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Stratford Festival: King John
Stratford Festival: King John

Stratford Festival: King John

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When the King of France demands that John relinquish his crown in favor of his nephew, the young Prince Arthur, war is the inevitable result. Excommunication, attempted atrocity, rebellion, and assassination all contribute to political turmoil and personal grief for a mother who has lost her son.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

152 mins

Rating

8.333/10

Release Date

09 April 2015

Country

Canada

Cast

Tom McCamus

Tom McCamus

King John

Patricia Collins

Patricia Collins

Queen Eleanor

Andrew Lawrie

Andrew Lawrie

Prince Henry

Jennifer Mogbock

Jennifer Mogbock

Blanche of Spain

Brad Rudy

Brad Rudy

Earl of Pembroke

Stephen Russell

Stephen Russell

Earl of Salisbury

Sean Arbuckle

Sean Arbuckle

The Lord Bigot / Duke of Austria

Wayne Best

Wayne Best

Hubert

Daniel Briere

Daniel Briere

Robert Faulconbridge

Graham Abbey

Graham Abbey

Phillip the Bastard

Brigit Wilson

Brigit Wilson

Lady Faulconbridge

Ryan Field

Ryan Field

James Gurney

Peter Hutt

Peter Hutt

Peter of Pomfret / King Phillip of France

Andrew Robinson

Andrew Robinson

English Herald

Rylan Wilkie

Rylan Wilkie

English Soldier

Jamie Mac

Jamie Mac

Executioner / Austrian Soldier

Anthony Malarky

Anthony Malarky

Executioner / Austrian Soldier

Antoine Yared

Antoine Yared

Lewis the Dauphin

Noah Jalava

Noah Jalava

Arthur

Seana McKenna

Seana McKenna

Constance

E.B. Smith

E.B. Smith

Melun / Chatillon

André Morin

André Morin

French Herald

Karack Osborn

Karack Osborn

French Soldier

Jeremy Harttrup

Jeremy Harttrup

Citizen of Angier

Carmen Grant

Carmen Grant

Citizen of Angier

Deidre Gillard-Rowlings

Deidre Gillard-Rowlings

Citizen of Angier

Brian Tree

Brian Tree

Cardinal Pandulph

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