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Sir Walter Raleigh (Character)
from Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007)

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Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) -- An exploration of the relationship between Elizabeth I and the adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) -- Clip: Mary Stuart is accused of treason
Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) -- Interview: Clive Owen "On the chemistry between Elizabeth and Raleigh"
Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) -- Nearly a decade after first portraying Britain's Queen Elizabeth I, Cate Blanchett returns to the screen in "Elizabeth: The Golden Age," telling Harry Smith about the challenges met by the sequel.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) -- An exploration of the relationship between Elizabeth I and the adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh.

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Alternate Names:
Capt. Walter Raleigh / Sir Walter Releigh

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  1. Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) Played by Clive Owen
    ... aka Elizabeth - Das goldene Königreich (Germany)
    ... aka Elizabeth - L'âge d'or (France)
  2. Roanoke: The Lost Colony (2007) Played by James Alexander
  3. "The Virgin Queen"
    ... aka "Elizabeth I: The Virgin Queen" (USA: DVD title)
        - Episode #1.4 (2006) TV episode, Played by Derek Riddell
  4. "Elizabeth I"
        - Episode #1.2 (2005) TV episode, Played by Ben Pullen
  5. Gloriana (2000) (TV) Played by Clive Bayley

  6. The Nearly Complete and Utter History of Everything (1999) (TV) Played by Angus Deayton
  7. My Friend Walter (1992) (TV) Played by Ronald Pickup

  8. "Blackadder II"
    ... aka "Black-Adder II"
        - Potato (1986) TV episode, Played by Simon Jones

  9. "Carry on Laughing!"
        - Orgy and Bess (1975) TV episode, Played by John Carlin
  10. Roberto Devereux (1975) (TV) Played by David Rae Smith (as Sir Walter Releigh)
  11. "Elizabeth R"
        - Sweet England's Pride (1971) TV episode, Played by Nicholas Selby
  12. The Merry Wives of Windsor (1970) (TV) Played by Jeffrey G. Forward

  13. "Hallmark Hall of Fame"
    ... aka "Hallmark Television Playhouse"
        - Elizabeth the Queen (1968) TV episode, Played by Michael Allinson

  14. The Story of Mankind (1957) Played by Edward Everett Horton
  15. The Virgin Queen (1955) Played by Richard Todd

  16. Time Flies (1944) Played by Leslie Bradley (as Capt. Walter Raleigh)

  17. The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939) Played by Vincent Price
    ... aka Elizabeth and Essex
    ... aka Elizabeth the Queen (USA: TV title)

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Drama / History / Comedy / Romance more
Plot Keywords:
Queen Elizabeth I / Character Name In Title / Queen / Queen Of England more

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Quotes:
From Time Flies (1944)
Capt. Walter Raleigh: [looking at Tommy's jewellery and accessories] Gold. Silver. Diamonds. Didst have to dig deep for them?
Tommy: No. Just lifted them from the suckers.
Capt. Walter Raleigh: "The suckers"? A native tribe?
Tommy: There's one born every minute. What's the time now?
Capt. Walter Raleigh: What would I not give to go to thy country?
Tommy: That's a boy, Wally! So you shall. I'll fix you up with a lecture tour. What a time you'll have with the gals!
Capt. Walter Raleigh: "The gals"? Another native tribe like "the suckers"?
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