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The Man Shakespeare

on BBC Two England

by Ivor Brown.
A dramatised documentary on Shakespeare's life, based on known facts and widely accepted beliefs.
A contribution to the quatercentenary celebrations of the birth of William Shakespeare

Contributors

Writer:
Ivor Brown
Dance arranged by:
Wendy Hilton
Costumes supervised by:
Hilary Corbett
Make-up supervised by:
Christine Hillcoat
Film cameraman:
Ken Westbury
Film editor:
John Nash
Telerecording editor:
Richard Barclay
Designed and produced by:
Hal Burton
Narrator:
Hugh David
William Shakespeare, the man:
Roger Croucher
William Shakespeare, the boy:
Carlo Cura
John Shakespeare, his father:
Mervyn Pascoe
Mary Shakespeare, his his mother:
Eirene Beck
Anne Shakespeare, his wife:
Claire Pollock
Richard Burbage:
Paul Harris
John Heminge:
Giles Havergal
Henry Condell:
Leader Hawkins
Robert Armine:
Elric Hooper
Others taking part:
David Bedard
Others taking part:
John Bromley
Others taking part:
Susanne Burden
Others taking part:
John Carlin
Others taking part:
Julian Colvin
Others taking part:
Martin Cookson
Others taking part:
Charles Eley
Others taking part:
Peter Forest
Others taking part:
Eric Francis
Others taking part:
Ian Frost
Others taking part:
Winifred Hill
Others taking part:
John Howard
Others taking part:
Derek Johns
Others taking part:
Molly Kenny
Others taking part:
Ken Lawrence
Others taking part:
Hugh Lund
Others taking part:
Lilian Padmore
Others taking part:
Leslie Pitt
Others taking part:
Gareth Robinson
Others taking part:
Elizabeth Wade
Others taking part:
Bill Wiesener
Others taking part:
Philip Yardley

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