All Is True
“The final act of the world's greatest playwright”
Synopsis
On June 29, 1613, the Globe Theatre, managed by the renowned playwright William Shakespeare, was accidentally set ablaze and destroyed. Deeply affected by the incident, Shakespeare ceased writing and returned to his hometown. His wife, Anne, and daughters, Judith and Susanna, were surprised to learn that he intended to remain there permanently, ending two decades in the capital and reuniting with his family after years of neglect.
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Edited by Una Ni DhonghaileShot by Zac NicholsonScored by Patrick DoyleDesigned by James Merifield
Box Office
2018 · Box office
Grossed $3.0M worldwide
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- El último actoes
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21 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Kenneth Branagh
as William Shakespeare
Judi Dench
as Anne Shakespeare
Ian Mckellen
as Earl of Southampton
Nonso Anozie
as Actor Playing Aaron
Lolita Chakrabarti
as Stratford Landlady
Darryl Clark
as Mr. Wheeler
Jack Colgrave Hirst
as Tom Quiney
Doug Colling
as Douglas, Shakespeare's Servant
John Dagleish
as Rafe Smith
Eleanor De Rohan
as Margaret Wheeler
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1Writers
1Producers
3Other crew
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