Chimes at Midnight - Cast

Cast

  • Orson Welles as Sir John Falstaff, a knight and father-figure to Prince Hal
  • Keith Baxter as Prince Hal, the Prince of Wales and the heir to the throne of England
  • John Gielgud as King Henry IV, the King of England
  • Jeanne Moreau as Doll Tearsheet, a prostitute
  • Margaret Rutherford as Mistress Quickly, hostess of the Boar's Head Tavern
  • Norman Rodway as Henry Percy, called Hotspur, Northumberland's son and second cousin of Edmund Mortimer
  • Marina Vlady as Kate Percy, Hotspur's wife
  • Alan Webb as Justice Shallow, a country justice and old friend of Falstaff
  • Walter Chiari as Justice Silence, a country justice
  • Michael Aldridge as Pistol, a friend of Falstaff
  • Tony Beckley as Ned Poins, a friend of Falstaff and Hal
  • Fernando Rey as Earl of Worcester, Northumberland's brother and cousin of Edmund Mortimer
  • Andrew Faulds as Earl of Westmoreland, an Earl loyal to the King
  • José Nieto as Earl of Northumberland, an Earl rebellious of the King and cousin of Edmund Mortimer
  • Jeremy Rowe as Prince John, Henry IV's second son
  • Beatrice Welles as Falstaff's Page, a servant
  • Patrick Bedford as Bardolph, a friend of Falstaff and Hal
  • Charles Farrell
  • Fernando Hilbeck
  • Andrés Mejuto
  • Julio Peña
  • Keith Pyott
  • Ralph Richardson as The Narrator (voice)

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