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Elizabeth Thegolden Ag E ELIZABETH THEGOLDEN AG E UNIVERSAL PICTURES Presents In Association with STUDIOCANAL A WORKING TITLE Production A SHEKHAR KAPUR Film CATE BLANCHED GEOFFREY RUSH CLIVE. OWEN ELIZABETH THEGOLDENAGE RHYS IFANS JORDI MOLLA ABBIE CORNISH and SAMANTHA MORTON Executive Producers DEBRA HAYWARD L1ZA CHASIN MICHAEL HIRST Produced by TIM BEVAN ERIC FELLNER JONATHAN CAVENDISH Written by WILLIAM NICHOLSON and MICHAEL HIRST Directed by SHEKHAR KAPUR -1- CAST CHARLES BRUCE In order of appearance JEREMY CRACKNELL BENEDICT GREEN King Philip II of Spain JORDI MOLLA ADAM SMITH Infanta AIMEE KING SIMON STRATTON Queen Elizabeth I. CATE BLANCHETT CRISPIN SWAYNE Sir Christopher Hatton LAURENCE FOX Mary Stuart's Ladies-in-Waiting KITTY FOX Lord Howard JOHN SHRAPNEL KATE L1NDESAY Sir Francis Walsingham GEOFFREY RUSH KATHERINE TEMPLAR Annette ..................•......... SUSAN LYNCH Queen Elizabeth's Ladies-in-Waiting . Laundry Woman ELISE McCAVE HAYLEY BURROUGHS Mary Stuart SAMANTHA MORTON KIRSTY McKAY Bess Throckmorton ABBIE CORNISH LUCIA RUCK KEENE Margaret PENELOPE McGHIE LUCIENNE VENISSE-BACK Robert Reston RHYS IFANS Thornas Babington EDDIE REDMAYNE CREW Savage STUART MCLOUGLIN Sir Walter Raleigh CLIVE OWEN Directed by SHEKHAR KAPUR Calley ADRIAN SCARBOROUGH Written by WILLIAM NICHOLSON and Palace Doorkeeper ROBERT STYLES MICHAEL HIRST Don Guerau De Spes WILLIAM HOUSTON Produced by TIM BEVAN First Court Lady CORAL BEED ERIC FELLNER Second Court Lady ROSALIND HALSTEAD JONATHAN CAVENDISH Manteo STEVEN LOTON Executive Producers DEBRA HAYWARD Wanchese MARTIN BARON L1ZA CHASIN Walsingham's Agent DAVID ARMAND MICHAEL HIRST Francis Throckmorton STEVEN ROBERTSON Co-Producer MARY RICHARDS Ramsey JEREMY BARKER Director of Photography REMI ADEFARASIN, ssc Burton GEORGE INNES Production Designer GUY HENDRIX DYAS William Walsingham ADAM GODLEY Editor ...........•.............. JILL BILCOCK, ACE Mary Walsingharn KIRSTIN COULTER SMITH Costume Designer ALEXANDRA BYRNE Ursula Walsingham KELLY HUNTER Makeup and Hair Designer JENNY SHIRCORE Archduke Charles CHRISTIAN BRASSINGTON Music by CRAIG ARMSTRONG and Count Georg von Helfenstein ROBERT CAMBRINUS AR RAHMAN Sir Amyas Paulet TOM HOLLANDER Music Supervisor NICK ANGEL Torturer SAM SPRUELL Visual Effects Supervisor RICHARD STAMMERS Old Throckmorton TIM PREECE Casting by FIONA WEIR Spanish Minister VIDAL SANCHO First Assistant Director , TOMMY GORMLEY Dr. John Dee ............•....... DAVID THRELFALL Production Manager MARK MOSTYN Dance Master BENJAMIN MAY Second Unit Directed & Cellarman DAVID STERNE Photographed by ALAN STEWART Woman With Baby KATE FLEETWOOD Location Managers NICHOLAS. DAUBENY Royal Servant GLENN DOHERTY MANUS HOME Dean of Peterborough CHRIS BRAILSFORD 'A' Camera Operators SIMON FINNEY Executioner DAVE LEGENO BEN WILSON Spanish Archbishop ANTONY CARRICK Production Sound Mixer DAVID STEPHENSON Marriage Priest JOHN ATTERBURY Supervising Art Director FRANK WALSH Admiral Sir William Winter DAVID ROBB Set Decorator RICHARD ROBERTS First Spanish Officer ALEX GIANNINI Casting Associate LUCY BEVAN Second Spanish Officer JOE FERRERA Construction Manager MALCOLM ROBERTS Stunt Coordinator GREG POWELL Special Continuity Financial Controller MICHELE TANDY Courtiers JONATHAN BAILEY Script Supervisor ANGELA NOAKES-WHARTON ALEXANDER BARNES Post-Production Supervisor TANIA BLUNDEN -2- First Assistant Editor BILLY BROWNE Post-Production Accountant TARN HARPER Co-Visual Effects Supervisor GUY HENDRIX DYAS Supervising Sound Editor ., , .. MARK AUGUSTE Supervising Re-RecordingMixer TIM CAVAGIN Cate Blanchett's Makeup & Hair MORAG ROSS Clive Owen's Makeup & Hair ... DORKA NIERADZIK,MBE For WORKING TITLE Chief Operating Officer ANGELA MORRISON Executive in Charge of Production .. MICHELLE WRIGHT Production Executive SARAH-JANE ROBINSON Head of Development NATASCHA WHARTON Head of Legal & Business Affairs SHEERAZ SHAH Finance Director TIM EASTHILL Development Executive AMELIA GRANGER Vice President of Legal & Business Affairs GRAINNE McKENNA Legal & Business Affairs Executive .. LUCY WAINWRIGHT Executive Coordinator ANN LYNCH Legal & Business Affairs Manager . CHRISTINA ANGELOUDES Assistant Production Coordinator KATE BAILEY Assistant to Tim Bevan CHLOE DORIGAN Assistant to Eric Fellner ALiZA JAMES Music Coordinator VICKI WILLIAMS Office Manager , NICOLA GARREn Production Services by SCION FILMS Production Coordinator SAMANTHA BLACK Assistant Production Coordinator REBECCA RAE Assistant to Jonathan Cavendish MARIA RYAN Assistant to Shekhar Kapur CLARE WILLIAMS Assistant to Cate Blanchett JEMMA KEARNEY Assistant to Clive Owen HELEN APPLEBY Production Assistant GAVIN CARRUTHERS Asset Manager EMMA OLRICH-SMITH Accommodation Coordinator ALEX HODGSON Second Assistant Director MARK LAYTON Co-Second Assistant Director CHLOE CHESTERTON Crowd Second Assistant Director .. CANDY MARLOWE Floor Runners .. , JEREMY ANGEL OLIVER HAZELL BEATRICE MANNING Unit Managers TERRY BLYTHER DUNCAN FLOWER TOM FORSYTH Location Assistant DAN WHITTY First Assistant Accountant JAMES RICHARDSON Assistant Accountants DOUGAL CADIOU FARNAZ DONOVAN NON ELUNED Accounts Assistant JESSICA GREEN -3- MARKGEESON ADEDOYIN OLUSHONDE BRADLEY GODWIN JACQUELINE SIMPSON scotT KEERY AILSA WOODYARD TERRY ROYCE Hairdressers JON HENRY GORDON GREGOR TELFER LOULIA SHEPPARD LLOYD VINCENT Makeup Artists JOE HOPKER PETER WELLS SUSAN HOWARD WILLIAM WELLS Chief Crowd Makeup & Hair Artist JULIA VERNON Senior Sculptor , DUNCAN McDEVITT Crowd Makeup & Hair Artists BEATRIX ARCHER Sculptors STEVE DEAHL ANITA BROLLY ALEXANDRA HARWOOD NICOLA BUCK STEPHEN MCCLURE SHARON COLLEY Props Coordinator KELLY NEARY CHARMAINE FULLER Trainee Prop Makers SUZANNE FORWARD JULIE KENDRICK KAREN PUDDIFOOT UXUE LAGUARDIA Costume Supervisor SUZI TURNBULL ELIZABETH LAWSON Assistant Costume Designers SHARON LONG MAYUREE LAYTON JEREMY TURNER LIZ MICHIE Costume Assistant JANE PETRIE LOUISE NOCKLES Key Set Costumer MAURIZIO TORTI KATH RAYNER Cate Blanchett's Costumer ClARA McARDLE CHRISTINE WHITNEY Set Costumers MARTIN CHITTY ROSEMARY WARDER TOM HORNSBY Orrery Makeup & Hair Coordinator LIZ MURRAY JOSIE MARTIN Makeup & Hair Trainee KATIE LEE FIONA McCANN FT2 Makeup & Hair Trainee KAREN SCOTT Crowd. Costume Supervisors .. ANTHONY BROOKMAN Post-Production Coordinators AISHA BICKNELL YVONNE OTZEN FAYE STEVENS Crowd Costume Pre-Fitters CHLOE AUBRY Second Assistant Editor HELEN PASZYN . SALLYANN DICKSEE Cutting Room Trainees KARENJIT SAHOTA ANDREW JOSLIN RAJESH RAJILAL JOOLS OSBORNE Dialogue Editor SAM AUGUSTE JACQUELINE THOMAS ADR Editor TIM HANDS Crowd Costume Seamstress EMMA BROWN Sound Editor PAUL APTED Costume Coordinator JANIE DOWDING Foley Editor ANDREW NEIL Costume Runners SHEARA ABRAHAMS Special Effects Consultant JOSS WILLIAMS LUCY DONOWHO Special Effects Supervisor MIKE DAWSON Costume Driver JULIAN O'SULLIVAN Special Effects Floor Supervisor TERRY FLOWERS Chief Costume Cutter DALE WIBBEN Senior Special Effects Floor Technician .. KEITH DAWSON Men's Costume Cutter MELANIE CARTER Special Effects Floor Technicians DAVID WATSON Costume Cutter DOMINIC YOUNG HAYLEY WILLIAMS Head Textile Artist STEVEN GELL Special Effects Wireman JASON L1ENSTER Assistant Textile Artists JOANNA WEAVING Lead Special Effects ANITA MARQUEZ Workshop Technician STUART DIGBY Costume Makers CHARLOTTE COPSON Special Effects Workshop Technician .. TONY EDWARDS SUSAN CRAWSHAW Special Effects Trainee .......• " . BEN BROADBRIDGE JANE FLANAGAN Video Coordinator ANDY HADDOCK DEBBIE HINDS Sound Maintenance Engineers GARY DODKIN LIBERTY KELLY COLIN WOOD LINDA LASHLEY Sound Assistant STEPHANE MALENFANT PERNILLA LINDFORS Assistant Construction Manager ROBERT VOYSEY STEPHANIE LITTLE Construction Buyers CARMEL CASSIDY ARMELLE LUCAS SARAH HUNT CAVITA LUCHMUN Standby Carpenter DAVID WILLIAMSON LOUISE MILLS Standby Rigger SEAN YOUNG Standby Painter BRADLEY WOODBRIDGE Painters' Labourer ANDREW BROGAN Standby Stagehand JIM MUIR Apprentice Painters KIMBERLEY GRANT HOD Carpenter MARTIN HUBBARD ALEXANDER GREEN Supervising Carpenter ARTHUR HOLLAND DORIAN SMITH Chargehand Carpenters .. '" '" .... 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