- Four years after a monster success in the cinema, King Arthur sends his knights “to an adventure” in a new film which is finally revealed in images.
- The story is so dense that the director preferred to split it in two, with a first appointment in theaters on October 22.
“Who goes on an adventure?”
The question posed by Arthur finds such a broad echo in his knights that they almost all raise the hand. Grouped in teams, they will leave the round table “To prove their value and their courage around the world”
warns Alexadre Astier in his note of intent. Enough to do the rest of Kaamelott
In the cinema an XXL event that fans have been waiting for four years. The very first images were unveiled this Thursday, August 14, in the heart of summer, several months before the diptych’s theaters who are necessary for its author.
“It is a long component, made up of many parallel stories, which deserves to dwell on it. I would not have compressed this in two hours. But it is a unique component”
insists Alexandre Astier, according to whom these two parts “can be seen in each other as a single big film”. “Like a big book cut in half, a long spectacle with intermission”
he adds. Eight months of shooting were necessary for these new films which arrive 4 years after the monster success of the first. More than 2.6 million spectators had been seduced by Kaamelott – First part
Who had made the best start of the year for a French film in the midst of a health crisis.
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The saga extends its spectrum more with an absolutely crazy casting made up of its historical faces (Audrey Fleurot, Lionel Astier, Anne Girouard) and newcomers (Thomas VDB, Frank Dubosc). The character of Perceval, embodied since the start of the series by Franck Pitiot, does not appear on the other hand in the very long list provided by production. Without anyone knowing why. Only certainty: this Kaamelott – Second part
will be discovered in two stages. October 22 for part 1, November 11, 2026 for part 2.
