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The BBC Television Shakespeare

A set of television adaptations of the plays of William Shakespeare.

A set of television adaptations of all 37 plays by William Shakespeare.

The BBC Television Shakespeare: Henry IV, Part II: Part 1

16/12/1979

Part 1 Henry IV, Part II

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Classic play by William Shakespeare, starring Jon Finch and Anthony Quayle.

Classic play by William Shakespeare starring Jon Finch and Anthony Quayle.(Continues after News on 2.)

Classic play by William Shakespeare, starring Jon Finch and Anthony Quayle.This is the third play in a tetralogy of history plays by William Shakespeare, along with Richard II, Henry IV, Part 1, and Henry V. (Continues after News on 2.)

The BBC Television Shakespeare: Henry IV, Part II

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Classic play by William Shakespeare, starring Anthony Quayle and John Finch.

The BBC Television Shakespeare: Henry IV, Part II: Part 2

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Part two of the classic play by William Shakespeare, with Jon Finch and Anthony Quayle.

Part two of the classic play by William Shakespeare with Jon Finch and Anthony Quayle.

Part two of the classic play by William Shakespeare, starring Jon Finch and Anthony Quayle.

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