Svärdet i stenen (1964)
The Sword in the Stone
Cast :
Swedish name |
Original name |
Voices |
Pysen/Arthur
|
Wart/Arthur
|
Peter Schildt (speaking & singing)
|
Merlin
|
Merlin
|
Lars Ekborg (speaking & singing)
|
Ugglan Archimedes
|
Archimedes
|
Guy de la Berg
|
Madam Mim
|
Madam Mim
|
Isa Quensel (speaking & singing)
|
Sir Hector
|
Sir Ector
|
Ingvar Kjellson
|
Kaj
Berättaren |
Sir Kay
Narrator |
Sven Holmberg
|
Pelinore
|
Sir Pellinore
|
Hans Lindgren
|
Köksan
|
Scullery Maid
|
Hanny Schedin [credited as Hanny Sjödin]
|
Black Bart
|
Black Bart
|
Sture Ström
|
Vaktpost
|
Sentinel (?)
|
Sture Ström (or) Hans Lindgren (?)*
|
Utroparen
|
Announcer
|
Lars Lennartsson (?)
|
Trubadur/Balladeer
|
The Minstrel
|
Carl-Axel Hallgren (or) Lars Lennartsson (?)** (singing)
|
Songs
- « Legenden om svärdet i stenen » (« The Legend of the Sword in the Stone »)
- « Higitus figitus »
- « Till och frå » (« That's What Makes the World Go Round »)
- « Till och frå (Reprise) » (« That's What Makes the World Go Round (Reprise) »)
- « Det mest fjolliga ting » (« A Most Befuddling Thing »)
- « Den mäktiga trollpackan Mim » (« The Marvelous Mad Madame Mim »)
Technical Staff
Martin Söderhjelm
Martin Söderhjelm (?) Martin Söderhjelm Martin Söderhjelm Europafilm AB |
Dubbing director
Musical director Translator Lyricist Dubbing studio |
Sources : DVD credits / Swedish poster
- Release date :
Sweden - December 14, 1964 - *While the credits mention Sture Ström as "Vaktpost", an old Swedish poster including the cast mentions Hans Lindgren for that role.
- **Similarly, while singer Carl-Axel Hallgren is mentionned as the Minstrel singing the opening song on the poster, Lars Lennartsson is credited as either "Balladeer" or "Trubadur" (Troubadour) in the Swedish credits, which let think he's the Minstrel. On the poster, however, Lars Lennartsson is mentionned as the "Announcer".
- Peter Schildt was only 12 years-old when he dubbed Wart/Arthur.
- Lars Ekborg, who dubbed Merlin when he was only 37 years old, died 5 years after the film release, in 1969, because of liver cancer.