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Peter Brent | ... |
William Thornton
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Andrew Butcher | ... |
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Vincent Carmichael | ... |
Giovanni Boccaccio
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Susan Engel | ... |
Lady Rose De Saxham
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Louis Heyligan
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Dorian Lough | ... |
Nicholas Deneys
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Philip Madoc | ... |
Gentila da Foligno
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Nick Musker | ... |
Duke of Brabant
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27 September 2004 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Interesting, we liked the way the documentary moved about. The fighting lacked a bit of conviction but it still helped to tell the story.
HMS. (7S) We thought it would be more like an 8.5!
Some said it was diabolical but it was funny how Tony Robinsonn went to the burger bar and had tea. He said he was going to have tea to take away but actually stayed in the place!
The horses were cool and funny when they crashed in to each other.
We liked the way it used contemporary settings to reflect how much England has changed from the old days.
It was interesting to see what the peasants used to wear.