Henry V

Kenneth Branagh plays the lead role of Henry V, the young and determined King of England who seeks to reclaim his rightful throne and leads his army into the Battle of Agincourt.

Derek Jacobi takes on the role of Chorus, a narrator who guides the audience through the events of the story, setting the stage for the unfolding drama.

Brian Blessed portrays Exeter, a loyal and trusted advisor to King Henry V, who supports the monarch in his military campaigns and political decisions.

James Larkin plays Bedford, one of King Henry V's brothers and a key figure in the English army, providing strategic counsel and support to his royal sibling.

Paul Scofield embodies the character of the French King, the ruler of France who faces off against King Henry V in a series of epic battles for control of the land.

Emma Thompson takes on the role of Katherine, a French princess who becomes romantically involved with King Henry V and plays a crucial role in the story's narrative.

Judi Dench portrays Mistress Quickly, a witty and charismatic character who adds depth and humor to the film, offering insights into the world of the English court.

Simon Shepherd embodies Duke Humphrey of Gloucester, a nobleman and political figure who supports King Henry V in his quest for power and military conquests.

James Simmons plays Duke Edward of York, a key ally of King Henry V who provides crucial military support and strategic guidance during the campaign.

Charles Kay takes on the role of the Archbishop of Canterbury, a religious leader who advises King Henry V on matters of faith and politics, influencing key decisions.

Alec McCowen portrays the Bishop of Ely, a clergyman who plays a minor yet significant role in the events of the film, providing spiritual guidance and support to the characters.

Fabian Cartwright embodies Earl Richard of Cambridge, a nobleman who becomes embroiled in political intrigue and betrayal, leading to dramatic consequences for the kingdom.