"Kaamelott - First part": Alexandre Astier unveils a series of new posters from the film

The actor and director of the long -awaited film inspired by the successful series of the 2000s has just put online several posters including one all in a wink of the iron with Lionel Astier alias Leodagan.

"It gets closer ..." A month and a half before the release of Kaamelott - first part, the long -awaited film inspired by the successful series of the 2000s, Alexandre Astier unveils a series of unprecedented posters of the film featuring the different characterssaga.

One of these posters displays the taciturn Léodagan, played by Lionel Astier."The son of Pandragon is back? Well he comes," he says with his usual phrasing.Initially scheduled for July 2020, the film was indeed pushed one year due to the pandemic.

The poster of Alexandre Astier, alias Arthur, "the one who will soon be a hero", plays on the same register."I took years to have peace! To see your face more," says the character.

The other posters unveiled by Alexandre Astier present the rest of the casting: Guillaume Gallienne (Alzagar), Thomas Cousseau (Lancelot du Lac), François Rollin (Loth), Clovis Cornillac (Quarto), Franck Pitiot (Perceval), Alain Chabat (the Duked'Aquitaine), Géraldine d'Aquitaine (La Duchess d'Aquitaine), Anne Girouard (Guenièvre), Christian Clavier (Le Jurisconsult), Antoine de Caunes (Dagonet), Jean-Christophe Hembert (Karadoc), Caroline Ferrus (Mevanwi), Joëlle Seville (Séli), Nicolas Gabion (Bohort), Sting (Horsa), Jacques Chambon (Merlin) and Guillamme Briat (King Burgonde).The unknown Salwa Al Hajri (Furadja) completes the distribution.

Expected by fans for almost ten years - the first teaser totaled 8 million views in 48 hours in 2020 - This ultra -secret feature film takes place ten years after the events told in the series imagined by Alexandre Astier,and broadcast on M6 between 2005 and 2009.

Prestigious guest-stars will reply to the stars of the series: Christian Clavier, Géraldine Nakache, Guillaume Gallienne, Antoine de Caunes, Alain Chabat, Clovis Cornillac and even Sting.Exit scheduled for July 21.