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Antony and Cleopatra (1974 TV)

***Antony and Cleopatra*** is a 1974 videotaped television production of William Shakespeare's 1606 play of the same name, produced by ATV (which was distributed internationally by ITC) starring Richard Johnson as Mark Antony, Janet Suzman as Cleopatra, and Patrick Stewart as Enobarbus. It was directed by Jon Scoffield and is an adaptation of Trevor Nunn's Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) production of the play. It features then-little-known Ben Kingsley and Tim Pigott-Smith in small roles.

As of 2014, this production was the last made-for-TV Shakespeare adaptation to have its American network premiere on U.S. commercial television.

## Cast

* Richard Johnson - Mark Antony
* Janet Suzman - Cleopatra
* Rosemary McHale - Charmian
* Mavis Taylor Blake - Iras
* Darien Angadi - Alexas
* Sidney Livingstone - Mardian
* Geoffrey Hutchings - Fig Seller
* Loftus Burton - Diomedes
* Lennard Pearce - Cleopatra's Schoolteacher
* Joseph Charles - Cleopatra's Messenger
* Tony Osoba - Cleopatra's Servant
* Douglas Anderson - Cleopatra's Eunuch
* Michael Egan - Cleopatra's Eunuch
* Paul Gaymon - Cleopatra's Eunuch
* Wendy Bailey - Servant
* Madelaine Bellamy - Servant
* Edwina Ford - Servant
* Amanda Knott - Servant
* Joe Rock - Servant
* Gito Santana - Servant
* Nicholas McArdle - King
* Derek Wright - King
* Frederick Radley - King
* Norman Caro - King
* Richard Young - King
* Patrick Stewart - Enobarbus
* Constantine Gregory - Ventidius (as Constantin De Goguel)
* William Morgan Sheppard - Scarus (as Morgan Sheppard)
* Joseph Marcell - Eros (as Joe Marcell)
* Jonathan Holt - Dercetas
* Chris Jenkinson - Silius (as Christopher Jenkinson)
* John Bott - A Soothsayer
* Robert Oates - 1st Watchman
* Arthur Whybrow - 2nd Watchman
* Michael Radcliffe - 3rd Watchman
* Geoffrey Greenhill - Soldier
* William Thomas - Soldier (as William Huw-Thomas)
* David Janes - Soldier
* Jeremy Pearce - Soldier
* Mark Sheridan - Soldier
* Corin Redgrave - Octavius Caesar
* Raymond Westwell - Lepidus
* Mary Rutherford - Octavia
* Philip Locke - Agrippa
* Derek Godfrey - Macenas
* Ben Kingsley - Thidias
* Martin Milman - Dolabella
* Tim Pigott-Smith - Proculeius
* Keith Taylor - Messenger
* Emlyn Price - Gallus (as Thomas Chesleigh)
* Desmond Stokes - Taurus
* Alan Foss - Senator
* John Bardon - Demetrius
* Peter Godfrey - Sentry
* Malcolm Kaye - Guard

## Link

* https://made-for-tv-movie.fandom.com/wiki/Antony\_and\_Cleopatra
Another Life (2001)

***Another Life*** is a 2001 British crime film written and directed by Philip Goodhew. It stars Ioan Gruffudd, Natasha Little, Nick Moran, Imelda Staunton, Rachael Stirling and Tom Wilkinson.

## Shooting

* Filming was from September of 1999 - October of 1999.

## Cast

* Natasha Little - Edith Jessie Thompson
* Nick Moran - Percy Thompson
* Ioan Gruffudd - Frederick Edward Francis Bywaters
* Imelda Staunton - Ethel Graydon
* Rachael Stirling - Avis Graydon
* Tom Wilkinson - Mr. Carlton
* Diana Coupland - Mrs. Lester
* Michael Bertenshaw - William Graydon
* Daniel Brocklebank - Newnie
* Elizabeth McKechnie - Mrs. Thompson
* Judy Clifton - Nora Lester
* Simon Paris - Sergeant Mew
* Alex Potter - Young Billy Graydon
* Anton Gregory - Young Harold Graydon
* Rikki Doughty - Young Freddy Bywaters
* Juliet Forester - Miss Prior
* Helen Brampton - Lily Thompson
* Angela Hart - Nun
* Karen Powell - Nun
* Daniel Goode - Kenneth
* Gyuri Sarossy - Archie
* Douglas Pye - Shell-shocked soldier
* Arthur Gerard - Mr. Lester
* Meredith Bellamy - Girl at Dance
* Barbara Wilshere - Mr. Carlton's Whore
* Ben Pitts - Lift Attendant
* Shafique - Bellydancer
* Joy Ogunbowale - Freddy's Whore
* Roland Roberts - Waldorf Violinist
* Adam Black - Man in Gents
* Jack Cassidy - Older Billy Graydon
* Daniel Louw - Older Harold Graydon
* Nicholas Hutchison - Dr. Maudsley
* Alan Leith - Inspector Hall
* Michael Sheard - Justice Montague Shearman
* Miles Richardson - Clerk of court
* Bruce Purchase - Sir Henry Curtis-Bennett
* Nicola McRoy - Prison wardress
* John Tordoff - John Ellis, the hangman
* Richard Mayes - Prison Chaplain

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Kitty Bertenshaw - Girl
* Sean Boru - Courtroom photographer (uncredited)
* Alan Calder Rawlings - Ballroom dancer (uncredited)
Baby Face Nelson (1996 video)

***Baby Face Nelson*** is a 1996 direct-to-video biopic about bank robber Lester Joseph Gillis, better known as Baby Face Nelson. The movie was directed by Scott P. Levy.

## Cast

* C. Thomas Howell - Baby Face Nelson
* Lisa Zane - Helen Womack
* Doug Wert - Paul Chance
* F. Murray Abraham - Al Capone
* Martin Kove - John Dillinger
* David Parry - Artie Folsom
* Clint Howard - Assistant Bank Manager
* Michael Malota - Young Baby Face
* Kevin Sheridan - Young Paul
* Ben Ryan Ganger - Young Benny
* Aaron Siefers - Young Jimmy
* Brian Levinson - Young Joey
* Leland Orser - Benny Bakst
* Jerry Kernion - Jimmy Clazza
* Emile Hamaty - Charlie Dover
* Lee McLaughlin - Farmer
* Douglas Fisher - Clarence Cartwright
* Jack Knight - J. Edgar Hoover
* Paul Landry - Federal Agent 1
* Milton Kahn - Federal Agent 2
* Steven Swadling - Federal Agent 3 (as Steven Michael Swadling)
* Michael McDonald - Reporter (as Michael James McDonald)
* Ron Karabatsos - Big Frankie
* James Staley - William Macafee
* Joseph G. Medalis - Priest (as Joseph Medalis)
* Tiffany Granath - Showgirl (as Tiffany Greneth)
Arne Seslum

**Arne Seslum** is an Scandinavian film director who films musicals for Capitol Pictures and one of his newest stars is an actor named Burt Gurney. Eddie Mannix is working out who to handle the pregnancy of actress DeeAnna Moran, who claims that Arne is the father but to Eddie's surprise Arne is married and has two kids with his wife.
Appointment with Death (1988)

***Appointment with Death*** is a 1988 American mystery film and sequel produced and directed by Michael Winner. Made by Golan-Globus Productions, the film is an adaptation of the 1938 Agatha Christie novel *Appointment with Death* featuring the detective Hercule Poirot. The screenplay was written by Winner as well as Peter Buckman and Anthony Shaffer.

The film stars Peter Ustinov as Poirot, along with Lauren Bacall, Carrie Fisher, John Gielgud, Piper Laurie, Hayley Mills, Jenny Seagrove and David Soul. It is a follow-up to numerous other theatrical and made-for-television adaptions starring Ustinov, as well as 1974's *Murder On The Orient-Express*.

It marks Ustinov's final portrayal of Hercule Poirot.

## Shooting

* Filming was done around May 24th, 1987.

## Cast

* Peter Ustinov - Hercule Poirot
* Lauren Bacall - Lady Westholme
* Carrie Fisher - Nadine Boynton
* John Gielgud - Colonel Carbury
* Piper Laurie - Emily Boynton
* Hayley Mills - Miss Quinton
* Jenny Seagrove - Dr. Sarah King
* David Soul - Jefferson Cope
* Nicholas Guest - Lennox Boynton
* Valerie Richards - Carol Boynton
* John Terlesky - Raymond Boynton
* Amber Bezer - Ginevra Boynton
* Douglas Sheldon - Captain Rogers
* Michael Sarne - Healey (as Mike Sarne)
* Michael Craig - William Peel, 1st Earl Peel
* Mohammed Hirzalla - Hassan
* Rudy Ruggiero - Tourist Guide (as Ruggero Comploy)
* Dan Muggia - Italian Policeman (as Danny Muggia)
* Lutuf Nouasser - Boynton Driver (as Lutuf Nuayser)
* Babi Neeman - Arab Vendor
* Rupert Horrox - British Official
* Hugh Brophy - British Official at Ball
* Marcel Solomon - Ship's Captain
* Troy Wigestrand - British Soldier

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Aliza Ben-Moha - Woman (uncredited)
* Iyad Hajjaj - Holyland Native (uncredited)

## Link

* https://agathachristie.fandom.com/wiki/Appointment\_with\_Death\_(1988\_film)
Beck Weathers

**Beck Weathers** is an American pathologist and mountain climber. He is a client in Rob Hall's group *Adventure Consultants* on the fateful 1996 expedition to climb Mount Everest and survived the blizzard after being left for dead, where he later had his fingers on his left hand, his right hand, and nose amputated.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Seaborn Beck Weathers. [1]
Backbeat (1994)

***Backbeat*** is a 1994 Anglo-German independent drama film directed by Iain Softley. It chronicles the early days of the Beatles in Hamburg, Germany. The film focuses primarily on the relationship between Stuart Sutcliffe (Stephen Dorff) and John Lennon (Ian Hart), and also with Sutcliffe's German girlfriend Astrid Kirchherr (Sheryl Lee). It has subsequently been made into a stage production.

## Shooting

* Filming was from April 16th, 1993 - June 11th, 1993.

## Cast

* Sheryl Lee - Astrid Kirchherr
* Stephen Dorff - Stuart Sutcliffe
* Ian Hart - John Lennon
* Gary Bakewell - Paul McCartney
* Chris O'Neill - George Harrison
* Scot Williams - Pete Best
* Kai Wiesinger - Klaus Voormann
* Jennifer Ehle - Cynthia Lennon
* Marcelle Duprey - Singer
* John White - Sailor 1
* Bernard Merrick - Sailor 2
* Nicholas Tennant - Sailor 3
* Finola Geraghty - Model
* Rob Spendlove - Arthur Ballard
* Charlie Caine - Lord Woodbine
* Freda Kelly - Louise Harrison
* Paul Humpoletz - Bruno Koschmider
* Christiana Uriarte - Groupie
* Abigail Wrapson - Groupie
* Galit Hershkovitz - Groupie
* Gertan Klauber - Pimp
* Stephan Grothgar - Barman
* Lynn Lowton - Hooker
* Manuel Harlan - Johannes
* Britta Gartner - Exis
* Dirk Winkler - Exis
* Wolf Kahler - Bert Kaempfert
* James Doherty - Tony Sheridan
* Paul Duckworth - Ringo Starr
* Joerg Stadler - Policeman (as Joerg Stabler)
* Alexei Jawdokimov - Napoleon
* Albert Welling - Doctor

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Steven Horsley - Kaiserkeller Barman (uncredited)
* Zacharee Lee - Photographic Model (uncredited)
* Birgit Riedel - Prostitute on Reeperbahn (uncredited)
* Louise Samuels - Existentialist (uncredited)
Barkskins (TV Series 2020)

**Barkskins** is an American drama television series, based on the novel of the same name by Annie Proulx, that premiered on May 25, 2020 on National Geographic. The series was filmed in Quebec. The village built for the series was later put up for sale. The show was cancelled after one season.

## Cast

* David Thewlis - Monsieur Claude Trepagny
* Marcia Gay Harden - Mathilde Geffard
* Aneurin Barnard - Hamish Goames
* James Bloor - Charles Duquet
* Christian Cooke - Rene Sel
* David Wilmot - Captain Bouchard
* Thomas M. Wright - Elisha Cooke
* Tallulah Haddon - Melissande
* Kaniehtiio Horn - Mari
* Lily Sullivan - Delphine
* Zahn McClarnon - Yvon
* Lola Skye Reid - Renardette
* Kent McQuaid - Eric (Deputy)
* Steven McCarthy - Father Clape
* Leni Parker - Mother Sabrine
* Domenic Di Rosa - Father Gabriel
* Anton Koval - Guy (Deputy)
* Chaske Spencer - Sachem
* Frédéric Desager - Father Jerome
* Rykko Bellemare - Ratahsenthos
* Kyle Breitkopf - Thom Lafarge
* Danny Gilmore - Pierre Gasquet
* Owen Crow Shoe - Hawahstha'
* Carla Turcotte - Fille #2
* Alex Ferns - Gay Bill
* Abraham Benrubi - Henri Marth
* Victoria Hall - Charlotte
* Maude Bouchard - Isabelle
* Val Mervis - Fille du Roi
* Matthew Lillard - Gus Lafarge
* Rémy Girard - Intendant De Fer
* Louis Philippe Dandenault - Herve Gasquet
* Adrian Hough - Francis Geffard
* Gail Maurice - Teyaronhiio'
* Andreas Apergis - James Cross
* Alexis Lefebvre - Sulze
* Elijah Maximus - Theo
* Alex Gravenstein - Jesuit Priest #1
* Eric Schweig - Chief Tehonikonhrake
* Lucien Bergeron - Jesuit Priest #2
* André Simoneau - Jesuit Priest #3
* Sylvain Massé - Laurent Ponsot
* Pierre Leblanc - Magistrate
* Marcel Jeannin - Captain Wale
* Brittany Drisdelle - Annie Lafarge
* Karl Farah - Trapper
* Rose-Marie Perreault - Claudette
* Jean Drolet - Clerk
* Claire Jacques - Moll
* Marc Thibaudeau - Captain
* Jonathan Vanderzon - Indentured Man
* Natalie Darbyson - Fair-Haired Farmer's Wife
* Maxime Cormier - Lucky Man
* Tim S. Savard - Fiddler
* Bobby Beshro - Jacques
Angelyne (2022 miniseries)

***Angelyne*** is an American drama television miniseries created by Nancy Oliver and starring Emmy Rossum as Angelyne. It premiered on Peacock on May 19, 2022.

## Cast

* Emmy Rossum - Angelyne
* Alex Karpovsky - Jeff Glaser
* Hamish Linklater - Rick Krause
* Charlie Rowe - Freddy Messina
* Martin Freeman - Harold Wallach
* Philip Ettinger - Cory Hunt
* Lukas Gage - Max Allen
* Molly Ephraim - Wendy Wallach
* Michael Angarano - Danny
* Antjuan Tobias - Bud Griffin
* Kerry Norton - Edie Wallach
* Blair Hickey - David Duncamp
* Olivia Jellen - Rachel Goldman (Age 9) / Renee Goldberg (Age 9)
* Sophie Knapp - Leah Goldberg (Age 7) / Leah Goldberg (Age 7)
* Scott Connors - Yuppie
* William Guirola - Worker 1
* Ian Fisher - Eli Goldman
* Rosanny Zayas - Glaser's Assistant
* Sean Burgos - Sam Bauer
* David Krumholtz - Max Allen's Lawyer
* Michael Shuman - Ray
* Diana Gitelman - Ruth Bauer
* Hani Furstenberg - Bronis Goldberg
* Steven Hack - Felix Hirsch
* Marlon Young - Dominic Prescott
* Tonatiuh - Andre Casiano
* Toby Huss - Hugh Hefner
* Guy Wilson - Steve Hughes
* Libi Rose - Rachel Goldman (Age 13, 14, 15)
* Tess Hanna - Deb the Actress
* Judy Kain - Jane Ferro
* Mark Atteberry - Lou
* Dave Baez - Tchotchke Store Owner
* Darryl Stephens - Pete
* Kurt Quinn - Audition Director
* Robert Lewis Stephenson - Producer
* Lia Barnett - Leah Goldman (Age 11, 12, 13)
* Nate Shelkey - Detective Strocchio
* Ted King - Mitch
* Jill Renner - Brunette Pedestrian
* John Gloria - Mike Cunningham
* Carin Chea - Aide
* Shira Barnett - Leah Goldman (Age 15)
* Kevin Phan - Tim the Actor
* Jeff Elam - Ed Anderson
* Rosalind Hezekiah - Hostess
* Alisha Soper - Singer (Marilyn)
* Joshua LeBar - Russell Wagner
* LaNisa Renee Frederick - Make-up Artist
* Aleksandra Kaniak - Leora Steinman
* Tiffany C. Adams - Julie Montgomery
* Eva Tingley - Hair Stylist
* Alex Ball - Sheldon
* Freedom Bridgewater - Security Guard
* Maya Schnaider - Freida
* Salem Mikhael - Moroccan Reporter
* Ethan Herschenfeld - Ari
* Van Brunelle - Mexican Boy
* Christopher Cho - Ronnie
* Sanya Arnold - Angelyne Double
* Sydney-Lake Bradley - Young Girl #1
* Tom Dang - Tour Guide
* Josef Urban - German Reporter
* Leni Ito - Japanese Reporter
* Elyse Collins - Wendy's Roommate
* Katherine Saltzberg - Tanya Palmer
* Gregory Marcel - Menorah Secaucus
* David Lautman - Partygoer
* Nick L. Williams - Jeff's Dad
* Calvin Edwards - Beach Dude

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Haylee Baldwin - Baby Blue Concert Goer (uncredited)
* Marcus Bailey - Pa (uncredited)
* J.E. Burton - Beach Goer (uncredited)
* Brian Carpenter - Wally George (uncredited)
* Lisa Cole - Partygoer #4 (uncredited)
* Louislian Colon - Guy in Leather Vest (uncredited)
* Amber Martinez - City Girl (uncredited)
* Luke Matheis - First Class Passenger (uncredited)
* Amine Mimoune - Bar Patron (uncredited)
* Esther Moon - Partygoer #1 (uncredited)
* Joshua Charles Parker - Curly Haired Man (uncredited)
* Dillon Schohr - Starwood Bouncer (uncredited)
* Travis Walck - Some Guy (uncredited)
* Kerry Westcott - Interviewer (uncredited)
Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey (2018 TV)

***Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey*** is a 2018 Canadian-American crime drama film, directed by Jim Donovan. The film was released on September 30, 2018, by Lifetime in United States and by Showcase in Canada. On June 4, 2021, it was released worldwide by Netflix. The film stars Katie Douglas, Rossif Sutherland, and David James Elliott. The film recounts the true story of Lisa McVey who was abducted and raped for 26 hours by serial killer Bobby Joe Long in 1984.

In addition to its television broadcast, the film also received a special theatrical screening in Tampa, at the very same theater where Bobby Joe Long was arrested in 1984. The screening of this movie was attended by the real Lisa McVey Noland.

## Cast

* Katie Douglas - Lisa McVey
* David James Elliott - Sergeant Larry Pinkerton
* Rossif Sutherland - Bobby Joe Long
* Amanda Arcuri - Lorrie
* Chris Owens - Detective Wolf
* Bruno Verdoni - Morris Elwood
* Megan Fahlenbock - Betty

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Shelby Bain - Sarah Pinkerton
* Milton Barnes - Officer Lopez
* Alexandra Castillo - Detective King
* Nneka Elliott - Female Reporter
* Patrice Goodman - Detective Russell
* Kerry Griffin - Uncle Jim
* Marvin Hinz - Impatient Man
* Kim Horsman - Diane
* Deanna Interbartolo - Young Lisa McVey
* Robert B. Kennedy - Lieutenant Arthur Dutton
* Kelsey Klippenstein - Donut Shop Patron
* Christopher Marren - Reporter (voice)
* Lisa McVey Noland - Herself
* Leo Petrus - Portly Man
* Jamie Robinson - Ed
* Kiera Scharf - Young Lorrie
* Zach Smadu - Officer Gibbons
* Catherine Tait - Aunt Carol

## Link

* https://made-for-tv-movie.fandom.com/wiki/Believe\_Me:\_The\_Abduction\_of\_Lisa\_McVey
BBC Television Shakespeare: Henry VIII (1979 TV)

***Henry VIII*** is the 1979 television episode/movie for the BBC Television Shakespeare which is adapted from Shakespeare's final play. The play and the BBC adaptation is about the reign of King Henry VIII, covering his divorce from Catherine of Aragon, the rise of the Church of England, and his marriage to Anne Bullen and the birth of their daughter, the future Queen Elizabeth I. The episode/movie was directed by Kevin Billington.

## Shooting

* Filming was from November 27th, 1978 - January 7th, 1979.

## Cast

* John Stride - King Henry VIII
* Julian Glover - Duke of Buckingham
* Ronald Pickup - Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury
* Barbara Kellerman - Anne Bullen
* Timothy West - Cardinal Thomas Wolsey
* John Rowe - Thomas Cromwell
* Lewis Fiander - Duke of Suffolk
* Alan Leith - Sergeant-at-Arms
* Claire Bloom - Katharine of Aragon
* Tony Church - Prologue
* John Bailey - Griffith, Gentleman-Usher
* David Troughton - Surveyor
* John Nettleton - Lord Chamberlain
* Charles Lloyd Pack - Lord Sandys
* Nigel Lambert - Sir Thomas Lovell
* Adam Bareham - Sir Henry Guildford
* Jeffrey Daunton - Servant
* John Cater - 1st Gentleman
* Jeremy Kemp - Duke of Norfolk
* Jack McKenzie - Sir Nicholas Vaux
* Michael Poole - Cardinal Campeius
* Peter Vaughan - Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester
* Sylvia Coleridge - Old Lady, Anne Bullen's friend
* Michael Gaunt - Crier
* David Rintoul - Lord Abergavenny
* David Dodimead - Bishop of Lincoln
* Emma Kirkby - Singer
* Sally Home - Patience
* Oliver Cotton - Earl of Surrey
* Michael Walker - Messenger
* John Rhys-Davies - Capucius, Ambassador from Emperor Charles V
* Timothy Barker - Page to Gardiner
* Brian Osborne - Door-keeper of the Council Chamber
* John Rogan - Dr. William Butts
* Jack May - Lord Chancellor

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Roger Lloyd Pack - 2nd Gentleman (as Roger Lloyd-Pack)
BBC Television Shakespeare: The Third Part of Henry VI (1983 TV)

***The Third Part of King Henry VI*** is a 1983 television episode/movie for the BBC Television Shakespeare which is adapted from Shakespeare's ***Henry VI, Part 3***, often referred to as ***3 Henry VI***, is a history play believed to have been written in 1591. The episode/movie was directed by Jane Howell.

## Shooting

* Filming was from February 10th - February 17th, 1982.

## Cast

* John Benfield - Earl of Northumberland / 2nd Keeper / Huntsman
* Peter Benson - King Henry VI
* Gerald Blackmore - Second Company
* Antony Brown - Lewis, King of France / Sir John Montgomery
* Michael Byrne - Marquess of Montague / Father that killed his son
* Paul Chapman - Earl Rivers
* Ron Cook - Richard, Duke of Gloucester
* Rowena Cooper - Lady Elizabeth Grey, later Queen
* Arthur Cox - Duke of Somerset
* David Daker - Lord Hastings
* Mathew David - Edmund, Earl of Rutland
* Brian Deacon - Earl of Oxford
* Tenniel Evans - Messenger to York / First Keeper / First Watchman
* Derek Farr - Duke of Exeter / Mayor of York
* Julia Foster - Queen Margaret
* Derek Fuke - Earl of Westmoreland / Post
* Alex Guard - Son that Killed his Father / Marquess of Dorset
* Bernard Hill - Duke of York
* Paul Jesson - George, Duke of Clarence
* Merelina Kendall - Lady Bona
* Oengus MacNamara - Young Clifford / Messenger to Warwick
* Brian Protheroe - Edward IV
* Nick Reding - Edward, Prince of Wales
* Mark Wing-Davey - Earl of Warwick
* Peter Wyatt - Duke of Norfolk
* Tim Fuke - Young Richmond
* Peter Aldwyn - Second Company
* Paul Benzing - Second Company
* Brian Binns - Second Company
* Stephen Brigden - Second Company
* Michael Cogan - Second Company
* Stuart Cox - Second Company
* Jonathan Evans - Second Company
* Mark Fletcher - Second Company
* Michael Gardiner - Second Company
* David Goodwin - Second Company
* Barry Grantham - Second Company
* Nick Hall - Second Company (as Nicholas Hall)
* Angus Kennedy - Second Company
* Hamish Kerr - Second Company
* David Leonard - Second Company
* Hus Levant - Second Company (as Hus Levent)
* Mark Lindsay Chapman - Second Company (as Mark Lindsay)
* David Ludwig - Second Company
* Peter Macklin - Second Company (as Peter Macklen)
* Ian Puleston-Davies - Second Company (as Ian Pulston-Davies)
* John Rankin - Second Company
* Martin Rutledge - Second Company
* Peter Searles - Second Company
* Brian Stephens - Second Company
* Dikran Tulaine - Second Company
* Nigel Gomm - Trumpeter
* Frank Walsh - Trumpeter
* Gerald Broadley - Drummer
* John Dempster - Drummer
* Brian Little - Drummer
* Stephen Paine - Drummer
Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Three's Company' (2003 TV)

***Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Three's Company'*** is a 2003 TV movie about the drama of the ABC sitcom *Three's Company*. The movie was directed by Jason Ensler.

## Cast

* Melanie Paxson - Joyce DeWitt (as Melanie Deanne Moore)
* Bret Anthony - John Ritter
* Jud Tylor - Suzanne Somers
* Brian Dennehy - Fred Silverman
* Wallace Langham - Jay
* Daniel Roebuck - Ted Bergman
* Michael David Simms - Don Taffner
* Gregg Binkley - Don Knotts
* Barbara Gordon - Audra Lindley
* Joyce DeWitt - Herself
* Rick Skene - Alpha Beta Director
* Terence Kelly as Norman Fell
* Christopher Shyer - Alan Hamel
* Gary Hudson - Tony Thomopolous
* David James Lewis - Ira Denmark (as David Lewis)
* Jason Schombing - Jeff Kline
* Frank Adamson - Director #2
* Tom Anniko - Rev. Wildmon
* John Bluethner - Director #1
* Chad Bruce - Reporter #3
* Lyle E Style - Richard Kline
* Liz Crawford - Jenilee Harrison (as Elizabeth Crawford)
* Colin Cunningham - Steve (Joyce DeWitt's boyfriend)

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Lisa Best - Reporter at interview
* Colin Danielson - Photographer
* Brian Drader - 'Newsweek' photographer
* Fred Ewanuick - Set Assistant
* Rebecca Gibson - Silverman's Assistant
* Ernesto Griffith - Lot Security Guard
* Robert Huculak - CBS Pilot Director
* Sam Katz - CBC Executive #2
* Matt Kippen - Suzanne's Assistant
* Jon Ljungberg - Backstage Security Guard
* Yorick Parke - Sitcom actor
* Greg Rogers - CBC Executive #1
* Evan Roitenberg - NBC Executive
* Anne Ross - Priscilla Barnes
* Lora Schroeder - Press Conference Reporter #2
* Marina Stephenson Kerr - Art Director
* Michel Sutherland - Delivery Man
* Ingrid Torrance - Mary Cadorette
* Leigh Enns - Auditioner (uncredited)
* Shannon Jacques - Makeup Artist (uncredited)
* Michael Larocque - Tech-guy (uncredited)
* Lorrie Papadopoulos - Photographer (uncredited)

## Link

* https://made-for-tv-movie.fandom.com/wiki/Behind\_the\_Camera:\_The\_Unauthorized\_Story\_of\_%27Three%27s\_Company%27
As One (2012)

***As One*** (Korean: 코리아; RR: *Koria*; lit. "Korea") is a 2012 South Korean sports drama film starring Ha Ji-won and Bae Doona. It is a cinematic retelling of the first ever post-war Unified Korea sports team which won the women's team gold medal at the 1991 World Table Tennis Championships in Chiba, Japan. Director Moon Hyun-sung used the foundation of true events to tell the story of a team that united a divided nation for the first time in its painful history.

## Cast

* Ha Ji-Won - Hyun Jung Hwa
* Bae Doona - Li Bun Hui
* Yeri Han - Soon-bok Yoo (as Ye-ri Han)
* Yoon-young Choi - Yeon-jeon Choi
* Lee Jong-Suk - Choi Kyung-Sub
* Cheol-min Park - South Korea Head Coach
* Eung-soo Kim - Jo Nam-Poong

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Woo-hee Chun - Hyun Jung-Hwa's younger sister
* Dong Hwan - China Assistant Coach
* Kim Jae-hwa - Deng Yao Liang
* Liu Jang - Wang Ming
* Oh Jung-se - Doo-man Oh
* Jonghoon Jyung - China Head Coach
* In-woo Kim
* Mike Meier - Foreign Table Tennis Umpire
* Cha-la Park - Jo Shu Ang
* Jeong-hak Park - Commander Jang
* Yeong-seo Park - Choo Il-Sung
* Paul Stafford - British Sportscaster
* Do-Hyun Sung - Kim Min-Chul
* Dan Young - Gao Yue
Anthropoid (2016)

***Anthropoid*** is a 2016 war film directed by Sean Ellis and starring Cillian Murphy, Jamie Dornan, Charlotte Le Bon, Anna Geislerová, Harry Lloyd, and Toby Jones. It was written by Ellis and Anthony Frewin. It tells the story of Operation Anthropoid, the World War II assassination of Reinhard Heydrich by exile Czechoslovak soldiers Jozef Gabčík and Jan Kubiš on May 27, 1942.

## Shooting

* Filming was from July 13th, 2015 - September 6th, 2015.

## Cast

* Jamie Dornan - Jan Kubiš
* Cillian Murphy - Jozef Gabčík
* Brian Caspe - Antonín
* Karel Hermánek Jr. - Ignác
* Sára Arnsteinová - Woman at 44
* Hana Frejková - Mrs. Lukesová
* Sean Mahon - Dr. Eduard
* Jan Hájek - Bretislav Bauman
* Marcin Dorocinski - Ladislav Vanék
* Toby Jones - Uncle Hajský
* Alena Mihulová - Mrs. Moravec
* Bill Milner - Ata
* Charlotte Le Bon - Marie Kovárníková
* Pavel Reznícek - Mr. Moravec
* Anna Geislerová - Lenka Fafková
* Vaclav Marek and his Blue Star - Band in Dance Hall
* Justin Svoboda - German Officer at Dance Hall
* Harry Lloyd - Adolf Opálka
* Václav Neuzil - Josef Valcík
* Jirí Simek - Karel Curda
* Jan Jankovský - German Soldier #1
* Jaroslav Psenicka - German Soldier #2
* Detlef Bothe - Reinhard Heydrich
* John Martin - Man at Assassination
* Frantisek Stupka - Jewish Man
* Martin Hofmann - Repair Man
* David Bredin - Klein
* Igor Bares - Butcher
* Roman Zach - Father Petrek
* Andrej Polák - Jaroslav Svarc
* Mish Boyko - Jan Hrubý
* Sam Keeley - Josef Bublík
* Alexander von der Groeben - Hans Muller
* Marek Motlicek - Gestapo Officer (as Marek Motlícek)
* Petr Kotík - Gestapo Officer
* Patrick Kalupa - Pannwitz
* Jan Budar - Josef Chalupský
* Marek Pospíchal - Undertaker
* Ondrej Malý - Torturer
* Nicolai Borger - German Soldier at Barricade
* Miroslav Lhotka - German Soldier at Church

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Zdenek Spitálník - Resistance Fighter (uncredited)

### Archival footage

* Neville Chamberlain
* Reinhard Heydrich
* Heinrich Himmler
* Adolf Hitler
* Benito Mussolini

## Link

* https://ww2-movie-characters.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Anthropoid
Becoming Jane (2007)

***Becoming Jane*** is a 2007 biographical romantic drama film directed by Julian Jarrold. It depicts the early life of the British author Jane Austen and her lasting love for Thomas Langlois Lefroy. American actress Anne Hathaway stars as the title character, while her romantic interest is played by Scottish actor James McAvoy. Also appearing in the film are Julie Walters, James Cromwell and Maggie Smith. This was Ian Richardson's final film performance before his death in the same year as the film's release. The film was produced in cooperation with several companies, including Ecosse Films and Blueprint Pictures. It also received funding from the Irish Film Board and the UK Film Council Premiere Fund.

The film is partly based on the 2003 book *Becoming Jane Austen* by Jon Hunter Spence, who was also hired as historical consultant. The final screenplay, developed by Sarah Williams and Kevin Hood, pieced together some known facts about Austen into a coherent story, in what co-producer Graham Broadbent called "our own Austenesque landscape." According to Hood, he attempted to weave together "what we know about Austen's world from her books and letters," and believed Austen's personal life was the inspiration for *Pride and Prejudice*.

## Shooting

* Filming was from March of 2006 - May of 2006.

## Cast

* Anne Hathaway - Jane Austen
* James McAvoy - Tom Lefroy
* Julie Walters - Mrs. Cassandra Austen
* James Cromwell - Reverend George Austen
* Maggie Smith - Lady Gresham
* Anna Maxwell Martin - Cassandra Austen
* Lucy Cohu - Eliza De Feuillide
* Laurence Fox - Mr. Wisley
* Ian Richardson - Lord Chief Judge Langlois
* Joe Anderson - Henry Austen
* Leo Bill - John Warren
* Jessica Ashworth - Lucy Lefroy
* Eleanor Methven - Mrs. Anne Lefroy
* Michael James Ford - Mr. Anthony Peter Lefroy
* Tom Vaughan-Lawlor - Robert Fowle
* Elaine Murphy - Jenny
* Guy Carleton - Coachman
* Russell Smith - Second Coachman
* Philip Culhane - George Austen
* Helen McCrory - Ann Radcliffe
* Louise Marie Kerr - Admirer
* Sophie Vavasseur - Jane Lefroy (as Sophie Vavassuer)
* Gina Costigan - Caroline
* Chris McHallem - Mr. Curtis
* Michael Patric - Don Dogarty
* Tara Lynne O'Neill - Wine Whore (as Tara Nixon O'Neill)
* Tom Maguire - Miscreant
* Lynda Lee - Soprano

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Aidan Broadbridge - Fiddler (uncredited)
* Tony Brown - Player (uncredited)
* Una C. - Opera Guest (uncredited)
* Judy Donovan - Lady at Gresham Ball (uncredited)
* Glenn Gannon - Mr. William Radcliffe (uncredited)
* Lucy McKenna - Lady Gresham's Maid (uncredited)
* Stephen Daniel Morrison - Lamp Lighter (uncredited)
* Dave Murray - Bow Street Runner (uncredited)
* Giedrius Nagys - Farmer Boy (uncredited)
* Donal O'Farrell - 'Black' Bob (uncredited)
* Laurence Richardson - Alan Brett (uncredited)
* Mark Rush - Rioting Apprentice (uncredited)
* Nikky Smedley - Miss Larrimore (Opera Guest) (uncredited)
* Alan Smyth - The Showman (uncredited)
Arthur Rostron

**Arthur Rostron** was a British merchant seaman and a seagoing officer for the Cunard Line. He is best remembered as the captain of the ocean liner RMS *Carpathia* when it rescued hundreds of survivors from the RMS *Titanic* after the latter ship sank in 1912 in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Sir Arthur Henry Rostron. [1]
Arthur & George (2015 miniseries)

***Arthur & George*** 2015 is a three-part British ITV television drama miniseries directed by Stuart Orme. It is based on the 2005 book of the same name by Julian Barnes, based in turn on the real-life Great Wyrley Outrages. It stars Martin Clunes as Arthur Conan Doyle and Arsher Ali as George Edalji.

## Cast

* Martin Clunes - Arthur Conan Doyle
* Arsher Ali - George Edalji
* Charles Edwards - Alfred Wood
* Art Malik - Rev. Shapurji Edalji
* Hattie Morahan - Jean Leckie
* Emma Fielding - Charlotte Edalji
* Alan McKenna - Inspector Campbell
* Conleth Hill - Sergeant Upton
* Pearl Chanda - Maud Edalji
* Hilary Maclean - Connie
* Matthew Marsh - Chief Constable Anson
* Timothy Watson - Ernest 'Willie' Hornung
* John Hollingworth - Dr. Butter
* Ciarán Owens - Harry Bostock
* Aaron Chawla - Young George Edalji
* Lewis Crossland - Young Harry Bostock
* Nicholas Chambers - John Bostock
* Simon Meacock - Hayden Price
* Dean Ashton - Fred Brookes
* Alexander Aze - Young Fred Brookes
* Michael Hadley - John Greatorex
* Matthew Wilson - Robert Greatorex
* Sonia Ritter - Miriam Bostock
* Lewis Kempster - Speck
* Timothy Walker - Hugo Marshall
* Sandra Voe - The Mam
* Eden Nathenson - Maud Edalji (13 years old)
* Nicholas Jones - Judge Atkins
* Morfydd Clark - Mary
* Geraldine Alexander - Louisa
* Stephen Bent - William Brookes
* Edward Clayton - Alan Jones
* Jessie Hart - Agnes
* David Shelley - Smartly Dressed Man
* Jim - 'Jim' the dog
* Scott Plumridge - Shifty

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Kheira Bey - Young Maud (uncredited)
* Nicholas Blatt - Prosecuting Council (uncredited)
* John Byrne - Traveller (uncredited)
* Abbey Butler - High Class Lady (uncredited)
* Ed Chidley - Local in Pub (uncredited)
* Alexandra Doyle - Mary Bostock (uncredited)
* Caroline Garnell - Blanche Anson (uncredited)
* Doug Grant - Batman (uncredited)
* James E Jones - Cannock Villager (uncredited)
* Tony Pankhurst - Police Officer (uncredited)
* Ed Pearce - Manservant (uncredited)
* Steve Saunders - Tramp (uncredited)
* Mike van den Dobbelsteen - Labourer (uncredited)
* Arthur Wilde - Passerby (uncredited)
Anne (2022 miniseries)

***Anne***, subtitled ***One Mother's Story***, is a British historical drama television miniseries developed by World Productions. Starring Maxine Peake as the titular campaigner Anne Williams, the four-part drama revolves around the Hillsborough disaster of 1989 and its aftermath. The series premiered on ITV on 2 January 2022 and aired for four consecutive nights.

## Shooting

* Principal photography was scheduled to begin on location in Liverpool in summer 2018. Cast and crew were reported in Formby, at St George's Hall, and at Anfield that October.

## Cast

* Maxine Peake - Anne Williams
* Bobby Schofield - Michael Williams
* Rob Jarvis - John Glover
* Stephen Walters - Steve Williams
* David Charles-Cully - Family Member
* Clare Calbraith - Sheila Colman
* Polly Kemp - Ann Adlington
* Raymond Waring - Steve Hart
* Lily Shepherd - Sara Williams
* Jayne Worsnop-Hesford - Herself
* Ellie May Davies - Sara Williams
* Polly Highton - Teresa Glover
* David Walmsley - Derek Bruder
* Campbell Wallace - Kevin Williams
* John McGrellis - Colin
* Matthew McNulty - Andy Burnham
* Grant Crookes - Family Member / Liverpool Fan / Police Officer
* Raymond Clough - Football Fan
* Jobie McPartland - Family Member
* Matthew Devlin - Andy Duncan
* David Lonsdale - Senior Officer
* Chris Coghill - Farmer
* Daniel Boyarsky - Police Constable (Sheffield)
* Adelle Leonce - Paula
* Elliot Levey - Sir Murray Stuart-Smith
* Martin Walsh - Barry Devonside
* Gracie Kelly - Debra Martin
* Stephen Campbell Moore - Edward Fitzgerald QC
* Tom Goodman-Hill - Jack Straw
* Nigel Boyle - Reporter (Medico-Legal)
* Simon Wilson - PC Glave
* Lenny Wood - Peter Carney
* Richard Durden - Lord Justice McCowan
* Reginald Edwards - Sun Reporter
* Roger May - David Alford
* Steve Weaver - LFC Steward
* Robert Lonsdale - Christian Spooner
* Roger Morlidge - Bob Jones
* Natalie Grady - Radio City Presenter
* Anthony Calf - Bishop James Jones
* Ashley Emerson - Sergeant John Killoch
* Roger Ringrose - Dr. David Slater
* Nicholas Asbury - Dr. James Burns
* Paul McGann - Sir Malcom Thornton
* Mark Dexter - Inspector Matthew Sawers
* Lisa Daintry - Hairdresser
* Richard Hansell - Mr. McGrath1 episode, 2022
* Tina Louise Owens - Ruth (B&B Owner)
* Ian Puleston-Davies - Professor Phil Scraton
* Krissi Bohn - Truth Day Reporter
* James Bayes - Moggy
* Debra Redcliffe - Hillsborough Justice Campaigner
* Andrea Kovacs - Mayoress
* Conor Medlock - Peter Bradley (Justice Member)

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Zara Abraham - Family Member / Bar Staff (uncredited)
* Jonathan Cheetham - Supporter (uncredited)
* David Vickers - Mourner laying flowers on pitch (uncredited)
* Jaymz Wild - Football supporter (uncredited)
Anne Frank: The Whole Story (2001 miniseries)

***Anne Frank: The Whole Story*** is a 2001 two-part mini-series based on the 1998 book *Anne Frank: The Biography* by Melissa Müller. The mini-series aired on ABC on May 20 and 21, 2001. The series starred Ben Kingsley, Brenda Blethyn, Hannah Taylor-Gordon, and Lili Taylor. Controversially, but in keeping with the claim made by Melissa Müller, the series asserts that the anonymous betrayer of the Frank family was the office cleaner, when in fact the betrayer's identity has never been established. A disagreement between the producers of the mini-series and the Anne Frank Foundation about the validity of this and other details led to the withdrawal of their endorsement of the dramatization, which prevented the use of any quotations from the writings of Anne Frank appearing within the production. Both Ben Kingsley and Hannah Taylor-Gordon received Golden Globe and Emmy Award nominations for their performances as Anne Frank and Otto Frank, respectively.

## Cast

* Ben Kingsley - Otto Frank
* Hannah Taylor Gordon - Anne Frank
* Brenda Blethyn - Auguste Rottgen-van Pels
* Lili Taylor - Miep Gies
* Jessica Manley - Margot Frank
* Tatjana Blacher - Edith Hollander-Frank
* Jean-Luc Julien
* Joachim Król - Hermann van Pels
* Nicholas Audsley - Peter van Pels
* Jan Niklas - Fritz Pfeffer
* Peter Bolhuis - Victor Kugler
* Victoria Anne Brown - Jacque van Maarsen
* Jeff Caster - Lammert Hartog
* Rob Das - Jan Gies
* Cees Geel - Wilhelm van Maaren
* Holger Daemgen - SS Sergeant Karl Silberbauer
* Michaela Horáková - Sanne Ledermann
* Johannes Silberschneider - Johannes Kleiman
* Jade Williams - Hannah 'Hannalei' Goslar
* Branka Katic - Charlotte 'Lotte' Kaletta
* Karel Dobrý - Commandment
* Klára Issová - Janny Brandes-Brilslijper
* Nancy Bishop - Red Cross Rep
* Pavel Kríz - O.D. Man
* Dominique Horwitz - Hans Goslar
* Suzanne Friedline - Bep
* Robert Russell - Mr. Keesing
* Petra Lustigová
* Yanna Fabian - Nurse / Young Jewish Mother
* Joel Kirby - Long Faced Policeman
* Michael E. Perry - Helmut Ostern
* David O'Kelly - Angry Spectator
* Zdenka Volencová - Lientje Brandes
* Nicky Kantor - Helmut 'Hello' Silberberg
* Jaroslava Siktancova - Camp Teacher
* Petr Meissel - City Hall Official
* Veronika Nowag-Jones - Lena van Blaadren-Hartog
* Kristina Beranova
* Howard Lotker
* Ela Lehotská - Elisabeth 'Bep' Voskuijl
* Phil Jones
* Olga Schmidtová - Oma Hollander
* Jelena Juklová - Food stealing woman
* Lisa-Marie Gravell - Lucie
* Jan Klíma - S.D. Man #1

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Alec Gordon - Boy (uncredited)
* Talya Gordon - Girl (uncredited)

### Archival footage

* Winston Churchill
* Adolf Hitler
* Ernst Röhm

## Link

* https://ww2-movie-characters.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Anne\_Frank:\_The\_Whole\_Story
Billings

**Billings** is a British student at the Academy of Anatomy where his professor is Dr. Thomas Rock. He is friends with fellow student Lambert as they frequent have sex with prostitutes in their city, and on one occasion witness the accident involving Billy Bedlam where they bring him to the Academy to tend to his leg.
BBC Television Shakespeare: Henry V (1979 TV)

***Henry V*** is the 1979 television episode/movie for the BBC Television Shakespeare which is adapted from Shakespeare's 1599 play *Henry V*. The episode/movie was directed by David Giles.

## Shooting

* Filming was from June 18th - June 25th, 1979.

## Cast

* John Abineri - Bishop of Ely
* Robert Ashby - Earl of Salisbury
* Trevor Baxter - Archbishop of Canterbury
* Rod Beacham - Earl of Warwick
* Jocelyne Boisseau - Princess Katherine of Valois
* Simon Broad - The English Herald
* Alan Brown - Governor of Harfleur
* Brenda Bruce - Hostess
* John Bryans - Duke of Bourbon
* David Buck - Earl of Westmoreland
* Ronald Chenery - Messenger
* Roger Davenport - Duke of Clarence
* Keith Drinkel - Lewis, the Dauphin
* Rob Edwards - Duke of Bedford
* Ronald Forfar - John Bates
* Carl Forgione - Rambures
* John Fowler - Boy
* Julian Glover - The French Constable
* Gordon Gostelow - Lieutenant Bardolph
* David Gwillim - King Henry V
* Garrick Hagon - Montjoy
* Robert Harris - Duke of Burgundy
* Jeffrey Holland - Corporal Nym
* Derek Hollis - Duke of York
* George Howe - Sir Thomas Erpingham
* Alec McCowen - Chorus
* Michael McKevitt - Captain Jamy
* Clifford Parrish - Duke of Exeter
* David Pinner - Michael Williams
* Graham Pountney - French Soldier
* Brian Poyser - Captain Gower
* Ian Price - Lord Henry Scroop
* Bryan Pringle - Ancient Pistol
* Anna Quayle - Alice
* Joe Ritchie - Alexander Court
* David Rowlands - Sir Thomas Grey
* Pamela Ruddock - Queen Isabel of France
* John Saunders - Duke of Orleans
* Martin Smith - Duke of Gloucester
* Thorley Walters - King Charles VI of France
* Paddy Ward - Captain MacMorris
* William Whymper - Earl of Cambridge
* Tim Wylton - Captain Fluellen
Antarctica (1983)

***Antarctica*** (南極物語, *Nankyoku Monogatari*, lit. "South Pole Story") is a 1983 Japanese drama film directed by Koreyoshi Kurahara and starring Ken Takakura. Its plot centers on the 1958 ill-fated Japanese scientific expedition to the South Pole, its dramatic rescue from the impossible weather conditions on the return journey, the relationship between the scientists and their loyal and hard-working Sakhalin huskies, particularly the lead dogs Taro and Jiro, and the fates of the 15 dogs left behind to fend for themselves.

The film was selected as the Japanese entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 56th Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee. It entered into the 34th Berlin International Film Festival, and at the Japan Academy Awards was nominated for the best film, cinematography, lighting, and music score, winning the Popularity award for the two dogs Taro and Jiro as most popular performer, as well the cinematography and reader's choice award at the Mainichi Film Awards. It was a big cinema hit, and held Japan's box office record for its homemade films until it was surpassed by Hayao Miyazaki's *Princess Mononoke* in 1997.

The original electronic score was created by Greek composer Vangelis, who had recently written music for *Chariots of Fire* and *Blade Runner*. The soundtrack is available worldwide on CD-audio as *Antarctica*.

## Cast

* Ken Takakura - Akira Ushioda
* Tsunehiko Watase - Kenjirô Ochi
* Eiji Okada - Chief Ozawa
* Masako Natsume - Keiko Kitazawa
* Keiko Oginome - Asako Shimura
* Takeshi Kusaka - Morishima Kyoju
* Shigeru Kôyama - Horigome Taicho
* Sô Yamamura - Iwakiri Sencho
* Jun Etô - Tokumitsu Taiin
* Kôichi Satô - Toda Taicho
* Shin Kishida - Kissaten Master
* Takeshi Ôbayashi - Nonomiya Taicho
* Shinji Kanai - Ozaki Taicho
* Shinshô Nakamaru
* Masafumi Satô
* Shôichirô Sakata
* Keijirô Shiga
* Morihiko Uchiyama
* Keishi Kawaguchi
* Kazuyo Ichimaru
* Susan Napier - Catherine (as Sûzan Nepia)
* Charles Adams - Captain of Ship 'Burton'(as Châruzu Adamusu)
* Tatsuo Hamamori - Himself (Mayor of Wakkanai)
* Susumu Ôtani
* Yoshiyuki Maejima
* Naoto Samukawa
* Taizô Sayama
* Takashi Noguchi
* Tetsu Ôe
* Hatsunori Hasegawa - Tsuruta taiin
* Asao Koike - Narrator (voice)

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Robert Hossein
* Tatsuo Terashima
Beethoven Lives Upstairs (1992 TV)

***Beethoven Lives Upstairs*** is a 1992 HBO Original Historical fiction film produced and directed by David Devine. Based on a very popular children's audio recording written and directed by Barbara Nichol, the film stars Illya Woloshyn as Christoph, a young boy who develops a friendship with composer Ludwig van Beethoven (Neil Munro), a boarder in the boy's parents' house. The film was shot in Prague in the Czech Republic and has been broadcast in over 110 countries in numerous languages and has sold over one million DVDs. The film is used extensively, thanks to its American Library Association's reviews and awards, in U.S. and Canadian elementary and middle school music classrooms.

The film went on to win the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program in 1993, was nominated for 4 Gemini Awards, won the New England Film Festival, and was presented the Award of Excellence from the U.S. National Board of Film Review. *Beethoven Lives Upstairs* was also admitted to the Permanent Collection in the Paley Center for Media in New York City.

## Cast

* Neil Munro - Ludwig van Beethoven
* Illya Woloshyn - Christoph
* Fiona Reid - Mother
* Paul Soles - Mr. Schindler
* Albert Schultz - Uncle Kurt
* Sheila McCarthy - Sophie (Maid)

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Luca Ackerman - Street Boy
* Ross Conkey - Street Boy
* David Foote - Street Boy
* J. Hanus Jr. - Prince's Rider
* Lubomír Kostelka - Waiter
* Murray Lipton - Quartet Member
* John McCarthy - Musician
Arthur Leigh Allen

**Arthur Leigh Allen** was an American steel worker and store clerk, who originally was a school teacher before being arrested for being a pedophile. He is listed as the prime suspect of being the Zodiac Killer. Despite all the circumstantial evidence linking him to the Zodiac, him personally knowing one of the victims (Darlene Ferrin), and being identified by Mike Mageau as the man who shot him and Darlene; his hand writing didn't match the killers, the finger prints on Paul Stine's cab didn't match, and the DNA from the Zodiac letters didn't match his DNA.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Arthur Leigh Allen. [1]
BBC Television Shakespeare: Richard II (1978 TV)

***Richard II*** is a 1978 television episode/movie for the BBC Television Shakespeare about the reign and fall of King Richard II, as adapted from William Shakespeare play *The Life and Death of King Richard the Second*, commonly called *Richard II*. The episode/movie was directed by David Giles.

## Shooting

* Filming was from April 12th - April 17th, 1978.

## Cast

* Derek Jacobi - King Richard II
* John Gielgud - John of Gaunt
* Jon Finch - Henry Bolingbroke (future King Henry IV)
* Wendy Hiller - Duchess of York
* Charles Gray - Duke of York
* Mary Morris - Duchess of Gloucester
* David Swift - Duke of Northumberland
* Clifford Rose - Bishop of Carlisle
* Charles Keating - Duke of Aumerle
* Richard Owens - Thomas Mowbray
* Janet Maw - Queen
* Jeffrey Holland - Duke of Surrey
* Jeremy Bulloch - Henry Percy, Hotspur
* Robin Sachs - Bushy
* Damien Thomas - Bagot
* Alan Dalton - Green
* David Dodimead - Lord Ross
* John Flint - Lord Willoughby
* Carl Oatley - Earl Berkeley
* William Whymper - Sir Stephen Scroop
* John Barcroft - Earl of Salisbury
* David Garfield - Welsh Captain
* Desmond Adams - Sir Pierce of Exton
* Joe Ritchie - Groom
* Paddy Ward - Keeper
* Bruno Barnabe - Abbot of Westminster
* Jonathan Adams - Gardener
* Alan Collins - Gardener's Man
* John Curless - Lord Fitzwater
* Terry Wright - Murderer
* Ronald Fernee - Servant
* Tim Brown - Herald
* Mike Lewin - Herald
* Phillada Sewell - Queen's Lady (as Phillida Sewell)
* Sandra Frieze - Queen's Lady
Archangel (2005 TV)

***Archangel*** is a 2005 television movie for the BBC that was based off the novel by Robert Harris with the same name. The premise of the plot centers around a British college professor, working in Russia, investigates certain mysteries surrounding the life and death of Joseph Stalin. The movie was directed by Jon Jones.

## Shooting

* Filming was from September 17th, 2004 - December 5th, 2004.

## Cast

* Daniel Craig - Prof. Fluke Kelso
* Yekaterina Rednikova - Zinaida Rapava
* Gabriel Macht - R.J. O'Brian
* Lev Prygunov - Vladimir Mamantov
* Alexey Diakov - Suvorin
* Harry Ditson - Frank Adelman
* Tanya Moodie - Velma
* Avtandil Makharadze - Joseph Stalin
* Anna Gerasimova - Anna
* Claudia Harrison - Louise
* Kaspars Zvigulis - Young Papu Rapava
* Valery Chernyak - Old Papu Rapava
* Aurelija Anuzhite - Olga
* Ziedonis Lochmelis - Viktor
* Jakov Rafalson - Moscow Official (as Yakov Rafalson)
* Ervand Arzumanyan - Lavrentiy Beria
* Elena Butenko - Older Librarian (as Elena Boutenko-Raykina)
* Kseniya Entelis - Yelena
* Dmitry Palejes - Bunin
* Rostislav Lavrentev - Detective (as Rostislav Lavrentjev)
* Guntis Pilsums - Party Worker
* Rezija Kalnina - Valeshka
* Imbi Strenga - Mme. Mamantov
* Konstantin Lavronenko - Josef
* Lyudmila Golubeva - Vavara
* Igor Filippov - Major Kretov (as Igor Filipov)
* Juris Strenga - Tsarev
* Igor Chernyavskiy - Yakov (as Igor Chernawsky)
* Romualds Ancans - Arsenyev
* Aleksey Khardikov - Lev (as Alexey Khardikov)
* Tatjena Lukashenkova - Clerk
* Dainis Porgants - Cop
* Leonids Lencs - Militia Captain
* Aris Rozentals - Gregor
* Kristina Brize - Young Zinaida

**Rest of cast listed alphabetically:**

* Normunds Berzs - Surveillance Man
* Normunds Laizans - Customs Man
* Ivo Martinsons - Clerk