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An Age of Kings: Henry V: 7: Signs of War

on BBC Television

The Pageant of English History
Written by William Shakespeare

With the accession of Henry V a new age has begun. Falstaff and his riotous companions have been banished from Court. The first public act of the young King has been to summon Parliament and consider ways of distracting his subjects from civil strife. Being advised of his right by succession, Henry now resolves to lay claim to the French throne.

(Judi Dench is appearing at the Old Vic Theatre, London)
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Contributors

Author:
William Shakespeare
Music:
Christopher Whelen
Title Music:
Sir Arthur Bliss
Designer:
Stanley Morris
Director:
Michael Hayes
Producer:
Peter Dews
Chorus:
William Squire
King Henry the Fifth:
Robert Hardy
Duke of Exeter:
Noel Johnson
Earl of Westmoreland:
Julian Glover
Archbishop of Canterbury:
Cyril Luckham
Rambures:
Leon Shepperdson
Conspirator against King Henry - Earl of Cambridge:
Frank Windsor
Conspirator against King Henry - Lord Scroop:
Brian Smith
Conspirator against King Henry - Sir Thomas Grey:
Tony Garnett
English Herald:
Anthony Valentine
Bardolph:
Gordon Gostelow
Nym:
David Andrews
Pistol:
George A. Cooper
Mistress Quickly:
Angela Baddeley
Boy:
Timothy Harley
Brother to the King - John, Duke of Bedford:
Patrick Garland
Brother to the King - Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester:
John Ringham
Charles the Sixth, King of France:
Alan Rowe
Lewis, the Dauphin:
John Warner
Constable of France:
George Selway
Messenger:
Terence Lodge
Duke of Orleans:
Jerome Willis
Duke of Bourbon:
Adrian Brine
Isabel, Queen of France:
Stephanie Bidmead
Katherine, Princess of France:
Judi Dench
Alice:
Yvonne Coulette
Fluellen:
Kenneth Farrington
Gower:
Jeremy Bisley
Jamy:
Joey Blanshard
Macmorris:
Michael Graham Cox
Montjoy:
Robert Lang
[Actor]:
Dane Howell
[Actor]:
Terry Wale
[Actor]:
John Murray Scott
[Actor]:
Derek Ware

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