The second part of King Henry the Fourth containing his death and the coronation of King Henry the Fifth

Resource Information

The work The second part of King Henry the Fourth containing his death and the coronation of King Henry the Fifth represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Glencoe Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

The second part of King Henry the Fourth containing his death and the coronation of King Henry the Fifth

Statement of responsibility

by William Shakespeare ; a BBC-TV production in association with Time-Life Television ; producer, Cedric Messina ; director, David Giles

Title variation

• King Henry the Fourth
• Henry IV
• Henry IV
• Henry the Fourth

Contributor

• Time-Life Television
• Bruce, Brenda
• Cuka, Frances
• Dotrice, Michele, 1948-
• Eddison, Robert, 1908-1991
• Finch, Jon, 1941-2012
• Giles, David, 1926-2010
• Gwillim, David
• Messina, Cedric
• Quayle, Anthony, 1913-1989
• Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616
• Ambrose Video Publishing
• British Broadcasting Corporation, Television Service

Subject

• Biographies
• Drama
• English drama -- Television adaptations
• Feature films
• Great Britain -- History -- Henry IV, 1399-1413 -- Drama
• Great Britain -- Kings and rulers -- Biography | Drama
• Henry, IV, King of England, 1367-1413 -- Drama
• Historical films
• Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Television adaptations
• Television adaptations
• Television plays
• Television programs -- Great Britain

Genre

• Drama
• Feature films
• Historical films
• Television adaptations
• Television plays
• Biographies
• Biography

Language

eng

Summary

Shakespeare's play that portrays the colorful panorama of Medieval English life. The revolt against Henry is finally crushed and the king broods over the uncertain future of his son. Henry IV dies, Falstaff is banished, and Prince Hal is crowned Henry V

Member of

• Works
• Shakespeare plays

Cataloging source

IAD

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Senior cameramen, Jim Atkinson, Geoffrey Tindale ; videotape editor, Stan Pow ; script editor Alan Shallcross

Date time place

Taped Apr. 11-16, 1979 at the BBC Television studios in London

PerformerNote

Jon Finch (Henry IV), David Gwillim (Henry, Prince of Wales), Rob Edwards (Prince John of Lancaster), Martin Neil (Prince Humphrey of Gloucester), Roger Davenport (Thomas, Duke of Clarence), Bruce Purchase (Earl of Northumberland), David Neal (Scroop, Archbishop of York), Michael Miller (Lord Mowbray), Richard Bebb (Lord Hastings), John Humphry (Lord Bardolph), Salvin Stewart (Sir John Colville), David Strong (Travers), Carl Oatley (Morton), Rod Beacham (Earl of Warwick), David Buck (Earl of Westmoreland), Brian Poyser (Gower), Ralph Michael (Lord Chief Justice), Anthony Quayle (Sir John Falstaff), Jack Galloway (Poins), Gordon Gostelow (Bardolph), Bryan Pringle (Pistol), Steven Beard (Peto), John Fowler (Page to Sir John Falstaff), Robert Eddison (Justice Robert Shallow), Leslie French (Justice Silence), Raymond Platt (Servant to Shallow), Frederick Proud (Fang, Sheriff's Officer), Julian Battersby (Ralph Mouldy), Roy Herrick (Simon Shadow), Alan Collins (Thomas Wart), John Tardoff (Francis Feeble), Roger Elliot (Peter Bullcalf), Jenny Laird (Lady Northumberland), Michele Dotrice (Lady Percy, Hotspur's Widow), Brenda Bruce (Hostress Quickly), Frances Cuka (Doll Tearsheet), Tim Brown (Servant to Lord Chief Justice), Colin Dunn (Messenger)

Runtime

151

Series statement

• Complete dramatic works of William Shakespeare.
• Shakespeare plays

Target audience

adult

Technique

live action