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Henry V (1989) [PG-13]

Release Date:
October 5, 1989

Original Title:
Henry V

Alternate Titles:
Heinrich V
Henrik V
Henrique V
Henry V 1989
V. Henrik

Genres:
Drama | History | War

Production Companies:
BBC Film
Curzon Film Distributors
Renaissance Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  DE: 12  DK: 15  FR: 12  GB: 12A  GR: 13  KR: 15  PT: M/12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 137

The great adventure of a king who defied the odds to prove himself a man.

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Gritty adaption of William Shakespeare's play about the English King's bloody conquest of France.

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Production

Art Department Assistant:
Peter Dorme

Art Direction:
Martin Childs
John King

Assistant Accountant:
Betty Williams
Sheala Daniell

Assistant Costume Designer:
Stephen Miles

Assistant Dialogue Editor:
Robert Gavin

Assistant Director:
David Tringham

Assistant Editor:
Kevin Ahern

Assistant Hairdresser:
Stephanie Kaye
Ronnie Cogan

Associate Producer:
David Parfitt

Best Boy Electric:
Tom Brown

Boom Operator:
Andrew Sissons

Camera Operator:
Trevor Coop
Malcolm Vinson

Camera Trainee:
Adam Lee

Casting Director:
Debbie McWilliams

Clapper Loader:
Simon Finney

Conductor:
Simon Rattle

Construction Coordinator:
Michael Redding

Costume Assistant:
John Birkinshaw
Don Mothersill
Susan Coates
Vernon White
Jane Clive

Costume Design:
Phyllis Dalton

Costume Supervisor:
Richard Pointing

Dialogue Editor:
John Poyner

Director:
Kenneth Branagh

Director of Photography:
Kenneth MacMillan

Draughtsman:
Jim Morahan

Driver:
Terry Pritchard

Editor:
Michael Bradsell

Executive Producer:
Stephen Evans

Focus Puller:
John Deaton

Gaffer:
Steve Mcleod

Grip:
Peter Butler

Hairdresser:
Sue Love

Machinist:
David Allistone

Makeup Artist:
Beryl Lerman
Ken Lintott

Makeup Supervisor:
Peter Frampton

Music Editor:
Graham Sutton

Orchestrator:
Lawrence Ashmore

Original Music Composer:
Patrick Doyle

Producer:
Bruce Sharman

Producer's Assistant:
Iona Price

Production Accountant:
Ron Phipps

Production Coordinator:
Bi Benton

Production Design:
Tim Harvey

Production Supervisor:
Vincent Winter

Property Buyer:
Celia Bobak

Property Master:
Graham Sumner

Script Supervisor:
Annie Penn

Second Assistant Director:
Ian Hickinbotham
Michael Stevenson

Second Unit Director:
Vic Armstrong

Sound Designer:
David Crozier

Sound Mixer:
David Crozier

Special Effects Supervisor:
Ian Wingrove

Special Effects Technician:
Darrell Guyon
Terry Glass
Trevor Wood

Still Photographer:
Sophie Baker

Stunt Coordinator:
Vic Armstrong

Stunts:
Robert Patton

Supervising Art Director:
Norman Dorme

Supervising Carpenter:
Alan Brooks

Technical Advisor:
Hugh Cruttwell
Russell Jackson

Theatre Play:
William Shakespeare

Third Assistant Director:
Adam Somner

Wardrobe Assistant:
Amelia Davies

Writer:
Kenneth Branagh

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