Looking for Richard
1996
Release Date
October 11th, 1996
Runtime
- 112 minutes
Synopsis
- Al Pacino's deeply-felt rumination on Shakespeare's significance and relevance to the modern world through interviews and an in-depth analysis of "Richard III."
CAST
- Al Pacino - Self / Richard III, Winona Ryder - Self / Lady Anne, Kevin Spacey - Self / Earl of Buckingham, Alec Baldwin - Self / Duke of Clarence, Aidan Quinn - Richmond, Harris Yulin - Self / King Edward, Penelope Allen - Self / Queen Elizabeth, Kenneth Branagh - Self - Interviewee, Kevin Kline - Self - Interviewee, James Earl Jones - Self - Interviewee, Rosemary Harris - Self - Interviewee, Peter Brook - Self - Interviewee, Derek Jacobi - Self - Interviewee, John Gielgud - Self - Interviewee, Vanessa Redgrave - Self - Interviewee, F. Murray Abraham - Self, Neal Jones - Messenger, Gordon MacDonald - Dorset, Madison Arnold - Rivers, Vincent Angell - Grey, Timmy Prairie - Prince Edward, Landon Prairie - Young Prince, Kevin Conway - Hastings, Larry Bryggman - Lord Stanley, Estelle Parsons - Margaret, Phil Parolisi - Halberd/Messenger, Bruce MacVittie - 1st Murderer, Paul Guilfoyle - 2nd Murderer, Richard Cox - Catesby, Julie Moret - Mistress Shore, Frederic Kimball - Bishop of Ely, Daniel von Bargen - Ratcliffe, James Colby - Lovell, Ira Lewis - Tyrell, Luke Toma - Messenger, André Sogliuzzo - Messenger, Marlon Pollick - Soldier, Hayley Barr - Self, Gil Bellows - Self, Don Berry - Self, Nicholas Berry - Self, Robin Berry - Self, Kate Burton - Self, Dominic Chianese - Self, Johann Carlo - Self, Joyce Ebert - Self, Paul Gleason - Self, Esther Gregory - Self, Clare Holman - Self, Linda Iannella - Self, Elaine Kory - Self, Damien Leake - Self, Viveca Lindfors - Self, Judith Malina - Self, Michael Maloney - Self, Jaime Sánchez - Self, David Saltzman - Self, Linda Selman - Self, Ed Setrakian - Self, Kyle Smyth - Self, Heathcote Williams - Self, Emrys Jones - Self - Interviewee, Barbara Everett - Self - Interviewee