The King and I

Anna Leonowens, a widowed English woman, travels to Siam with her son to serve as a tutor for the children and wives of the King. While the King and Anna initially struggle with their opposing personalities and views on authority, they eventually develop a mutual respect. Amidst these tensions, the King's first minister, the Kralahome, attempts to undermine the monarchy and the newcomers through deception and political plots. Anna must navigate these royal conflicts to help the family maintain their position.

This animated musical romance was directed by Richard Rich, marking the sixth of 13 films in his career. It followed The Swan Princess: The Mystery of the Enchanted Kingdom and preceded The Trumpet of the Swan. The voice cast features Miranda Richardson as Anna Leonowens, Martin Vidnovic as the King of Siam, and Ian Richardson as the Kralahome, with Christiane Noll providing the singing voice for Anna.

Produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, Morgan Creek, NEST Family Entertainment, and Warner Bros. Family Entertainment, the film had a budget of 25 million USD but earned 12 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception was mixed, with a 4.4/10 rating on IMDb based on 4,500 votes and a 5.4/10 rating on TMDB from 120 votes. Film critics gave the movie a lower score of 3.8/10 across 24 reviews.