31 January 1968 TV Movie 90 mins
In the sixteenth century, Queen Elizabeth I (Dame Judith Anderson) is the ruler of England. Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex (Charlton Heston) is her lover, best friend, and worst enemy.
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Judith Anderson as Queen Elizabeth
Charlton Heston as Lord Essex
Alan Webb as Sir Francis Bacon
Harry Townes as Sir Robert Cecil
Michael Allinson as Sir Walter Raleigh
Anne Rogers as Penelope
Frederick Worlock as Lord Burghley
Herb Voland as Captain Armin (as Herbert Voland)
Dana Elcar as Captain Marvel
Harvey Jason as Herald
Gilchrist Stuart as Physician (as Gil Stuart)
Alan Caillou as Burbage
Peter Church as Hemmings
John Edward Friend Adaptation
Maxwell Anderson Theatre Play
Bernard Green Original Music Composer
Warren Clymer Settings
Noel Taylor Costume Design
Bob Jensen Sound
Phil Hymes Lighting Design
Emil Neroda Sound Mixer
Siegfried H. Gelke Makeup Artist
Tom Hulbert Unit Manager
Robert Hartung Associate Producer
George Schaefer Producer
George Schaefer Director
United States 31 January 1968
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