Edoardo II (1991)
Della dinastia dei Plantageneti, Edoardo II debole, inetto e corrotto, sale al trono d'Inghilterra a 23 anni nel 1307. Sposato ad Isabella, bella e ardita principessa di Francia, figlia di Filippo il Bello, si contorna di viziosi, fra i quali emerge Piers Gaveston, un guascone omosessuale che il Re, perduta completamente dignità, nomina Gran Ciambellano, colma di titoli e favori e considera addirittura come suo compagno sul trono. Rifiutandosi Edoardo ai rapporti con la consorte, costei, ferita e delusa, si accorda con Mortimer (di cui diventa l'amante) e con gli altri nobili inglesi obbligando Edoardo ad esiliare Gaveston...
Direttore:
Derek Jarman
Scrittori:
Derek Jarman, Stephen McBride, Ken Butler.
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Steven Waddington as Edward II |
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Andrew Tiernan as Piers Gaveston |
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Tilda Swinton as Isabella |
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Nigel Terry as Roger Mortimer |
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John Lynch as Spencer |
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Dudley Sutton as Bishop of Winchester |
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Jerome Flynn as Kent |
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Jody Graber as Prince Edward |
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Annie Lennox as Singer |
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Kevin Collins as Lightbourn, the Gaoler |
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Tony Forsyth as Captive Policeman |
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Jill Balcon as Chorus of Nobility |
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Barbara New as Chorus of Nobility |
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Andrea Miller as Chorus of Nobility |
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Brian Mitchell as Chorus of Nobility |
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David Glover as Chorus of Nobility |
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Andrew Charleson as Chorus of Nobility |
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John Quentin as Chorus of Nobility |
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Roger Hammond as Bishop |
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Allan Corduner as Poet |
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Lloyd Newson as Dancer |
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Nigel Charnock as Dancer |
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Mark Davis as Sailor |
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Andy Jeffrey as Sailor |
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Barry John Clarke as Man with Snake |
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John Henry Duncan as Altar Boy |
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Thomas Duncan as Altar Boy |
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Giles de Montigny as Soldier on Guard |
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Jonathan Stables as Soldier on Guard |
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Michael Watkins as Soldier on Guard |
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Robb Dennis as Soldier on Guard |
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Chris McHallem as Thug |
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David Oliver as Thug |
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Christopher Adamson as Thug |
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Danny Earl as Thug |
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Kim Dare as Wild Girl |
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Kristina Overton as Wild Girl |
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Trevor Skingle as Gym Instructor |
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Christopher Hobbs as Equery |
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Sandy Powell as Seamstress |
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Kate Temple as Seamstress |
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Andrew Lee Bolton as Masseur |
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Liz Ranken as Sexy Girl |
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Renee Eyre as Sexy Girl |
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Sharon Munro as Sexy Girl |
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Daniel Bevan as Youth |
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Ian Francis as Youth |
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Tristam Cones as Youth |
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Jocelyn Pook as Elektra Quartet; Viola |
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Abigail Brown as Elektra Quartet; Violin |
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Sonia Slaney as Elektra Quartet; Violin |
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Dinah Beamish as Elektra Quartet; Cello |
| Directing | Derek Jarman | Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Sandy Powell | Costume Design |
| Writing | Christopher Marlowe | Theatre Play |
| Writing | Derek Jarman | Screenplay |
| Writing | Stephen McBride | Screenplay |
| Writing | Ken Butler | Screenplay |
| Production | 浅井隆 | Executive Producer |
| Production | Steve Clark-Hall | Producer |
| Production | Simon Curtis | Executive Producer |
| Production | Sarah Radclyffe | Executive Producer |
| Production | Antony Root | Producer |
| Sound | Simon Fisher-Turner | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Ian Wilson | Director of Photography |
| Editing | George Akers | Editor |
| Production | Christopher Hobbs | Production Designer |
| Art | Ricky Eyres | Art Direction |
