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Television production of the play directed for stage by George Schaefer and for NBC by Albert McCleery with Maurice Evans in the title role. Heralded as a major cultural invasion into the world of commercial...
An adaptation into three parts of all three parts of Henry VI, and Richard III. The plays were performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company under the titles Henry VI, Edward IV and Richard III. They were...
A video recording of the production of Henry VI. Part 2 directed by Michael Boyd with Chuk Iwuji as Henry VI.
A syndicated radio adaptation of the play produced by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The production, directed for stage by James and John Sandoe and for radio by Andrew C. Love, was recorded on the...
Julius Caesar in four episodes and produced for schools television by Ronald Eyre. James Maxwell is Mark Antony and Ralph Michael is Caesar.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Movietone News Presents Review 1966. DESCRIPTION: A survey of twelve months in pictures. The news events that hit the headlines during 1966, from International incident to national...
Complete performance by the Marlowe Dramatic Society, with Peggy Ashcroft and John Gielgud as Beatrice and Benedick.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Steady Progress on Second Front. DESCRIPTION: New despatches from Normandy show the reduction of Fort Central at Cherbourg. The Germans had already put the port out of action, the city...
Radio adaptation of Jerry Turner’s production of the 1963 Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s production of Henry V. Adapted for radio by Carl Ritchie with Stacy Keach as Henry.
'Will’ is 10-part drama series about the lost years of the young William Shakespeare. From his arrival in London as an unknown, the series chronicles his rise to become the greatest dramatist in England...
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