Henry V (1989)
Overview
In the midst of the Hundred Years War, the young King Henry V of England embarks on the conquest of France in 1415.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $9,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $10,161,211.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.5753 |
Directed By
Kenneth Branagh
Crew
Michael Bradsell
Patrick Doyle
Kenneth MacMillan
Stephen Evans
Kenneth Branagh
Bruce Sharman
William Shakespeare
Kenneth Branagh
David Crozier
Trevor Coop
Malcolm Vinson
Adam Lee
Sophie Baker
Simon Finney
John Deaton
Bi Benton
Terry Pritchard
Ron Phipps
Iona Price
Betty Williams
Annie Penn
Lawrence Ashmore
Hugh Cruttwell
Sheala Daniell
Graham Sutton
Russell Jackson
David Allistone
Simon Rattle
Steve Mcleod
Ian Wingrove
Vic Armstrong
John Birkinshaw
Peter Dorme
Don Mothersill
Robert Patton
David Crozier
Jim Morahan
Adam Somner
Beryl Lerman
John Poyner
David Tringham
Ian Hickinbotham
Stephen Miles
Susan Coates
Michael Stevenson
Kevin Ahern
Vernon White
Richard Pointing
Alan Brooks
Jane Clive
Michael Redding
Stephanie Kaye
Darrell Guyon
Ken Lintott
Andrew Sissons
Sue Love
Ronnie Cogan
Robert Gavin
Graham Sumner
Debbie McWilliams
Martin Childs
Peter Frampton
John King
Norman Dorme
Phyllis Dalton
Vincent Winter
David Parfitt
Tim Harvey
Celia Bobak
Terry Glass
Trevor Wood
Tom Brown
Peter Butler
Amelia Davies
Vic Armstrong
TOP CAST
Kenneth Branagh
Henry V
Derek Jacobi
Chorus
Brian Blessed
Exeter
James Larkin
Bedford
Paul Scofield
French King
Emma Thompson
Katherine
Judi Dench
Mistress Quickly
Simon Shepherd
Duke Humphrey of Gloucester
James Simmons
Duke Edward of York
Charles Kay
Archbishop of Canterbury
Alec McCowen
Bishop of Ely
Fabian Cartwright
Earl Richard of Cambridge
Stephen Simms
Lord Henry Scroop
Jay Villiers
Sir Thomas Grey
Ian Holm
Captain Fluellen
Danny Webb
Gower
Michael Williams
Williams
Jimmy Yuill
Jamy
Paul Gregory
Westmoreland
Edward Jewesbury
Sir Thomas Erpingham
John Sessions
Macmorris
Shaun Prendergast
Bates
Richard Briers
Lieutenant Bardolph
Robbie Coltrane
Sir John Falstaff
Christian Bale
Robin the Luggage-Boy
Geraldine McEwan
Alice
Michael Maloney
Louis the Dauphin
Richard Clifford
Duke Charles of Orleans
David Parfitt
Messenger
Christopher Ravenscroft
Montjoy
Patrick Doyle
Court
Geoffrey Hutchings
Corporal Nym
Robert Stephens
Auncient Pistol
Harold Innocent
Duke Philippe of Burgundy
Colin Hurley
Grandpre
Richard Easton
Constable Charles Delabreth
Nicholas Ferguson
Earl Richard Beauchamp of Warwick
Tom Whitehouse
Sir John Talbot
Nigel Greaves
Duke Jean of Berri
Julian Gartside
Duke Jean of Bretagne
Mark Inman
1st Soldier
Stefano Douaihy
Maajussi Stefano
Calum Yuill
child
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