Macbeth's Disciple Trailer

Macbeth's Disciple Trailer (2008)

"A choice that will change history." 10 December 2008 22 mins

What must it have been like to live and work for a Tyrant like Macbeth? Cormac is Macbeth’s most trusted warrior. In the ultimate test of loyalty, King Macbeth sends Cormac on a mission to kill a rebel leader. Cormac must choose between his ambition and his honour.

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Crew

Paul Wheeler

Paul Wheeler Director of Photography

Evangelo Kioussis

Evangelo Kioussis Script Editor

Jane Hamlin

Jane Hamlin Production Manager

James Friend

James Friend Camera Operator

Evangelo Kioussis

Evangelo Kioussis Assistant Director

Kim Siddorn

Kim Siddorn Assistant Director

Sophie Cox

Sophie Cox Makeup Designer

Peter Zacaroli

Peter Zacaroli Online Editor

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 10 December 2008

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