Dobkin’s vision for the film remains vague with no plot details revealed, though he has said: “You know Arthur’s superpower is compassion and vision. I will tell you this, the whole thing is wrapped around the birth of democracy as a concept and it’s positing Arthur as the first man to say all men are created equal.” Variety updates that despite Dobkin’s tendencies towards comedy in the past (he directed “The Wedding Crashers” and “The Change-Up”), “Arthur and Lancelot” will be a “Braveheart”-style action epic. Let’s hope it doesn’t stray too close to that other “Braveheart”-style adaptation of Arthurian legend, “King Arthur.”
Harington, who beat out the likes of Sam Claflin, Luke Evans and Toby Kebbell for the role of Arthur, is back at work on season 2 of HBO’s monstrous hit “Game of Thrones”, after not landing another high profile role, that of Jared in Andrew Niccol’s adaptation of “Twilight” author Stephenie Meyer’s “The Host.”
“Arthur and Lancelot” will begin filming in early 2012 and already has a March 15, 2013 release date.
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although I love both Kinnaman and Kit, the film will be flop without stronger actors. Luke Evans and Chris Hemsworth would have been the perfect couple to play the roles.
I completely agree Dezzy, but I wonder if Luke just couldn't do it. Crazy schedule for him! Thanks for leaving a comment :)
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