The King and I with Miranda Richardson: DVD Cover

    The King and I Director: Richard Rich Cast: Miranda Richardson, Christiane Noll, Martin Vidnovic, Ian Richardson

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/06/1999
    • Rating: Rated G
    • Sales Rank: 9,848

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    Features

    Singalong lyrics; Karaoke presentation; Web-enabled DVD-ROM game; 5.1 audio digitally remastered for home theaters; Interactive creative room; Documentary; Featurette; Theatrical trailers

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Opening Credits [5:10]
    2. I Whistle a Happy Tune [2:46]
    3. Introducing the Kralahome [3:34]
    4. King and Anna Meet [4:23]
    5. Tuptim Meets Prince [1:45]
    6. Hello, Young Lovers [2:01]
    7. Armory [1:45]
    8. The March of the Siamese Children [4:07]
    9. Ivory Trade [3:36]
    10. Getting to Know You [7:03]
    11. Shall I Tell You What I Think of You? [3:53]
    12. A Puzzlement [4:04]
    13. I Have Dreamed [3:30]
    14. Perfect! Best Foot Forward [4:31]
    15. Best Foot Forward [1:25]
    16. Prayer to Buddha [1:52]
    17. Little Elephant [2:12]
    18. Shall We Dance (Solo) [:56]
    19. Send Her Back [4:22]
    20. To the Rescue [5:17]
    21. I Hate Happy Endings [3:17]
    22. I'll Say When It's Time to Cry [2:49]
    23. Shall We Dance (Duet) [4:18]
    24. End Credits [2:49]

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    Editorial Reviews

    In this animated adaptation of the popular musical, British widow Anna Leonowens (voiced by Miranda Richardson, with singing by Christiane Noll) and her ten-year-old son Louis (Adam Wylie) travel from London to Siam in 1863. The King of Siam (Martin Vidnovic) has requested a proper English governess to teach his Royal children about the western world, from which he feels his nation can no longer remain isolated. While the King is an absolute monarch bound to uphold the traditions of his country, he is also a man of science. Uncertain about change, he realizes he must lead Siam to find its place in the world, but there are many roadblocks ahead. Anna begins to teach not just the children but also the King. The two strong-willed individuals immediately clash, but Anna soon proves an able advisor, convincing the King not to fight the approaching British emissaries, but to throw them a grand ball instead. There he will convince the world he is the modern monarch of a civilized country. Kralahome (Ian Richardson), the Prime Minister of Siam, has other ideas. As the Royal Astrologer, Kralahome possesses the ability to create powerful and horrific illusions to prey on the fears of his enemies, and he has his own plans for the country. He seeks to rule the nation but he must first get rid of the King. He plans to show the British that the King is a barbarian who should be removed from office, and only a man of Kralahome's sophistication can properly lead the people. With his bumbling assistant, Master Little (Darrell Hammond), the Prime Minister hatches a plot to dethrone the King. Ron Wells, All Movie Guide

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