In all of Arthurian legend, the most famous of the Knights of the Round Table is undoubtedly Sir Lancelot.In all of Arthurian legend, the most famous of the Knights of the Round Table is undoubtedly Sir Lancelot.In all of Arthurian legend, the most famous of the Knights of the Round Table is undoubtedly Sir Lancelot.
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- TriviaLater episodes were made in colour due to a request from the U.S. television network that was screening the show and wanted colour content to broadcast. This makes The Adventures of Sir Lancelot the first British made programme to be made and broadcast in colour (Zoo Quest preceded it as location filming was done in colour but the show was never broadcast in colour).
- GoofsOn the opening sequence for the black and white episodes, Lancelot begins his charge with a dark shield and his horse is also cloaked in dark colors. When the camera cuts to a longer shot, both the shield and horse cloak are light colors.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Surprising Story of Kids' TV (2022)
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I remember watching this television series as a child. I fell in love with Sir Lancelot (naturally!) and this program encouraged my lifelong interest in King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table.
Since this series there have been numerous versions in film of the story of Arthur and his Queen Guinevere, the castle Camelot and those chivalrous Knights. Strangely enough none are ever the same but they are all based on the original legends of Arthur. This series had a fresh adventure for Sir Lancelot each week - whether it was rescuing damsels in distress or joining his fellow Knights in battle. The acting and the production values were very good for the time - everyone dressed in suitable period outfits. Then Sir Lancelot admired his Queen from a distance - there was never a hint of an affair as this was a children's program! The settings always looked very authentic and for Camelot itself no doubt a real castle was used - there are plenty of them in the UK.
Since this series there have been numerous versions in film of the story of Arthur and his Queen Guinevere, the castle Camelot and those chivalrous Knights. Strangely enough none are ever the same but they are all based on the original legends of Arthur. This series had a fresh adventure for Sir Lancelot each week - whether it was rescuing damsels in distress or joining his fellow Knights in battle. The acting and the production values were very good for the time - everyone dressed in suitable period outfits. Then Sir Lancelot admired his Queen from a distance - there was never a hint of an affair as this was a children's program! The settings always looked very authentic and for Camelot itself no doubt a real castle was used - there are plenty of them in the UK.
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- Also known as
- Pustolovine ser Lanselota
- Filming locations
- Allington Castle, Maidstone, Kent, England, UK(Article in ATV Show Book no 1)
- Production companies
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- Runtime30 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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By what name was The Adventures of Sir Lancelot (1956) officially released in Canada in English?
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