DVD

Cromwell / Columbia Pictures ; screenplay by Ken Hughes ; produced by Irving Allen ; directed by Ken Hughes.

Allen, Irving, 1905-1987 (producer.). Hughes, Ken, 1922-2001 (screenwriter,, director.). Cordell, Frank, (composer.). Unsworth, Geoffrey, 1914-1978 (director of photography.). Stoll, John, 1913-1990 (Added Author). Novarese, Vittorio Nino, 1907- (Added Author). Lenny, Bill, 1928-2002 (Added Author). Westbrook, H. W. (Herbert Wetton) (Added Author). Harris, Richard, 1930-2002 (actor.). Guinness, Alec, 1914-2000 (actor.). Morley, Robert, (actor.). Tutin, Dorothy, 1930-2001 (actor.). Finlay, Frank, 1926-2016 (actor.). Dalton, Timothy, 1944- (actor.). Wymark, Patrick, 1926-1970 (actor.). Magee, Patrick, (actor.). Stock, Nigel, (actor.). Gray, Charles D., 1928-2000 (actor.). Jayston, Michael, 1935- (actor.). Columbia Pictures. (Added Author). Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (Firm) (Added Author). Richard Harris, Alec Guinness, Robert Morley, Dorothy Tutin, Frank Finlay, Timothy Dalton. (Cast).

Summary:

17th century Britain was a hotbed of revolution, treachery and court intrigue. Oliver Cromwell, the fiery ambitious commoner took on the monarchy and changed the course of Western civilization. He and King Charles I fought for absolute rule.

Record details

ISBN: 1404930604
ISBN: 9781404930605
Physical Description: 1 videodisc (140 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Publisher: [Culver City, CA] : Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, 2003.

Content descriptions

General Note:	Originally produced as a motion picture in 1970.
Creation/Production Credits Note:	Photography, Geoffrey Unsworth ; editor, Bill Lenny ; music, Frank Cordell.
Participant or Performer Note:	Richard Harris, Alec Guinness, Robert Morley, Dorothy Tutin, Frank Finlay, Timothy Dalton.
Target Audience Note:	MPAA Rating: G.
System Details Note:	DVD, widescreen presentation.
Language Note:	In English, with optional subtitles in English, French, Japanese and Spanish; closed-captioned.
Awards Note:	Academy Award for Best Costume Design (Vittorio Nino Novarese), 1971.