Cromwell

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"Cromwell" is a 1970 British historical drama film depicting the life and political rise of Oliver Cromwell during the English Civil War.

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Cromwell canonical 3
Oliver Cromwell (by Richard Harris) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British film
film
historical drama film
award Academy Award for Best Costume Design nomination
Academy Award for Best Original Score nomination
basedOn life of Oliver Cromwell
cinematographyBy Arthur Ibbetson
countryOfFilming England
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depicts Battle of Naseby
English Restoration (as epilogue context)
King Charles I of England
Parliament of England
director Ken Hughes
distributor Columbia Pictures
editedBy Bill Lenny
genre historical drama
war film
mainSubject English Civil War
Oliver Cromwell
musicBy Frank Cordell
narrativeFocus conflict between Parliament and the monarchy
political rise of Oliver Cromwell
originalLanguage English
portrays King Charles I (by Alec Guinness)
Oliver Cromwell (by Richard Harris)
linked to: Cromwell

Prince Rupert of the Rhine (by Timothy Dalton)
portraysEvent battles of the English Civil War
dissolution of the Rump Parliament
execution of Charles I of England
trial of Charles I of England
producer Irving Allen
productionCompany Columbia Pictures
Irving Allen Productions
releaseDate 1970-03-16
releaseYear 1970
runtimeMinutes 139
screenwriter Ken Hughes
setInLocation England
setInPeriod 17th century
starring Alec Guinness
Dorothy Tutin
Frank Finlay
Patrick Wymark
Richard Harris
Robert Morley
Timothy Dalton
title Cromwell

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Ken Hughes directed Cromwell
Ken Hughes notableWork Cromwell
Frederic Harrison notableWork Cromwell
Cromwell portrays Oliver Cromwell (by Richard Harris)
linked to: Cromwell