Henry VI Part 3 (1983)
Overview
The life of King Henry the Sixth, in three parts.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.364 |
Directed By
Jane Howell
Crew
Jane Howell
William Shakespeare
Peter Pegrum
Cecile Hay-Arthur
John Peacock
Alan Edmonds
Sam Barclay
TOP CAST
Peter Benson
King Henry VI
Michael Byrne
Marquess of Montague / Father that killed his son
Ron Cook
Richard, Duke of Gloucester
Julia Foster
Queen Margaret
Bernard Hill
Duke of York
Brian Protheroe
Edward, Earl of March, later Edward IV
Mark Wing-Davey
Earl of Warwick
John Benfield
Earl of Northumberland / Huntsman
Gerald Blackmore
Messenger to Warwick
Antony Brown
Lewis, King of France / Sir John Montgomery
Paul Chapman
Earl Rivers
Rowena Cooper
Lady Elizabeth Grey, later Queen to Edward IV
Arthur Cox
Duke of Somerset
David Daker
Lord Hastings
Mathew David
Edmund, Earl of Rutland
Brian Deacon
Earl of Oxford
Tenniel Evans
Messenger to York / First Keeper / First Watchman
Derek Farr
Duke of Exeter / Mayor of York
Derek Fuke
Earl of Westmoreland / Post
Alex Guard
Son that killed his father / Marquess of Dorset
Paul Jesson
George, Duke of Clarence
Merelina Kendall
Lady Bona
Oengus MacNamara
Young Clifford / Messenger to Warwick
Nick Reding
Edward, Prince of Wales
Peter Wyatt
Duke of Norfolk
Tim Fuke
Young Richmond
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