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The second part of Henry the Sixt [electronic resource]
/ by William Shakespeare ; presented by the British Broadcasting Corporation ; a BBC-Television production in association with Time-Life Television ; produced by Jonathan Miller ; directed by Jane Howell
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Ambrose Video
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2009
Available at Online
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1 streaming video (213 min.) : digital, FLV file, sd., col.
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System requirements: Microsoft Internet Explorer; Firefox; Adobe Flash Player.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
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Closed captioned.
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| Cast |
John Benfield (first murderer, ship's master), Peter Benson (King Henry VI), Antony Brown (Walter Whitmore, Alexander Iden), David Burke (Duke of Gloucester, Dick the butcher), Michael Byrne (John Hume, Lieutenant), Anne Carroll (Duchess of Gloucester), Paul Chapman (Earl of Suffolk), Ron Cook (Richard Plantagenet), Arthur Cox (Thomas Horner, Lord Clifford), David Daker (Duke of Buckingham), Brian Deacon (Duke of Somerset, Smith the weaver), Tenniel Evans (Earl of Salisbury, Clerk of Chartham), Derek Farr (Lord Say), Julia Foster (Queen Margaret), Derek Fuke (Simpcox, George Bevis), Alex Guard (Second prentice Michael), Bernard Hill (Duke of York), Paul Jesson (John Holland, George Plantagenet), Pat Keen (Margery Jourdain), Gabrielle Lloyd (Simpcox's wife), Oengus MacNamara (Young Clifford), Frank Middlemass (Cardinal Beaufort, Bishop of Winchester), Trevor Peacock (Sheriff, Jack Cade), Brian Protheroe (Edward Plantagenet), David Pugh (Peter, Second murderer), Mark Wing-Davey (Earl of Warwick), Peter Wyatt (Sir Humphrey Stafford), Peter Aldwyn, Paul Benzing, Sean Bartley, Brian Binns, Gerald Blackmore, Stephen Brigden, Alan Chuntz, Michael Cogan, Stuart Cox, Philip Croskin, Jonathan Evans, Mark Fletcher, Michael Gardiner, David Goodwin, Barry Grantham, Nicholas Hall, Angus Kennedy, Hamish Kerr, Hus Levant, David Ludwig, Peter Macklen, Ian Pulston-Davies, John Rankin, Martin Rutledge, Peter Searles, Brian Stephens, Dikran Tulaine, Simon Williamson, Nigel Gomm (trumpeter), Frank Walsh (trumpeter), Gerald Broadley (drummer), Brian Little (drummer), Stephen Paine (drummer).
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| Credits |
Fight arranger, Malcolm Ranson ; movement co-ordinator, Geraldine Stephenson ; title music by Stephen Oliver ; incidental music composed & conducted by Dudley Simpson ; production manager, Corin Campbell-Hill ; senior cameramen, Jim Atkinson ; video tape editor, Ron Bowman ; visual effects, Peter Pegrum ; make-up artist, Cherry Alston ; costume designer, John Peacock ; sound, Alan Edmonds ; lighting, Sam Barclay ; literary consultant, John Wilders ; script editor, David Snodin ; designer, Oliver Bayldon.
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Title from title frames.
Originally produced for television broadcast in 1982.
Available on Ambrose Video 2.0.
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| Summary |
A drama of the civil war between The House of York and The House of Lancaster. Henry marries Lady Margaret of Anjou, but she despises him for his meekness and takes Suffolk as a lover. The new Queen, who also hates the Yorks (the White Roses), becomes the inspiration of the Lancastrians (the Red Roses). She and her followers are pitted against Richard, Duke of York, and his supporters, who include the Earl of Warwick, also known as "the King maker."
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Access restricted to subscribing institutions.
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| Terms Of Use |
Includes public performance rights.
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Howell, Jane. Director.
Miller, Jonathan, 1934- Producer.
Ranson, Malcolm. Choreographer.
Stephenson, Geraldine. Choreographer.
Oliver, Stephen, 1950-1992. Composer.
Simpson, Dudley George, 1922-2017. Composer. Conductor.
Peacock, John, 1943- Costume designer.
Edmonds, Alan. Sound designer.
Wilders, John. Consultant.
Snodin, David. Editor.
Bayldon, Oliver. Designer.
Benfield, John. Actor.
Benson, Peter, 1943- Actor.
Brown, Antony (Anthony) Actor.
Burke, David, 1934- Actor.
Byrne, Michael, 1943- Actor.
Carroll, Anne (Actress)
Chapman, Paul (Paul S.) Actor.
Cook, Ron, 1948- Actor.
Cox, Arthur, 1934- Actor.
Daker, David. Actor.
Deacon, Brian, 1949- Actor.
Evans, Tenniel. Actor.
Farr, Derek, 1912-1986. Actor.
Foster, Julia. Actor.
Fuke, Derek. Actor.
Guard, Alex. Actor.
Hill, Bernard, 1944- Actor.
Jesson, Paul. Actor.
Keen, Pat. Actor.
Lloyd, Gabrielle. Actor.
MacNamara, Oengus. Actor.
Middlemass, Frank. Actor.
Peacock, Trevor. Actor.
Protheroe, Brian. Actor.
Pugh, David. Actor.
Wing-Davey, Mark, 1948- Actor.
Wyatt, Peter. Actor.
Aldwyn, Peter. Actor.
Benzing, Paul. Actor.
Bartley, Sean. Actor.
Binns, Brian. Actor.
Blackmore, Gerald. Actor.
Brigden, Stephen. Actor.
Chuntz, Alan, 1927-2009. Actor.
Cogan, Michael. Actor.
Cox, Stuart. Actor.
Croskin, Philip. Actor.
Evans, Jonathan (Actor)
Fletcher, Mark. Actor.
Gardiner, Michael. Actor.
Goodwin, David. Actor.
Grantham, Barry. Actor.
Hall, Nicholas (Nick) Actor.
Kennedy, Angus, 1958- Actor.
Kerr, Hamish. Actor.
Levant, Hus. Actor.
Ludwig, David. Actor.
Macklin, Peter. Actor.
Puleston-Davies, Ian. Actor.
Rankin, John. Actor.
Rutledge, Martin. Actor.
Searles, Peter. Actor.
Stephens, Brian. Actor.
Tulaine, Dikran. Actor.
Williamson, Simon (Simon J.) Actor.
Gomm, Nigel. Performer.
Walsh, Frank (Musician) Performer.
Broadley, Gerald. Performer.
Little, Brian. Performer.
Paine, Stephen. Performer.
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. King Henry VI. Part 2.
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. Plays.
British Broadcasting Corporation.
British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service.
Time-Life Television.
Ambrose Video Publishing.
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| Added Title |
Second part of Henry the Sixth
Henry VI, part 2
Shakespeare plays (Television program)
Ambrose Video 2.0.
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| Music No. |
SH-022 Ambrose Video
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