Richard III

Synopsis: Richard III produced for German television and directed by Stefan Pucher; Robert Hunger-Bühler is King Richard.
Language: German (Standard)
Country: Germany
Medium: Television
Technical information: Colour / Sound
Transmission details: 17 Mar 2003 (Channel: 3Sat)
Duration: 148 mins

Notes: The original stage production was recorded on videotape by the Schauspielhaus Zurich and may be viewed in their archive by appointment. See separate entry.
General: The cast has been taken from the cast of the stage production. It has been assumed that the cast for the television production remains the same. Alternate actors playing the Duke of York and Prince Edward have also been listed since it is not known which of the actors took part in the recording.
History: Produced at the Schauspielhaus, Zürich, beginning 24 October 2002.
Reviews: Jauslin, Christian. Shakespeare Jahrbuch 140 (2004): 235-39 (in review-article).

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Shakespeare, "Richard III". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/shakespeare/search/index.php/title/av69105 (Accessed 26 Nov 2024)

Ingold Wildenauer	King Edward IV
Verena Buss	Duchess of York
Stefan Schertenleib	Prince Edward (Prince of Wales)
Rafael Gödrös	Richard, the young Duke of York
Peter Knaack	George, Duke of Clarence
Christian Brückner	Voice of Richmond
Daniel Lommatzsch	Earl of Richmond
Daniel Lommatzsch	Marquis of Dorset
Frank Demenga	Lord Rivers
Jean-Pierre Cornu	Duke of Buckingham
Jule Böwe	Lady Anne
Ludwig Boettger	Stanley, Earl of Derby
Martin Kautz	Murderer
Nikola Weisse	Queen Margaret
Olivia Grigolli	Queen Elizabeth
Peter Knaack	Messenger
Peter Knaack	Lord Mayor of London
Raphael Clamer	Sir William Catesby
Robert Hunger-Bühler	Richard, Duke of Gloucester, later King Richard
Thomas Wodianka	Sir James Tyrrel

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