My Lord. Enter.
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Description: King Henry II of England comes to terms with his affection for his close friend and confidant Thomas Becket, who finds his true honor by observing God's divine will rather than the King's.
Cast:
Becket: Richard Burton
His King: Peter O'Toole
King Louis of France: John Gielgud
the Cardinal: Gino Cervi
the Pope: Paolo Stoppa
Bishop Folliot: Donald Wolfit
Brother John: David Weston
Empress Matilda: Martita Hunt
Queen Eleanor [of Aquitaine]: Pamela Brown
Baron: Peter Prowse
Gwendolen: Siân Phillips
Robert de Beaumont: Inigo Jackson
Archbishop of Canterbury: Felix Aylmer
Bishop of Winchester: John Phillips
Bishop of York: Frank Pettingell
French prostitute: Véronique Vendell
Peasant's Daughter: Jennifer Hilary
Bishop of Chichester: Hamilton Dyce
Sergeant: Chris Adcock
Courtier: Michael Anthony
Brother Philip: Geoffrey Bayldon
Young French boy: Roy Beck
Soldier: George Lane Cooper
Servant: Ian Cullen
Monk: Frederick Piper
Minor Role: Terence Soall
Priest: Alex Scott
Farmer: Paul Farrell
Boy: John Moulder-Brown
Farmer's Wife: Rose Howlett
Girl on Balcony: Magda Konopka
English Peasant: Gerald Lawson
Old Soldier: Wilfrid Lawson
French Courtier: Tutte Lemkow
Farmer's Daughter: Linda Marlowe
William of Corbeil: Patrick Newell
Prince Henry: Riggs O'Hara
Man in Crowd: Dido Plumb
Cardinal: Steve Plytas
Alexander III: Robert Rietty
French Tailor: Victor Spinetti
Pope's Secretary: Graham Stark
Church Guard: Fred Stroud
Village Extra with Blonde Wig: Elizabeth Taylor
Royal Servant: Royston Tickner
Congregation Member (at Bishops Service): Fred Wood
Clement: Edward Woodward
Written by: Jean Anouilh, Lucienne Hill, Edward Anhalt
Director: Peter Glenville
Production: Paramount Pictures, Keep Films
Release date: 11 Mar 1964
Box Office: $149,327
Cast:
Becket: Richard Burton
His King: Peter O'Toole
King Louis of France: John Gielgud
the Cardinal: Gino Cervi
the Pope: Paolo Stoppa
Bishop Folliot: Donald Wolfit
Brother John: David Weston
Empress Matilda: Martita Hunt
Queen Eleanor [of Aquitaine]: Pamela Brown
Baron: Peter Prowse
Gwendolen: Siân Phillips
Robert de Beaumont: Inigo Jackson
Archbishop of Canterbury: Felix Aylmer
Bishop of Winchester: John Phillips
Bishop of York: Frank Pettingell
French prostitute: Véronique Vendell
Peasant's Daughter: Jennifer Hilary
Bishop of Chichester: Hamilton Dyce
Sergeant: Chris Adcock
Courtier: Michael Anthony
Brother Philip: Geoffrey Bayldon
Young French boy: Roy Beck
Soldier: George Lane Cooper
Servant: Ian Cullen
Monk: Frederick Piper
Minor Role: Terence Soall
Priest: Alex Scott
Farmer: Paul Farrell
Boy: John Moulder-Brown
Farmer's Wife: Rose Howlett
Girl on Balcony: Magda Konopka
English Peasant: Gerald Lawson
Old Soldier: Wilfrid Lawson
French Courtier: Tutte Lemkow
Farmer's Daughter: Linda Marlowe
William of Corbeil: Patrick Newell
Prince Henry: Riggs O'Hara
Man in Crowd: Dido Plumb
Cardinal: Steve Plytas
Alexander III: Robert Rietty
French Tailor: Victor Spinetti
Pope's Secretary: Graham Stark
Church Guard: Fred Stroud
Village Extra with Blonde Wig: Elizabeth Taylor
Royal Servant: Royston Tickner
Congregation Member (at Bishops Service): Fred Wood
Clement: Edward Woodward
Written by: Jean Anouilh, Lucienne Hill, Edward Anhalt
Director: Peter Glenville
Production: Paramount Pictures, Keep Films
Release date: 11 Mar 1964
Box Office: $149,327