by Ian Thorne
Last of 13 programmes
[Starring] James Maxwell as Henry VII
The marriage of Prince Arthur to Catherine of Aragon will unite England and Spain. Henry at last knows that his heir is secure. But it is given to no man to command the future.
Contributors
Writer:
Ian
Thorne
Lighting:
Howard
King
Sound:
Colin
Dixon
Script Editor:
Anthea
Browne-Wilkinson
Designer:
Chris
Pemsel
Producer:
Jordan
Lawrence
Director:
Peter
Moffatt
Henry VII:
James
Maxwell
Sir Richard Guildford:
Eric
Dodson
Bishop Fox:
Barrie
Cookson
Sir Reginald Bray:
Noel
Johnson
Earl of Oxford:
Hugh
Sullivan
Prince Arthur:
Jason
Kemp
de Puebla:
John
Bennett
Dona Elvira:
Margot van Der
Burgh
Catherine of Aragon:
Adrienne
Byrne
Queen Elizabeth:
Norma
West
Prince Henry:
Andrew
Burleigh
Princess Margaret:
Wendy
Spinks
The King's Confessor:
Lockwood
West
Lady Stafford:
Mary
Kenton
Lady Courtenay:
Felicity
Gibson
Sergeant Painter:
Harry
Davis
Documentary films produced by the top reporters of European television networks illustrate and investigate the Cults, Customs, Traditions and Politics of the world of 1972.
Contributors
Presenter:
Derek
Hart
Producer:
Maryse
Addison
Programme Editor:
Ronnie
Noble
With guest stars Engelbert Humperdinck, Hattie Jacques, Ivan Rebroff and his Balalaika Ensemble, Daliah Lavi, Roy Budd Trio and featuring Julian Orchard.
Contributors
Entertainer:
Harry
Secombe
Singer:
Engelbert
Humperdinck
[Actress]:
Hattie
Jacques
Musicians:
Ivan Rebroff and his Balalaika
Ensemble
Singer:
Daliah
Lavi
Musicians:
Roy Budd
Trio
[Actor]:
Julian
Orchard
Programme Associate:
Jimmy
Grafton
Director:
Peter
Knight
Producer:
Terry
Hughes
A special presentation of Pier Paolo Pasolini's international award-winning film on the eve of Good Friday.
Starring Enrique Irazoqui, Margherita Caruso, Marcello Morante
Adhering strictly to the Biblical text and using non-professional actors, Pasolini gives us a starkly dramatic, documentary-like version of the life of Christ.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
Contributors
Director:
Paolo
Pasolini
Producer:
Alfredo
Bini
Jesus:
Enrique
Irazoqui
Mary (in her youth):
Margherita
Caruso
Mary (in later life):
Susanna
Pasolini
Joseph:
Marcello
Morante
John the Baptist:
Mario
Socrate
Peter:
Settimio Di
Porto
Judas:
Otello
Sestili
Matthew:
Ferruccio
Nuzzo
John:
Giacomo
Morante
Andrew:
Alfonso
Gatto
Simon:
Enzo
Siciliano
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