Camelot: Alexander Astie returns to the film’s funniest scene

In the Camelot – In the first part, in order to regain his precious Excalibur sword, which he re-stuck in the rock ten years ago, Arthur must first pass a small test: play in Robobrol, an incredible sport in the country of Wales. Organized by Perseus and his brother.

If you do not understand the rules of this demanding discipline (which is perfectly normal), we recommend that you read our dedicated article. But whatever the case, and because we can not fully grasp the sophistication of this strange game, let’s review its origins here.

On that dayDigital meeting With his fans organized by Fnac last December, Alexander Astier, Kaamelott’s creator and King Arthur’s translator, really explained what made him invent Robobrol:

“Because Camelot in cinema is what pushes its format, what pushes the TV frame to go from 16: 9 to 2.35.”He began by revelation. “(…) There used to be less Welsh games, board games, dice, cards … it was more like board games, more board games, bar games, which were very difficult.

We really remember Sloubi or Cul de Chouette, these games whose rules Persaul desperately tried to explain to Karadok and the hotel owner during the first seasons of the Camelot series. According to Aster, Robobrol is just an extension of these games, out and about:

“By pushing the walls, we want to play live action, with the field, to see what these people give so, for the most part”Explains Alexander Astie. “It’s always the same principle, that is to say, very difficult to understand, and the people of Wales seem to be people who have the ability to grasp the difficult rules of the game that we do not have. Doing macro. “

(Re) Discover our interview with Alexander Astier for “Kaamelott – Premier Volet” …