The King (2019)

Released: 2019-10-11 Duration: 2hr 20min

Genres: Drama History War

Rating 7.2

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Overview

England, 15th century. Hal, a capricious prince who lives among the populace far from court, is forced by circumstances to reluctantly accept the throne and become Henry V.

Production Companies

Plan B Entertainment

Porchlight Films

Blue-Tongue Films

Yoki

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	5.398

Directed By

David Michôd

Crew

Art Department Coordinator
Vicky Ralph

"B" Camera Operator
Andrew 'A.J.' Johnson

Steadicam Operator
Andrew 'A.J.' Johnson

Assistant Costume Designer
Gabriella Loria

Costume Supervisor
Gabrielle Spanswick

Dialect Coach
Neil Swain

Unit Publicist
Sasha Gibson

Graphic Designer
Sarah Pasquali

Graphic Designer
Kellie Waugh

Armorer
Liam Byrne

Script Supervisor
Susanna Lenton

Gaffer
Jamie Mills

Video Assist Operator
Demetri Jagger

Key Grip
Rupert Lloyd-Parry

Post Production Supervisor
Colleen Clarke

Associate Editor
Kasra Rassoulzadegan

Visual Effects Editor
Semih Ozkoseoglu

Visual Effects Producer
Lisa Kelly

Visual Effects Producer
Edwina Hayes

ADR Supervisor
Leah Katz

Sound Effects Editor
Tara Webb

Sound Effects Editor
Mick Boraso

Foley Editor
Stuart Morton

ADR Recordist
Robert Searl

ADR Recordist
Tim Ryan

ADR Recordist
Chris Basta

ADR Recordist
Simon Diggins

Foley Recordist
Alex Francis

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Robert Mackenzie

Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Sam Petty

Dolby Consultant
Bruce Emery

Music Editor
John Finklea

Scoring Mixer
Thomas Vicari

Scoring Mixer
Geoff Foster

Music Supervisor
Jemma Burns

Visual Effects Supervisor
Oliver Atherton

Visual Effects Producer
Sara Emack

Visual Effects Producer
Alison Wortman

Director
David Michôd

Producer
Brad Pitt

Producer
Dede Gardner

Producer
Jeremy Kleiner

Producer
Joel Edgerton

Producer
David Michôd

Producer
Liz Watts

Casting
Des Hamilton

Director of Photography
Adam Arkapaw

Original Music Composer
Nicholas Britell

Production Design
Fiona Crombie

Editor
Peter Sciberras

Makeup & Hair
Alessandro Bertolazzi

Screenplay
David Michôd

Screenplay
Joel Edgerton

Executive Producer
Christina Oh

Co-Producer
Anita Overland

Co-Producer
Ildikó Kemény

Co-Producer
David Minkowski

Costume Designer
Jane Petrie

Visual Effects Supervisor
Andrew Jackson

Sound Designer
Robert Mackenzie

Sound Designer
Sam Petty

Casting
Francine Maisler

Unit Production Manager
Peter Nightingale

First Assistant Director
Steve E. Andrews

Second Assistant Director
Edoardo Petti

Sound Mixer
Gareth John

Stunt Coordinator
Steve Dent

Stunt Coordinator
Jan Petřina

Casting
Kata Baranyi

Supervising Art Director
Matthew Hywel-Davies

Set Decoration
Alice Felton

Property Master
Paul Purdy

Property Master
Colin Mutch

Key Hair Stylist
Flora Moody

Key Hair Stylist
Ryo Murakawa

Still Photographer
Peter Mountain

Second Unit Director
Nash Edgerton

Second Unit Director of Photography
Jac Fitzgerald

Supervising Sound Editor
Robert Mackenzie

Foley Artist
Mario Vacarro

Original Story
William Shakespeare

Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Athina Sapanidis

Prosthetic Supervisor
Iván Pohárnok

Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Barbara Kund

Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Andrea Kozma

Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Hannah Eccleston

Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Anna Daniel

Prosthetic Makeup Artist
Matyas Borda

Special Effects Supervisor
Alexander Gunn

CG Supervisor
Ahmed Yousry

Visual Effects Coordinator
Sammy Shikaze

Visual Effects Coordinator
Kate Elum

Visual Effects Technical Director
Peter Bowmar

Stunt Double
Tamás Farkas

Fight Choreographer
Jan Petřina

Stunts
Gergo Daniel

Stunts
János Henk

Stunt Coordinator
Levente Lezsák

Stunts
Yannick Ben

Title Designer
Jeremy Saunders

"C" Camera Operator
Simon Finney

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