Tired of living in a Medieval mess... Merlin uses all his magic powers to change a scrawny little boy into a legendary hero!
鉄床に突き立てられた剣を引き抜くことができた者が、次の王様になるであろうと語り継がれていた中世のイギリス。城で働くみなしごの少年ワートは、森の中で魔法使いマーリンに出会います。ワートを未来の王様と予言していたマーリンは、ワートに帝王教育を始めます。マーリンの魔法で魚や鳥、りすに変身したり、マーリンと魔女マダム・ミムとの変身合戦を見たり・・・、その中でワートは、生きるための勇気、知恵、愛を学んでいくのでした。古きイギリスに残るアーサー王伝説を、ディズニーの色鮮やかなアニメーションで何度も繰り返してお楽しみください。
"The Sword in the Stone" is a charming American animated fantasy film directed by Wolfgang Reitherman, released in 1963. Produced by Walt Disney and based on T.H. White’s novel from "The Once and Future King," it’s a whimsical retelling of the young King Arthur’s origins, brimming with magic and medieval mischief. The story follows Wart (voiced by Rickie Sorensen, Richard Reitherman, and Robert Reitherman), a scrawny orphan dreaming of becoming a knight’s squire in a crumbling English castle. His mundane life flips when he stumbles into Merlin (Karl Swenson), an eccentric wizard with a patchy memory and grand plans. Merlin takes Wart under his wing—or rather, his owl Archimedes (Junius Matthews)—to teach him life lessons through magical transformations into fish, squirrels, and birds. But destiny calls when Wart pulls a legendary sword from a stone, unwittingly claiming his place as England’s future king. Celebrated for its playful animation, catchy songs like “Higitus Figitus” by the Sherman Brothers, and a lighthearted take on Arthurian lore, "The Sword in the Stone" shines with Disney’s signature warmth. Highlights include Merlin’s bumbling duels with the cantankerous Madam Mim (Martha Wentworth), adding slapstick flair to Wart’s journey. Released in 1963, "The Sword in the Stone" was a modest hit, cherished by families for its endearing characters and uplifting spirit. A delightful slice of Disney’s golden era, it’s a timeless tale of how a little magic—and a lot of heart—can shape a hero.
年1963
予算3000000$
収益22200000$
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ジャンルアニメーションファミリーファンタジー
製作国United States of America