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An Age of Kings: Henry IV: Part Two: 6: Uneasy Lies the Head

on BBC Television

Written by William Shakespeare
The Pageant of English History

The burdens of kingship and of failing health weigh heavily upon Henrv IV. After his victory at Shrewsbury he has to organise a new campaign against the Northern rebels. Disappointed in Prince Hal, who returns to his customary low haunts in London, the King sends his younger son, Prince John of Lancaster, to negotiate with the rebel leaders. Falstaff goes off to Gloucestershire to muster recruits, and there falls in with a former acquaintance, a simple country Justice, Master Shallow.

Contributors

Author:
William Shakespeare
Music:
Christopher Whelen
Title Music:
Sir Arthur Bliss
Designer:
Stanley Morris
Director:
Michael Hayes
Producer:
Peter Dews
King Henry the Fourth:
Tom Fleming
Earl of Warwick:
Kenneth Farrington
Country Justices - Shallow:
William Squire
Country Justices - Silence:
John Warner
Bardolph:
Gordon Gostelow
Page to Falstaff:
Dane Howell
Sir John Falstaff:
Frank Pettingell
Recruits - Mouldy:
Terence Lodge
Recruits - Shadow:
Leon Shepperdson
Recruits - Wart:
Terry Wale
Recruits - Feeble:
Brian Smith
Recruits - Bullcalf:
Frank Windsor
Prince John of Lancaster, son to the King:
Patrick Garland
Earl of Westmoreland:
Julian Glover
Rebels Against the King - The Archbishop of York:
Edgar Wreford
Rebels Against the King - Thomas Mowbray, Earl Marshal:
Noel Johnson
Rebels Against the King - Lord Hastings:
Robert Lang
Sons to the King - Humphrey of Gloucester:
John Ringham
Sons to the King - Thomas of Clarence:
John Greenwood
Harcourt:
Alan Rowe
Henry, Prince of Wales, afterwards Henry the Fifth:
Robert Hardy
The Lord Chief Justice:
Geoffrey Bayldon
Davy:
Michael Graham Cox
Ancient Pistol:
George A. Cooper
Groom:
Derek Ware
Groom:
Anthony Valentine
Epilogue:
William Squire
[Actor]:
Adrian Brine
[Actor]:
Timothy Harley
[Actor]:
Tony Garnett
[Actor]:
John Murray Scott

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