Sir Kay (Disney)

Sir Kay is former minor antagonist of Walt Disney's 1963 animated film The Sword In The Stone. He is the spoiled, dimwitted and cruel son of Ector who mistreats his adopted brother Wart along with his father. When Wart pulls the sword from the stone, becomes king of England, revealing the name Arthur, Kay and his father are facing their defeat (Ector beging forgiveness, Kay bows in defeat and remorse).

He is voiced by late Norman Alden.

Trivia[]

Sir Kay (like his father) is not a villain because he's just an antagonistic jerk.
The way Sir Ector accidentally bumps his sword into Sir Kay's head and Sir Kay moans in pain when trying to attack the enchanted kitchen supplies is recycled animation from when Horace accidentally bumped his club/chair leg into Jasper's head and Jasper moaned in pain when trying to attack the puppies in 101 Dalmatians, only Sir Ector doesn't get kicked in the rear by Sir Kay for his clumsiness as Jasper does to Horace because he is Kay's father and he'll get mad at him for it.
- The groan Sir Kay makes after getting hit on the head is even an archived recording of Jasper's voice actor, J. Pat O'Malley.
The animation of Kay chasing Arthur and tripping over something is used twice during the film and the animation of him eating chicken legs is used three times.
The main character for Don Bluth's video game Dragon's Lair, Dirk Daring, appears to have been modeled after him.
It was said that the moment Kay cut the mop handle with his sword was meant to be a lash at Walt Disney for his decreasing interest and involvement in the animation department.
The story crew had predicted that, had Merlin not come into Arthur's life, Kay's influence would have shaped Arthur into the same bully Kay was towards him.
In "House of Mouse" episode Ask Von Drake, Kay can be seen with Merlin and Mim, helping Wart pulling sword from the stone.

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