Street pedlar (film, 1967)
See also: Street pedlar (homonymy)
Camelot is an American film carried out by Joshua Logan, left in 1967.
Synopsis
August 1st
Data sheet
- Title: Street pedlar
- Realization: Joshua Logan
- Scenario: H.T. White (Romance The Future Ounce and King ) and Alan Jay Lerner (part Street pedlar )
- Production: Jack L. Warner and Joel Freeman
- Production company: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Budget: 13 million dollars (9,9 million euros)
- Music: Frederick Loewe
- Photography: Richard H. Kline
- Assembly: Folmar Blangsted
- Decorations: John Truscott and Edward Carrere
- Costumes: John Truscott
- Country of origin: The United States
- Format: Colors - 2,20:1 - Stereo - 35 mm
- Kind: Musical comedy, lovesong
- Lasted: 179 minutes
- Comings out date:
- the United States: October 25th 1967
- France: November 15th 1967
Distribution
- Richard Harris: the king Arthur
- Vanessa Redgrave: Guenevere
- Free Nero: Lancelot Of the Lake
- David Hemmings: Mordred
- Lionel Jeffries: the king Pellinore
- Laurence Naismith: Merlin
- Pierre Olaf: Dap
- Estelle Winwood: Ram Clarinda
- Gary Marshall: Sir Lionel
- Anthony Rogers: Sir Dinadan
- Peter Bromilow: Sir Sagramore
- Sweats Casey: Ram Sybil
- Gary Marsh: Tom de Warwick
- Nicolas Beauvy: the king Arthur child
Around film
- turning was held from June in November 1966 with Segovia (Spain), like with the studios Warner Bros. of Burbank, in California.
Original soundtrack
- I Wonder What The King Is Doing Tonight , interpreted by Richard Harris
- The Simple Joys Of Maidenhood , interpreted by Vanessa Redgrave
- Camelot , interpreted by Richard Harris
- It is me , interpreted by Gene Merlino (doubled by Franco Nero)
- The Lusty Month off May , interpreted by Vanessa Redgrave
- Then You May Take Me To The Fair , interpreted by Vanessa Redgrave, Gary Marshall, Anthony Rogers and Peter Bromilow
- How to Handle has Woman , interpreted by Richard Harris
- If Ever I Would Leave You , interpreted by Gene Merlino (doubled by Franco Nero)
- What Do The Simple Folk Do? , interpreted by Vanessa Redgrave and Richard Harris
- Follow Me
- I Loved You Ounce In Silence , interpreted by Vanessa Redgrave and Gene Merlino (doubled by Free Nero)
- Guenevere
- Final: Street pedlar , interpreted by Richard Harris and Gary Marsh
Distinctions
Rewards
- Oscar of the best music, better artistic director and better costumes in 1968.
- Golden Globe of the best actor for Richard Harris, better music and better song ( Yew Ever I Should Leave You ) in 1968.
- Price of the best actress for Vanessa Redgrave, at the time of the Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards in 1968.
Nominations
- Oscar of best photography and the best sound in 1968.
- Golden Globe of best film, the best actress for Vanessa Redgrave, and of the best most promising young actor for Free Nero in 1968.
- Better musical film scenario, by the Writers Guild off America in 1968.
External bonds
- Street pedlar on Internet Movie Database
- Critical DevilDead
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