Gawain and the Green Knight (1973)
Overview
The medieval legend of a supernatural knight who challenges the king's men to kill him.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.51 |
Directed By
Stephen Weeks
Crew
Philip M. Breen
Stephen Weeks
Ron Goodwin
Stephen Weeks
George Mills
Les Hillman
Carlo Ponti
Philip M. Breen
Charles Athey
Ian Wilson
John Shirley
Tony Woollard
Shura Cohen
Basil Newall
Al Burgess
Ken Barker
Frank Goulding
Alan Kane
Christopher Lancaster
Jim Shields
TOP CAST
Murray Head
Gawain
Ciaran Madden
Linet
Nigel Green
Green Knight
Anthony Sharp
King
Robert Hardy
Sir Bertilak
David Leland
Humphrey
Murray Melvin
Seneschal
Tony Steedman
Fortinbras
Ronald Lacey
Oswald
Willoughby Goddard
Knight
George Merritt
Old Knight
Pauline Letts
Lady of Lyonesse
Richard Hurndall
Bearded Man
Peter Copley
Pilgrim
Geoffrey Bayldon
Wiseman
Jerold Wells
Sergeant
Michael Crane
The Giant
Jack Woolgar
Porter
Nikki Van der Zyl
Linet (voice)
Ian Richardson
Narrator (voice)
Robert Rietti
Green Knight (voice)
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