| Display title | Quest for Camelot |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Quest for Camelot (also known as The Magic Sword) is an animated film released by Warner Bros Animation in 1998. It was generally disliked by audiences, but did receive several award nominations for its soundtrack (composed by Patrick Doyle, with songs written by David Foster), which won a Golden Globe for Best Original Song for "The Prayer." As with most Follow the Leader animated features of the decade (the leader being Disney), it had a big-name voice cast, including Gary Oldman as the villain, Ruber; Cary Elwes as the male lead, Garret; Pierce Brosnan as King Arthur; Sir John Gielgud as Merlin; Jane Seymour as the female lead Kayley's mother, Lady Juliana; and Eric Idle and |Don Rickles as a two-headed dragon with the names Devon and Cornwall. The songs also got a pretty impressive cast of singers like Celine Dion, The Corrs and Bryan White. |
