A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Peter Hall's film adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy, filmed in and around an English country house and starring actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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Edited by Jack HarrisShot by Peter SuschitzkyScored by Guy WoolfendenDesigned by John BurySound by Bob PeckCostumes by Ann Curtis
Also known as
- (English)A Midsummer Night's Dream
- Le Songe d'une nuit d'étéfr
- (Bulgarian)Сън в лятна нощ
Release dates around the world2 countries · showhide
- United KingdomJan 30, 1969
- United StatesFeb 9, 1969
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65 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
32Donald Eccles
as Starveling
John Normington
as Flute
Ian Richardson
as Oberon
Judi Dench
as Titania
Ian Holm
as Puck
Clare Dench
as First Fairy
Emma Dench
as Peaseblossom
Alistair Artingstall
as Cobweb
Joseph Jones
as Mustardseed
Richard Woolfenden
as Moth
Guy Woolfenden
as Musician
Derek Oldfield
as Musician
Richard Lee
as Musician
Michael Tubbs
as Musician
Martin Best
as Musician
Ted Valentine
as Attendant
Peter Gordon
as Attendant
Terence Greenidge
as Attendant
Christopher Bond
as Attendant
Robert Davis
as Attendant
David Ashford
as Attendant
Christopher Malcolm
as Attendant
Don Henderson
as Attendant
Dallas Adams
as Attendant
Ray Callaghan
as Attendant
Heather Canning
as Attendant
Natalie Kent
as Attendant
Anna Volska
as Attendant
Katherine Stark
as Attendant
Lynn Moore
as Attendant
Mike Apache
Rick Luben
Directors
1Writers
1Producers
2Other crew
20Michael Dryhurst
assistant director
Rex Pyke
assistant editor
Alan Kane
boom operator
Derek V Browne
camera operator (as Derek Browne)
Peter Suschitzky
Cinematographer
Guy Woolfenden
Composer, conductor
Ann Curtis
Costume Designer
Diana Rigg
Credits
Nicholas Stevenson
dubbing editor
Jack Harris
Editor
Sally Roberts
head cutter / fitter
Neville Smallwood
makeup artist
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