King Arthur Rides Again...

King Arthur Set To Save Disney from “Woke” Bankruptcy.

Maverick Film Maker Proposes £250 Million Blockbuster Trilogy.

Brighton, UK – In a bold move that could redefine Disney’s future, maverick politician, controversial writer, and award-winning filmmaker Matt Taylor has pitched a £250 million investment into a three-part King Arthur epic, promising to tell the true story of Britain’s greatest king for the first time in over 1,500 years.

Based on the groundbreaking historical research of Alan Wilson, Baram Blackett, and Ross Broadstock, the trilogy aims to shatter box office records while rescuing Disney from its current "woke nightmare" and financial woes. The films will be shot in Brighton, where the new King Arthur II Film and TV Studios—built using cutting-edge Earthship sustainable technology—will restore the city as the UK’s premier movie-making capital.

The Trilogy That Will Save Disney.

Disney, once the undisputed king of family entertainment, has faced backlash over its recent string of underperforming, politically charged films. Taylor’s proposal offers a lifeline: three epic, historically accurate King Arthur movies that will captivate global audiences and rake in billions.

"King Arthur II: The Birth of a War King"

The first film chronicles Arthur’s rise from birth to the warrior-king who united Great Britain, waging 12 epic battles against the Saxons, consolidating his reputation as our nation’s greatest ever King.
Packed with battle scenes, political intrigue, and ancient British lore, it will redefine the Arthurian mythos.

"King Arthur II: The Fall of Camelot"

The second instalment reveals the cataclysmic destruction of Arthur’s kingdom—not by betrayal, but by asteroid debris, a theory supported by Wilson and Blackett’s research.
A disaster epic on par with 2012 or The Day After Tomorrow, blending history with apocalyptic spectacle.

"King Arthur II: The New World"

The final chapter unveils the untold story of Arthur and his army sailing across the Atlantic, settling in Kentucky, and waging war against Native American tribes.
A controversial yet explosive narrative that could spark debate—and record-breaking ticket sales.

Why Disney Needs This Now.

With Disney’s stock plummeting and audiences rejecting its recent "woke" reboots, Taylor’s historically rooted, action-packed saga offers a return to classic storytelling—heroism, tragedy, and grand adventure.

No forced diversity, no agenda—just raw, unfiltered British history as it happened.
A fresh cinematic universe that could spawn spin-offs, TV series, and theme park attractions.
Brighton’s Earthship Studios will become a global film hub, rivalling Hollywood and Pinewood.

Brighton: The New Hollywood.

The King Arthur II Film and TV Studios, built using Michael Reynolds’ Earthship principles, will be a zero-carbon production powerhouse, featuring:

Massive sound stages for blockbuster filming.
Sustainable energy, water recycling, and recycled-material construction.
A tourist attraction, merging film production with public access, boosting Brighton’s economy.

Upon completion, Brighton will reclaim its 19th-century glory as the world’s film capital—decades before Hollywood even existed.

The Final Pitch: Billions Await.

Taylor’s message to Disney is clear: "Invest £250 million now, or risk fading into irrelevance."

Guaranteed box office gold—historical epics like Gladiator and Braveheart prove audiences crave real heroism.
A franchise to rival Lord of the Rings—with ancient British history as its foundation.
A legacy-saving move for Disney, pulling them out of the "woke abyss" and back into profitability.

Conclusion: The Legend Returns.

The true story of King Arthur has been buried for millennia. Now, with Matt Taylor’s vision, Disney’s backing, and Brighton’s cinematic rebirth, it’s set to storm the global stage—saving Disney in the process.

Will the House of Mouse seize this once-in-a-millennium opportunity?

Time will tell.

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