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Arthur - the children's book series written by Marc Brown, which was adapted into ...
- Arthur (animation) - a PBS animated series that first aired in 1996 and is still running as of June 2018.
Arthur - a series of children's fantasy books by Luc Besson, which have been adapted into a movie series.
- Arthur and the Invisibles - the first movie in that series.
Arthur (film) - a 1981 film starring Dudley Moore.
- Arthur (2011 film) - its 2011 Remake starring Russell Brand in the title role.
Arthur Christmas - a 2011 Christmas film made by Aardman Animations.
King Arthur - a well-known legendary British king who is the central figure of the myth cycle commonly called The Matter of Britain.
The Tick's sidekick.

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 * ''Arthur'' - the children's book series written by Marc Brown, which was adapted into ...
-* ''[[Arthur (animation)]]'' - a [[PBS]] animated series that first aired in 1996 and is [[Long Runner|still running]] as of June 2018.
+** ''[[Arthur (animation)]]'' - a [[PBS]] animated series that first aired in 1996 and is [[Long Runner|still running]] as of June 2018.
 * ''Arthur'' - a series of children's fantasy books by [[Luc Besson]], which have been adapted into a movie series.
-* ''[[Arthur and the Invisibles]]'' - the first movie in that series.
+** ''[[Arthur and the Invisibles]]'' - the first movie in that series.
 * ''[[Arthur (film)]]'' - a 1981 film starring Dudley Moore.
-* ''[[Arthur (2011 film)]]'' - its 2011 [[Remake]] starring [[Russell Brand]] in the title role.
+** ''[[Arthur (2011 film)]]'' - its 2011 [[Remake]] starring [[Russell Brand]] in the title role.
 * ''[[Arthur Christmas]]'' - a 2011 Christmas film made by [[Aardman Animations]].
 * [[King Arthur]] - a well-known legendary British king who is the central figure of the myth cycle commonly called ''[[wikipedia:Matter of Britain|The Matter of Britain]]''.