment Magazine: Free Movies: Romance: International: "Sword of Lancelot"

Camelot is alive in the "Sword of Lancelot"

The "Sword of Lancelot," filmed in 1963, is also known as "Lancelot and Guinevere." This British film is in panavsion color.

This romantic epic tells the tale of the legendary Lancelot and Guinevere.This was the loving battling age of King Arthur - the Knights of the Round Table - the fabulous age of Camelot!

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Sword of Sir Lancelot Movie Cast:

Cornel Wilde...Sir Lancelot
Jean Wallace...Guinevere
Brian Aherne...King Arthur
George Baker...Sir Gawaine
Archie Duncan...Sir Lamorak
Adrienne Corri...Lady Vivian
Michael Meacham...Sir Modred
Iain Gregory...Sir Tors
Mark Dignam..Merlin
Reginald Beckwith...Sir Dagonet