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King and I or Rodgers & Hammerstein's King and I??
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DVD Profiler Unlimited RegistrantStar Contributorhayley taylor
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I am sorry, another possessive title issue. Which one is correct?
If it is the latter (which mine is in local databse) why do we not use Walt Disney's etc etc?


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"The King and I"... clearly.

How is it in the database now as a matter of interest?
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Neither of the options is correct. As Lopek has stated, it's "The King and I". At least from what I can see on the cover. The title screen may be different though.
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'The King and I'
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this particular one is in the database as Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I
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What does the title screen look like in the film itself?
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The King and I
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In that case, neither option in the poll is correct! 

Judging by the cover I would say "Rodgers and Hammerstein's" looks like it belongs in the edition field if you want it there.
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from the back cover...

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Do you have a screen cap of the titles screen?
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not worked out how yet Stu 
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I haveThe Rodgers & Hammerstein Collection
It includes this title as well as Carousel, Oklahoma!, The Sound of Music, South Pacific and State Fair. The King and I is the only one with "Rodgers & Hammerstein's" as part of the title.

Every one of the discs has the same banner at the top of the case and all of the rear covers are similar to what Richie posted.

Not saying that all of the others are right and this one's wrong, just pointing it out as food for thought
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There seems to be a screencap on the k page at shillpages (only a link, the owner does not want direct links).

The pages reads:
Daryl F. Zanuck
presents
Roger and Hammerstein's
The King and I

From the front sizes and the layout it could very well be "Roger and Hammerstein's The King and I", matching the back cover...
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They do seem to have given their name a great deal of prominence on the title screen.
I would say that unless Rodgers and Hammerstein are not credited anywhere else (ie. this is their credit), then it is indeed part of the title.
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Thanks Achim

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The screen cap and the back cover text convinces me that in this case the possessive may be part of the title. What's on the spine?
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