Arthur Of The Britons DVD – Michael Gothard, Oliver Tobias

Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play.   This 4 disc box set features the complete series of Arthur Of The Britons. With the roman withdrawal from Britain, the tribes have entered into a period of feudal warfare. Arthur is the war chieftain of a tribe of Celts who has his eye on the bigger picture – unification of the tribes in the face of the Saxon threat. Assisted by his adoptive father, Llud, and Saxon friend, Kai, he has his hands full keeping the peace with opposition from the various feuding factions as well as his duplicitous cousin, Mark of Cornwall.   Actors Oliver Tobias, Jack Watson, Michael Gothard, Brian Blessed, Michael Gambon, Tom Baker, Michael Craig, Bernard Bresslaw & Peter Bowles Certificate PG Year 1972 Screen Fullscreen 4:3 Languages English Duration 10 hours (approx)

All 24 episodes of the fondly remembered 1970s series set in Britain 100 years after the departure of the Romans. Oliver Tobias stars as Arthur, chieftain of a Celtic tribe, fighting to unite other tribes against the Saxon invaders. Episodes comprise: ‘Arthur is Dead’, ‘The Gift of Life’, ‘The Challenge’, ‘The Penitent Invader’, ‘People of the Plough’, ‘The Duel’, ‘The People’, ‘Rolf the Preacher’, ‘Enemies and Lovers’, ‘The Slave’, ‘The Wood People’, ‘The Prize’, ‘The Swordsman’, ‘Rowena’, ‘The Prisoner’, ‘Some Saxon Women’, ‘Go Warily’, ‘In Common Cause’, ‘Six Measures of Silver’, ‘The Daughter of the King’, ‘The Games’, ‘The Treaty’ and ‘The Girl from Rome’.

This 4 disc box set features the complete series of Arthur Of The Britons. With the roman withdrawal from Britain the tribes have entered into a period of feudal warfare. Arthur is the war chieftain of a tribe of Celts who has his eye on the bigger picture – unification of the tribes in the face of the Saxon threat. Assisted by his adoptive father Llud and Saxon friend Kai he has his hands full keeping the peace with opposition from the various feuding factions as well as his duplicitous cousin Mark of Cornwall.