Macbeth (1981)
Overview
An adaptation of Shakespeare's play.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.82 |
Directed By
Arthur Allan Seidelman
Crew
Arthur Allan Seidelman
William Shakespeare
George W. Ward
Ken Kuta
Jack Nakano
Gerald Zelinger
Rita Abbinanti
Christopher Viores
Beth Wasserman
Franklin Melton
Athena Demetrios
Tyna Chang
Mike Boudry
Chris Haire
Ken Dettling
Maureen Quinn
Wendy Osmundson
Dennis N. Imbach
Jack Manning
Michael Stein
David Roesler
Fred W. Vierow
Robert Aberdeen
John Retsek
Gerard Bernard Cohen
Dorothy Baca
TOP CAST
Jeremy Brett
Macbeth
Piper Laurie
Lady Macbeth
Simon MacCorkindale
Macduff
Richard Alfieri
Malcolm
Barry Primus
Banquo
Millie Perkins
Lady Macduff
Alan Oppenheimer
Duncan
Franklyn Seales
Lennox
Jay Robinson
The Porter
Brad David
Ross
Nomi Mitty
Witch
Maria Mayenzet
Witch
Eugenia Wright
Witch
Johnny Crawford
Seyton
Stanley Waxman
Siward
Alan Mandell
Scottish Doctor
Phillip Persons
Menteith
Robert Aberdeen
Young Siward
Fredric Cook
Caithness
Tim Prager
Bloody Sergeant
John Papais
Angus
Douglas Kaback
Fleance
Gary Bisig
First Murderer
Daniel Fortus
Second Murderer
Michael Augenstein
Donalbain
Elliot Jaffe
Son to Macduff
Jamie Bozian
Apparition
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