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Henry IV is dead and Hal is King. With England in a state of unrest, he must leave his rebellious youth behind, striving to gain the respect of his nobility and people. Laying claim to parts of France and following an insult from the French Dauphin, Henry gathers his troops and prepares for a war that he hopes will unite his country.
William Shakespeare ; director, Gregory Doran ; producer, Kevin Fitzmaurice ; screen director, Robin Lough ; producer, John Wyver ; a Royal Shakespeare Company presentation.
Title from resource description page (viewed May 09, 2018).
Daniel Abbott (Gloucester/Monsieur le Fer), Martin Bassindale (Boy), Antony Byrne (Pistol), Sean Chapman (Exeter), Oliver Ford Davies (Chorus), Nicholas Gerard-Martin (Orléans/Bishop of Ely), Robert Gilbert (Dauphin), Alex Hassell (Henry V), Jim Hooper (Canterbury/Erpingham), Jennifer Kirby (Katherine), Jane Lapotaire (Queen Isobel), Sam Marks (Constable of France), Dale Mathurin (Bates/Bedford), Christopher Middleton (Nym/Warwick/Governor of Harfleur), Evelyn Miller (Rambures/Lady-in-Waiting), Keith Osborn (Montjoy/Scroop), Sarah Parks (Mistress Quickly), Leigh Dunn (Alice), Joshua Richards (Bardolph/Fluellen), Simon Thorp (King of France), Obioma Ugoala (Grey/Gower), Andrew Westfield (Westmorland/MacMorris/Court), Simon Yadoo (Cambridge/Michael Williams/Jamy).
Designer, Stephen Brimson Lewis ; lighting, Tim Mitchell ; music, Paul Englishby ; sound, Martin Slavin ; movement, Michael Ashcroft ; fights, Terry King.