The “Sword in the Stone” is an animated adaptation of the future King Arthur’s youth, and the titular sword could only be pulled from the stone by the “rightful King of England.” ...

The attraction is located in Fantasyland, right in front of King Arthur’s Carousel. It is inspired by the tale of King Arthur, who accidentally pulls the sword out of the stone and becomes king.

EXCLUSIVE: After numerous attempts by Warner Bros to make a new version of the King Arthur legend, I’m hearing that Guy Ritchie is again looking to make the movie. This one is a tentpole fantasy ...

Director Guy Ritchie adds fantasy elements to the legend that don’t mesh with his contemporary sense of humor and modern editing style.

It's just so good. 7. The Sword Pulling Scene Is Unforgettable Whenever I think of Arthur pulling Excalibur out of the stone, I always think about how it's rendered in "Sword in the Stone." ...

A never-before-seen storyboard for an alternate opening is a bonus feature on the Blu-ray edition of The Sword in the Stone (out Tuesday), Walt Disney's animated take on the King Arthur legend ...

Charlie Hunnam swings into action in the latest trailer for the much-delayed “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,” facing his destiny and, yes, even pulling the sword from the stone in the ...

After pulling the sword from the stone, Arthur is forced to fulfill his true legacy -- like it or not. Jude Law also stars. Rated PG-13.

This is my favorite: A hilarious story based on King Arthur’s renowned legend of the sword in the stone but with a romantic twist. Check out some other great work from the students at Gobelins here.

With a meager first weekend at the box office, "King Arthur: Legend of the Sword" took its place as the biggest summer flop of 2017 so far. The movie took in just $15 million at the domestic box ...

King Arthur, the mythical ruler of Camelot, may be best known for pulling the magical sword Excalibur from a stone, but there's another rock formation that bears his name hidden away in the ...

EXCLUSIVE: After numerous attempts by Warner Bros to make a new version of the King Arthur legend, I’m hearing that Guy Ritchie is again looking to make the movie. This one is a tentpole fantasy ...