dan stevens played sir lancelot in night at the museum.
dan stevens played sir lancelot in night at the museum.
who plays sir lancelot in night at the museum?
dan stevens
lancelot appeared as a character in many arthurian films and television productions, sometimes even as the protagonistic titular character. he has been played by robert taylor in "knights of the round table" (1953), william russell in "the adventures of sir lancelot" (1956–1957), robert goulet in "camelot" (1960), cornell wilde in "sword of lancelot" (1963), franco nero in "camelot" (1967), luc simon in "lancelot du lac" (1974), nicholas clay in "excalibur" (1981), richard gere in "first knight" (1995), jeremy sheffield in "merlin" (1998), phil cornwell in "king arthur's disasters" (2005–2006), thomas cousseau in "kaamelott" (2005–2009), santiago cabrera in "merlin" (2008–2011), christopher tavarez in "avalon high" (2010), sinqua walls in "once upon a time" (2012, 2015), dan stevens in "" (2014), and martin mccreadie in "" (2017), among others.
lancelot
sir lancelot was politically active for much of his life. after hearing henry a. wallace's "century of the common man" speech on may 8, 1942, sir lancelot composed the "common man" calypso song. wallace later wrote him a long letter of thanks. he composed several popular calypso songs with left-wing lyrics in the 1940s, including "defenders of stalingrad" and "walk in peace" (1946). his stand on war and peace issues was so well known that a cartoon version of him appeared in columbia pictures' 1944 animated short film, "the disillusioned bluebird" (in which the calypso-singing character tells a bluebird that the world will not always be at war). according to pete seeger, the 1948 lead belly song "equality for negroes" was inspired by a sir lancelot song. sir lancelot became a u.s. citizen in 1960.
sir lancelot (singer)