Henry V

Henry V is a UK VHS release by VCI, Cinema Club and Columbia TriStar Home Video on 18th November 1996.

Description[]

Cast[]

Derek Jacobi as Chorus
Kenneth Branagh as Henry V, King of England
Simon Shepherd as Duke of Gloucester, brother to the King
James Larkin as Duke of Bedford, brother to the King
Brian Blessed as Duke of Exeter, uncle to the King
Charles Kay as the Archbishop of Canterbury
Alec McCowen as the Bishop of Ely
James Simmons as Edward of Norwich, 2nd Duke of York
Paul Gregory as the Earl of Westmorland
Nicholas Ferguson as the Earl of Warwick
Tom Whitehouse as John Talbot, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury
Fabian Cartwright as the Earl of Cambridge
Stephen Simms as Lord Scroop
Jay Villiers as Sir Thomas Grey
Edward Jewesbury as Sir Thomas Erpingham, officer in Henry's army
Daniel Webb as Gower, an English officer in Henry's army
Ian Holm as Fluellen, a Welsh officer in Henry's army
Jimmy Yuill as Jamy, a Scottish officer in Henry's army
John Sessions as Macmorris, an Irish officer in Henry's army
Shaun Prendergast as Bates, soldier in Henry's army
Pat Doyle as Court, soldier in Henry's army
Michael Williams as Michael Williams, soldier in Henry's army
Christian Bale as Robin, the luggage-boy
Robbie Coltrane as Sir John Falstaff, former friend of the King
Richard Briers as Bardolph, former friend of the King and lieutenant in his army
Geoffrey Hutchings as Nym, former friend of the King and corporal in his army
Robert Stephens as Pistol, former friend of the King and ensign (using the old title "ancient") in his army
Judi Dench as Mistress Quickly, an innkeeper
Paul Scofield as Charles VI, King of France
Michael Maloney as the Dauphin
Richard Clifford as Charles, Duke of Orléans
Nigel Greaves as the Duke of Berry
Julian Gartside as the Duke of Bretagne
Harold Innocent as Duke of Burgundy
Richard Easton as the Constable of France
Colin Hurley as Grandpré, a French lord
Emma Thompson as Katharine, daughter of King Charles VI
Geraldine McEwan as Alice, a lady attending on Katharine
David Lloyd Meredith as the Governor of Harfleur
Christopher Ravenscroft as Mountjoy, a French herald
David Parfitt as Messenger

Credits[]

Opening (Original 1996 release with no Cinema Club logo at the end)[]

Cinema Club promo from 1996 [announced by Peter Hawkins]
Start of Henry V (1989)

Closing (Original 1996 release with no Cinema Club logo at the end)[]

End of Henry V (1989)
Closing Credits Film

Trailers and info[]

The Cinema Club trailer from 1996 with clips of "Steel Magnolias", "The Guns of Navarone", "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe", "The Addams Family", "My Girl" and "Groundhog Day".

Goofs[]

Cinema Club logo does not appear at the very end of the video