Bill (2015)
Overview
What really happened during Shakespeare's 'Lost Years'? Hopeless lute player Bill Shakespeare leaves his home to follow his dream.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $968,534.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 7.476 |
Directed By
Richard Bracewell
Crew
Nadia Stacey
David Freeman
Billy Sneddon
Charles Steel
Gary Dollner
Richard Bracewell
Alasdair Flind
Tony Bracewell
Laurence Rickard
Ben Willbond
Laurie Rose
Richard Bracewell
Natascha Wharton
Rosalie Clayton
Simon Scullion
Charlotte Morris
Dan Martin
Jo McLaren
Keith Dunne
Clare Keyte
Jenny Hammond
Anna Morena
Alice Dawson
Peter Hampden
Thomas Hedman
Hugo Heppell
Phil Hunt
Stefan Kapelari
Craig McNicol
Christine Langan
Norman Merry
Joe Oppenheimer
Ben Roberts
Compton Ross
Jason Swanscott
Jack Stew
Jemma Riley-Tolch
Glen Gathard
Mark Milsome
Andrew Hewitt
Ryan Stuart
Susie Donkin
TOP CAST
Mathew Baynton
William 'Bill' Shakespeare / Lord Burghley / English Messenger / Customs Official
Simon Farnaby
Earl of Croydon / Juan Domingo / Sausage / Dmitri Alexandrovitch / Fur Seller
Martha Howe-Douglas
Anne Hathaway / Molly / Spanish Courtier / Body Collector
Jim Howick
Christopher Marlowe / Gabriel Montoya / Cynical Jester / Palace Doorman / Mysterious Man / Even Grubbier Thief / Party Planner
Laurence Rickard
Sir Francis Walsingham / Lope Lopez / Stand-Up Jester / Chatty Guard / Slightly Late Courtier / Ian / Hanging Criminal / Chicken Drumstick
Ben Willbond
King Phillip II of Spain / Earl of Southampton / Grubby Thief / Alexander Dimitrievitch / Head of Guards
Helen McCrory
Queen Elizabeth I
Damian Lewis
Sir Richard Hawkins
Justin Edwards
Sir Francis Drake
Rufus Jones
Sir Walter Raleigh
John Henry Falle
Miguel
Jamie Demetriou
Sergio
Richard Atwill
Sevi
George Hewer
Spanish Servant
Tom Meeten
Spanish Servant
Stephen Greif
Spanish Advisor
Gareth Tunley
Guard
Richard Glover
Catholic Contact
Andy Gillies
Boris
Sam Exley
Spanish Courtier
Samantha Hindman
Quill and Rapier Landlady
Jared Morgan
Protestant Bishop
Susy Kane
Lady in Waiting
Clare Thomson
Lady in Waiting
Olesja Sidorovich
Lady in Waiting
Joey Ellis
Mortal Coil Bandmate
Will Rastall
Mortal Coil Bandmate
David Crow
Ramon
Tom Cox
Mortal Coil Bandmate
Grant Crookes
Courtier (uncredited)
Paul Cavendish
Courtier (uncredited)
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