Anne of the Thousand Days - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Anne of the Thousand Days"
Anne of the Thousand Days (1969)
Timing:
2:25 (145 min)
7/10
114
114
7.592/10
1952
1952
7.4/10
8700
8700
Film crew
Director
Producer
Casting
Sally Nicholl
Casting
Editor
Richard Marden
Editor
Art Direction
Lionel Couch
Art Direction
Costume Design
Stunts
Eddie Stacey
Stunts
Production Design
Maurice Carter
Production Design
Set Decoration
Patrick McLoughlin
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Ron Berkeley
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Production Supervisor
James H. Ware
Production Supervisor
Associate Producer
Richard McWhorter
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Nigel Wooll
Second Assistant Director
Stunt Double
Billy Dean
Stunt Double
Director of Photography
Arthur Ibbetson
Director of Photography
Musician
Skaila Kanga
Musician
Camera Operator
Paul Wilson
Camera Operator
Costume Supervisor
Ivy Baker
Costume Supervisor
Property Master
John Feehan
Property Master
Still Photographer
Norman Gryspeerdt
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
John Aldred
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Robin Clegg
Boom Operator
Screenplay
John Hale
Screenplay
Assistant Editor
Mary Kessel
Assistant Editor
Props
Arthur Wicks
Props
Location Manager
Inez Easton
Location Manager
Second Second Assistant Director
Nicolas Hippisley-Coxe
Second Second Assistant Director
Special Effects
Garth Inns
Special Effects
Makeup Supervisor
Tom Smith
Makeup Supervisor
Production Accountant
Charles Wilder
Production Accountant
Gaffer
Bill Chitty
Gaffer
Assistant Director
Simon Relph
Assistant Director
Researcher
Patrick McLoughlin
Researcher
Assistant Makeup Artist
Paul Engelen
Assistant Makeup Artist
Robin Grantham
Assistant Makeup Artist
Scenic Artist
W. Simpson Robinson
Scenic Artist
Ferdinand Bellan
Scenic Artist
Andrew Campbell
Scenic Artist
Michael Guyett
Scenic Artist
Frank Graves
Scenic Artist
Production Secretary
Joan Williams
Production Secretary
Choreographer
Mary Skeaping
Choreographer
Hairdresser
Joan Carpenter
Hairdresser
Publicist
Jean Osborne
Publicist
Matte Painter
Doug Ferris
Matte Painter
Peter Melrose
Matte Painter
Gerald Larn
Matte Painter
John Grant
Matte Painter
Bryan Evans
Matte Painter
Peter Harman
Matte Painter
Construction Manager
Charles Hammerton
Construction Manager
Sound Editor
Don Sharpe
Sound Editor
Colin Miller
Sound Editor
Adaptation
Richard Sokolove
Adaptation
Wardrobe Master
Arthur Newman
Wardrobe Master
Vi Murray
Wardrobe Master
Theatre Play
Continuity
Valerie Booth
Continuity
Animal Wrangler
Jeremy Taylor
Animal Wrangler
Extras Makeup Artist
Elaine Bowerbank
Extras Makeup Artist
What's left behind the scenes
- A film adaptation of the play of the same name by American playwright Maxwell Anderson.
- A film adaptation of the play became possible only twenty years later. This was due to the themes touched upon by the author (marital infidelity, incest, illegitimate children), which were prohibited under the Hays Code, in effect until 1967.
- Most historians dispute the claim that King Henry was the father of Mary Boleyn's children. He officially acknowledged a son from his previous favorite, Bessie Blount, but did not bestow similar attention on Mary's children.
- It is doubtful that Anne Boleyn was eighteen years old in 1527. Her exact date of birth is unknown, and the period from 1501 to 1507 is usually indicated. Furthermore, Anne returned from France around 1522, and her relationship with the king began no later than 1525.
- Actress Elizabeth Taylor (uncredited) appears in one of the scenes, at the time the wife of Richard Burton.
- Henry did not attend Anne's trial and did not meet with her shortly before the execution. They last saw each other the day before her arrest. Anne was never offered freedom in exchange for relinquishing all rights – hers and Elizabeth's. Be that as it may, Anne and Henry's marriage was annulled on May 17, 1536, and Elizabeth, like Mary, the king's elder daughter, was declared illegitimate (although she remained among the heirs), and her chances of inheriting the English crown then seemed very slim.
- There is no evidence that Anne specifically influenced the king in his decision to execute Sir Thomas More.
- Mary Tudor was not present at the death of her mother, Catherine of Aragon. Henry forbade them from seeing each other, or corresponding, as early as the summer of 1531.
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