Ivanhoe (1982)
Ivanhoe, a worthy and noble knight, the champion of justice returns to England after the holy wars, and finds England under the reign of Prince John and his henchmen and finds himself being involved in the power-struggle for the throne of England.
Director: Douglas Camfield
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Anthony Andrews as Wilfred of Ivanhoe |
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James Mason as Isaac of York |
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Sam Neill as Brian de Bois-Guilbert |
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Michael Hordern as Cedric |
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Julian Glover as King Richard |
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Ronald Pickup as Prince John |
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David Robb as Robin Hood |
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Stuart Wilson as De Bracy |
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Michael Gothard as Athelstone |
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Tony Haygarth as Friar Tuck |
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John Rhys-Davies as Front de Boeuf |
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Olivia Hussey as Rebecca |
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Lysette Anthony as Lady Rowena |
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George Innes as Wamba |
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Philip Locke as Grand Master |
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Stewart Bevan as Edward |
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Timothy Morand as Prince John's Attendant |
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Kevin Stoney as Fitzurse |
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Dean Harris as Phillippe |
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John Hallam as Herald |
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Kenneth Gilbert as Marshall |
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Debbie Farrington as Alicia |
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Geoffrey Beevers as Beaslin |
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John Forgeham as Front's Lieutenant |
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Chloe Franks as Attendant |
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Kenny Baker as Jester (uncredited) |
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Pat Gorman as Man who gives Isaac money (uncredited) |
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Derek Lyons as Squire (uncredited) |
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Lucien Morgan as Sir Edward (uncredited) |
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Jack Purvis as Jester (uncredited) |
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Peter Ross-Murray as Sir Cedric's Servant (uncredited) |
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Fred Wood as Cloaked Rider (uncredited) |
| Writing | Walter Scott | Writer |
| Directing | Douglas Camfield | Director |
| Writing | John Gay | Writer |
| Crew | Greg Powell | Stunts |
| Directing | David Tomblin | Assistant Director |
| Production | Norman Rosemont | Producer |
| Sound | Allyn Ferguson | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | John Coquillon | Director of Photography |
