
The Trial of Richard III
Nov 04, 1984 · 3h 25m
Director
Graham C. WilliamsOverview
A modern trial by jury at the Old Bailey of one of the most famous events in English history. Conducted on the afternoon and evening of 21st February, 1984, it was held almost 500 years after the death of the last of the Plantagenet Kings, King Richard III, on Bosworth Field, the last of the English monarchs to die in battle. The charges are that King Richard III did, in or about the month of August, 1483, in the Tower of London, murder Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, and Prince Richard, Duke of York. Presiding over the case is Lord Elwyn-Jones, the former Lord Chancellor, and he is ably supported by two of Britain’s leading criminal Queen’s Counsels. A fascinating trial which presents evidence which offers the viewer the opportunity to join the jury in weighing the evidence and reaching his or her own verdict before discovering that of the television jury.
Cast of The Trial of Richard III
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About The Trial of Richard III
What is The Trial of Richard III about?
A modern trial by jury at the Old Bailey of one of the most famous events in English history. Conducted on the afternoon and evening of 21st February, 1984, it was held almost 500 years after the death of the last of the Plantagenet Kings, King Richard III, on Bosworth Field, the last of the English monarchs to die in battle. The charges are that King Richard III did, in or about the month of…
When was The Trial of Richard III released?
The Trial of Richard III was released on November 4, 1984.
How long is The Trial of Richard III?
The Trial of Richard III runs 3 hours 25 minutes (205 minutes).
Who directed The Trial of Richard III?
The Trial of Richard III was directed by Graham C. Williams.
Who is in the cast of The Trial of Richard III?
The cast of The Trial of Richard III includes Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester (Self - Introduction), Frederick Elwyn Jones (Self - The Judge), Kenneth Waller (Clerk of the Court), Jeffrey Richards (Self - Witness for the Prosecution #1) and Jean Ross (Self - Witness for the Prosecution #2).


