Who loves the movie Camelot?

[AlCzervik]

besides me.

[0007]

1. I've it live and I don't know how many times I watched the film.

I love the play.

[housewolf]

2. Oh I do!

Way back before there were vcr's, I used to tell people that someday, I wanted to own the movie "Camelot." I was such a King Arthur fan, for many years. Richard Harris is "to die for," Vanessa Redgrave was the perfect Gwenivere, Franco Nero as Lancelot, that fabulous music and scenery... "It's MAY! It's MAY! The lusty month of May..." "Camelot! Camelot! From far of France I hear you call..." "If ever I would leave you... No, never would I leave you, at all"

Thanks for the memeory. I haven't watched it in a long long time, maybe I'll put it out this weekend.

[AlCzervik]

4. I got to see it live on stage with Richard Harris

i think it must have been around 1980, he was wonderful. I love the movie and i'm hoping it will pop up soon on tcm or amc. MMMMMFranco Nero

[housewolf]

6. Oh you're so lucky!

I adored Richard Harris - the Irish rogue that he was with that little twinkle in his eye! That voice! That accent! Oh, those just-past-adolescent fantasies!

[AlCzervik]

7. It was pretty thrilling, i couldn't believe i was seeing Richard Harris

live. It was a great performance.

[oregonjen]

3. Did you see the Showtime or HBO version in the eighties?

I can't remember when they filmed it, but it was the musical, not movie special done especially for one of the two networks. Richard Harris was in it. I recorded it and watched it over and over, but somewhere along the way, I lost the tape. When Richard Harris died, I remembered that I had taped that.

[Aristus]

5. Not me.

I DO like ham, and jam, and Spam a lot, though. B-)

[Crunchy Frog]

8. I do, I do!

I love it, and went through a period of being addicted to it a couple of years ago.

[WMliberal]

9. me. Back when I was in high school and a marching band nerd,

I was jealous of the knights of the round tables' uniforms! :P

[roguevalley]

10. love it. remember the era it came in and still feel cheated. we had

hope then.

[saltpoint]

11. I'll watch it all night if you let me.

I like the story, the songs, and the way it works on the imagination.

Given a choice, I'd take Marion Zimmer Bradley's terrific re-telling of the Arthurian legend.

Anything in that neck of the woods, and I'm hooked.