| Description |
1 online resource (1 video file (162 min.)) : sound, color |
| Summary |
In the final instalment of the Royal Shakespeare Company's Henry VI trilogy, the fight for the English crown escalates between the families of Lancaster and York. The Henry VI trilogy concludes with the Yorks winning the battle of St. Albans, and thus forcing Henry from the throne. Margaret, however, captures and taunts York before having him killed. She is captured herself and forced to watch her son killed by the Yorkists. Richard, Duke of Gloucester, reveals, at the end, his plan to murder Henry VI |
| Credits |
Director, Owen Horsley ; designer, Stephen Brimson Lewis ; lighting designer, Simon Spencer ; composer, Paul Englishby ; costume designer, Hannah Clark ; movement director, Emily Jane Boyle ; fight directors, Rachel Bown-Williams and Ruth Cooper-Brown ; sound designer, Steven Atkinson ; music director, Lindsay Miller ; screen director, Rhodri Huw |
| Cast |
Oliver Alvin-Wilson (York), Lucy Benjamin (Keeper), Richard Cant (Keeper/King Lewis), Daniel J Carver (Clifford), Angela Chudi (Lady Bona), Paola Dionisotti (Exeter), Felixe Forde (Richmond), Minnie Gale (Margaret), Ashley D Gayle (Edward), Conor Glean (Young Clifford), Ben Hall (George of Clarence), Arthur Hughes (Richard, Duke of Gloucester), Jack Humphrey (Rivers), Nicholas Karimi (Warwick), Al Maxwell (Vernon), Peter Moreton (Salisbury/Father), Georgia-Mae Myers (Duchess of York), Sophia Papadopoulos (Prince Edward), Mark Quartley (Henry VI), Aaron Sidwell (Hastings/The son), Yasmin Taheri (Elizabeth), IbraheemToure (Mob leader), Emma Tracy (Rutland), Daniel Ward (Buckingham), Benjamin Westerby (Somerset) |
| Notes |
Description based on online resource; title from title screen (Digital Theatre+, viewed February 15, 2023) |
| Subject |
Henry VI, King of England, 1421-1471 -- Drama
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Conflict (Psychology) in literature.
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Power (Philosophy) in literature.
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Conflict (Psychology) in literature.
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Power (Philosophy) in literature.
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| SUBJECT |
Great Britain -- Kings and rulers -- Drama
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| Genre/Form |
Internet videos
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Historical drama.
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Drama.
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Drama.
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Historical drama.
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Internet videos.
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Streaming video
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| Author |
Horsley, Owen (Writer and theatre director) director
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Alvin-Wilson, Oliver (Actor, UK) actor
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Benjamin, Lucy, 1970- actor.
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Cant, Richard (Actor, UK) actor
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Carver, Daniel J. (Actor, UK) actor
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Chudi, Angela (Actor, UK) actor
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Dionisotti, Paola, 1946- actor.
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Forde, Felixe (Actor, UK) actor
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Gale, Minnie (Actor, UK) actor
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Gayle, Ashley D. (Actor, UK) actor
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Glean, Conor (Actor, UK) actor
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Hall, Ben (Actor, UK) actor
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Hughes, Arthur (Actor, UK) actor
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Humphrey, Jack (Actor, UK) actor
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Karimi, Nicholas (Actor, UK) actor
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Maxwell, Al (Actor, UK) actor
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Moreton, Peter (Actor, UK) actor
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Myers, Georgia-Mae (Actor, UK) actor
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Papadopoulos, Sophia (Actor, UK) actor
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Quartley, Mark, actor.
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Sidwell, Aaron (Actor, UK) actor
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Taheri, Yasmin (Actor, UK) actor
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Toure, Ibraheem (Actor, UK) actor
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Tracey, Emma (Actor, UK) actor
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Ward, Daniel (Actor, UK) actor
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Westerby, Benjamin (Actor, UK) actor
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Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616.
King Henry VI. Part 3.
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Royal Shakespeare Company. production company.
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