Stratford Festival: King John (2015): Cast & Where to Watch
Stratford Festival: King John is a 2015 historical drama directed by Barry Avrich and Tim Carroll, starring Tom McCamus as King John, Peter Hutt and Andrew Robinson. It runs 2 hours 32 minutes. Stream it on Broadway HD and BroadwayHD, or rent or buy it on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store.
- Released
- Runtime
- 2h 32m (152 min)
- Directors
- Barry Avrich and Tim Carroll
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Melbar Entertainment Group
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Stratford Festival: King John About?
The premise of Stratford Festival: King John without spoilers.
Facing demands from the King of France and the threat of rebellion, King John struggles to maintain his grip on the English throne. Excommunication and assassination attempts fuel political unrest and widespread turmoil. The story explores the devastating consequences of power struggles, revealing the personal grief of a mother who has lost her son amidst the escalating conflict.
Where to Watch Stratford Festival: King John
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Stratford Festival: King John Cast & Characters
Tom McCamus leads the cast as King John, with Peter Hutt as Peter of Pomfret / King Phillip of France and Andrew Robinson as English Herald. Directed by Barry Avrich and Tim Carroll; 27 actors are credited in all.
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Co-director Barry Avrich - Co-director Tim Carroll
- Tom McCamus as King John
- Peter Hutt as Peter of Pomfret / King Phillip of France
- Andrew Robinson as English Herald
- Patricia Collins as Queen Eleanor
Also Starring in Stratford Festival: King John
· 23 more- Wayne Best Hubert
- Graham Abbey Phillip the Bastard
- Stephen Russell Earl of Salisbury
- Jamie Mac Executioner / Austrian Soldier
- Antoine Yared Lewis the Dauphin
- Jennifer Mogbock Blanche of Spain
- Seana McKenna Constance
- Brad Rudy Earl of Pembroke
- Sean Arbuckle The Lord Bigot / Duke of Austria
- Brigit Wilson Lady Faulconbridge
- Deidre Gillard-Rowlings Citizen of Angier
- Rylan Wilkie English Soldier
- André Morin French Herald
- Brian Tree Cardinal Pandulph
- Andrew Lawrie Prince Henry
- Daniel Briere Robert Faulconbridge
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- Ryan Field James Gurney
- Anthony Malarky Executioner / Austrian Soldier
- E.B. Smith Melun / Chatillon
- Karack Osborn French Soldier
- Carmen Grant Citizen of Angier
- Noah Jalava Arthur
- Jeremy Harttrup Citizen of Angier
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Stratford Festival: King John FAQ: Where to Watch & Cast
Runtime, release date, director, cast, where to watch and post-credit scenes of Stratford Festival: King John, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Stratford Festival: King John?
Stratford Festival: King John runs 2 hours 32 minutes (152 minutes).
When was Stratford Festival: King John released?
Stratford Festival: King John was released on April 9, 2015.
Who directed Stratford Festival: King John?
Stratford Festival: King John was directed by Barry Avrich and Tim Carroll.
More films by Barry Avrich Who is in the cast of Stratford Festival: King John?
Stratford Festival: King John stars Tom McCamus as King John, Peter Hutt as Peter of Pomfret / King Phillip of France and Andrew Robinson as English Herald, among 27 credited actors.
Where can I watch Stratford Festival: King John?
In the US, Stratford Festival: King John is streaming on Broadway HD and BroadwayHD and available to rent or buy on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store (availability from JustWatch).
Does Stratford Festival: King John have a post-credit scene?
No. Stratford Festival: King John has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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