Following his request, Daffy became part of the cast of "Quest for Camelot," based on the novel, "The King's Damosel," by Vera Chapman.
It is the story of a young girl named Kayley, who dreams of being a Knight of the Round Table. When Excalibur, the prized sword of King Arthur, goes missing, she must take it upon herself and her newfound friends to retrieve Excalibur and bring it back to the king before the evil knight Ruber gets his greedy hands on it.
"In the past twenty years, equality and freedom have spread throughout the lands." Arthur said in one of the scenes. "Excalibur has given us the strength to stand together against all injustice."
The Knights of the Round Table clapped in agreement as Arthur went on. "Camelot has prospered beyond our greatest dreams."
Just then, there was a CRASH!
Arthur and the knights looked up to see a humungous creature with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion landing on the Round Table.
"It's a griffin!" whispered one of the knights.
The griffin turned his attention towards Excalibur, which Arthur cautiously started to remove from its scabbard.
But just when he nearly caught ahold of the sword, the griffin grabbed Excalibur with his beak, injuring Arthur and flew up towards the tower.
"It's taken Excalibur!" shouted another knight while the others hurried to help Arthur, who told them, "Never mind me! Find Merlin and go after the sword!"
The griffin bursted through the tower and flew away from the castle, still holding Excalibur, while the guards shot at him with flaming arrows.
"Send word across the land," ordered one of the guards. "Excalibur's been stolen!"
As another guard blew on the bugle, several of them rode through the lowered drawbridge to find Excalibur while Merlin, the most powerful wizard, called out. "Silver Wings, protect the sword!"
As the griffin flew towards the Forbidden Forest, he recieved a surprise attack from a little falcon with silver wings, losing his grip on Excalibur.
The griffin flew after the sword, which fell underneath a forest of thorns. But to his surprise, the thorns sprung to life in the shape of clawed hands.
Upon seeing this, the griffin was forced to retreat, flying off into the night sky.