Guy Ritchie King Arthur movie...

[Vermis]

Why do I imagine someone calling Mordred a toilet?

[THE CID]

It wouldn't surprise me if Vinnie Jones pops up.

[Astor]

It wouldn't surprise me if Vinnie Jones pops up.

A closer look at the cast list already has people playing 'Dan Clan Pikey' and 'Dan Clan Mafia', whatever they are, so I wouldn't be at all surprised.

One thing I did miss first time round is Eric Bana playing Uther... the curse of Troy may strike again...

[monkeylite]

Why do I imagine someone calling Mordred a toilet?

Lance, you slag! I'm the king round 'ere.

[James Morris]

Gawd help us.

[Paul]

Armour ala toys "r" us, probably with Dialog to match..

Guy Ritchie and Jude Law were spotted filming scenes for the upcoming blockbuster Knights of the Roundtable:

Bit presumptious?
The purple leather trousers and Combo..Tres Hipster Baby. That is supposed to be King arthur? wtf?

Any bets on one (or more) of the characters carrying thier sword(s) across thier back?

The plot summary sounds a squeal
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_of_the_Roundtable:_King_Arthur

The young Arthur runs the back passages of Londonium with his crew

he does what with the back passages of londonium!!?

[Paul]

...and worse is to come...one of the directors of the Arthur film(s) is making a new Robin Hood film;
http://deadline.com/2015/03/robin-hood-movies-lionsgate-1201394844/

[Vermis]

Bit presumptious?
The purple leather trousers and Combo..Tres Hipster Baby.

 

The plot summary sounds a squeal
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_of_the_Roundtable:_King_Arthurhe does what with the back passages of londonium!!?

That quote from the page made me laugh, but I think if I went to read it all, I'd start to cry.

[marcusluis]

Dont worry the film will bomb at the box office and they wont make the other 5!!!

[NurgleHH]

Didn't I read here on LAF somewhere that some of the Cornwell Dark Ages novels were being adapted by someone into an HBO/AMC style high-end mini-series? (No doubt aimed at riding on the coat tails of Game of Thrones... )

Edit: Aha - yes, as just mentioned again by Rui, just before I posted this! 

You are right: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4179452/?ref_=nm_flmg_wr_1

[Captain Blood]

Oh yes... Well it hasn't got a bad cast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Kingdom_(TV_series)

[Modhail]

Why do all modern movies about medieval (inspired) stories have to be "edgy", "gritty" or "re-imagined"?
The very words get my teeth on edge when I read them in an announcement or synopsis. Just for once I'd like to see a decently and respectfully researched movie with proper costumes, props and armour. Show people just how grand the middle ages could look. I'm getting a bit tired of the "dung ages" and "Vegas 1283" portrayals of history.

(Never mind me, crappy day at work so I have a case of the acute grumps... Point still stands though.)

[Kamandi]

I dunno. Why were most of the 50's medieval movies melodramas with song and dance numbers?

[WillieB]

Yep, you missed a treat there

But if you're quick you can still catch here in her birthday suit in the worst film ever : the sequel to '300'
Admittedly she looks a lot nicer in Camelot.

Filming the Cornwell Warlord trilogy would be a godsend if they kept to the books.

[rumacara]

People, lets look at the positive side.
There is always something interesting in these films/tv series to watch.
Either lovelly females (for the guys) and lovelly males (for the girls) and some crazy ideas for all the modellers and painters.