Young Arthur (2002)
Unaired TV movie pilot for a TV series on the childhood of King Arthur.
Top billed cast
Julian MorrisArthur
James FleetMerlin
Paul WesleyLancelot
James HoareKay
Jo Stone-FewingsJack
Stephen BillingtonLord Vortigen
Laura ReesMorgana- David BirkinMordred
Desmond BarritBullwhit
Marc SmallHeflin
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