Richard the Lionheart The Warrior from Scotland (Season 1, Episode 17)
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Richard the Lionheart

The Warrior from Scotland (Season 1, Episode 17)

TV Episode | Adventure, Family, History

Determined to join Richard's Crusade, Kenneth, a young Scottish warrior, arrives at Richard's castle. While attempting to impress Richard. he loses the King banner - and sentenced to death.

Director

Ernest Morris

Writer

Stanley Miller

Composer

Bill LeSage (as Bill Le Sage)

Cinematographer

Walter J. Harvey (as Jimmy Harvey)

Editor

John S. Smith

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Updated Sep 28, 1962

Release date

Sep 28, 1962 (United Kingdom)

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16 cast members

Name	Known for
Dermot Walsh Richard The Lionheart Richard The Lionheart See fewer	Paper Gallows (1950)
Trader Faulkner King Philip of France King Philip of France See fewer	Web (1957)
Francis De Wolff Leopold Leopold See fewer	From Russia with Love (1963)
Michael Peake Conrad Conrad See fewer	Strongroom (1962)
Sheila Whittingham Queen Berengaria Queen Berengaria See fewer	The Corridor People (1966)
Anton Rodgers Sir Kenneth Sir Kenneth See fewer	Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988)
Jennifer Daniel Lady Edith Lady Edith See fewer	Wuthering Heights (1992)
Robin Hunter Sir Gilbert Sir Gilbert See fewer	Richard the Lionheart (1962)
Alan Haywood Sir Geoffrey Sir Geoffrey See fewer	Smuggler's Bay (1964)
Max Faulkner De Fleury De Fleury See fewer	Willow (1988)
Brian McDermott Banister Banister See fewer	Zoe (I) (2001)
Peter Vaughan Caspar Caspar See fewer	Straw Dogs (1971)
Roy Kinnear Nectabanus Nectabanus See fewer	Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)
Jack Armstrong Knight (uncredited) Knight (uncredited) See fewer	The Meaning of Life (1983)
Pat Hagan Knight (uncredited) Knight (uncredited) See fewer	Fallout: New Vegas (2010)
John Wilder Knight (uncredited) Knight (uncredited) See fewer	So Evil My Love (1948)