"A truly noble heart is sensitive," says the wise old raven, Sebastian, who pokes, prods and analyzes peas seeking the solution that would save the kingdom of Corazion from the revenge of Laird, the king's brother. As Sebastian seeks to solve the mystery, his friend, Prince Rollo, is searching for a truly sensitive heart in the pedigrees of pampered princesses, until a chance encounter with a kind-hearted peasant girl causes Rollo to ponder where true beauty lies. Can Sebastian discover the answer in time to rescue the kingdom from the cruel schemes of Laird? Join in the quest to reveal the heart of true nobility.
Mark Swan
Director
Amanda Waving
Princess Daria (voice)
Jonathan Firth
Prince Rollo (voice)
Dan Finnerty
Prince Rollo - Singing (voice)
Steven Webb
Young Prince Rollo (voice)
Nigel Lambert
Sebastian the Raven (voice)
Lincoln Hoppe
King Heath (voice)
Ronan Vibert
King Laird (voice)
Eve Karpf
Queen Helsa (voice)
Liz May Brice
Princess Hildegard (voice)
Richard Ridings
King Windham/Button (voice)
Patsy Rowlands
Sasha the Maid (voice)
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