The Sword and the Rose

LaserDisc info
Title: The Sword and the Rose
Original Title: The Sword and the Rose
IMDb / Disneyinfo:   
Country: United States United States
NTSC / PAL: NTSC
Reference: 266 AS
Type: CLV
Category: Live Action
Serie: Walt Disney's Studio Film Collection
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Family
Year: 1953
Release Date: 06-01-1993
UPC: 012257266061
ISBN: None
Catalog Number: 266-1
Price: 34.99 USD
Manufactured By: * Multiple Sites *
Production: Walt Disney Productions
Distribution: Buena Vista Home Video
Length: 92 Minutes
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Sides: 2
Chapter(s): 14
Size: 12 inch
Obi: No
Subtitles: None
Closed-Caption: Closed-Caption for the hearing impaired  English
Mint Marks Sample: [bMitsubishi[/b]
266AS A 02 A21A01497
266AS B 03 B21A01501

266AS A 02 A21A01187
266AS B 03 B21A01190
Synopsis
Walt Disney's Studio Film Collection represents a very special era in motion picture history. Reflecting the creative vision of a man who believed deeply in the youthful hopes and dreams inside us all, the unique quality of these timeless films will forever touch our hearts.

At the royal court of Henry VIII, the King's word is law! And the King has decreed that his sister, coquettish Princess Mary Tudor (Glynis Johns), should wed the elderly Louis XII of France. But Mary falls madly in love with handsome, dashing Charles Brandon (Richard Todd), an ambitious young man bound for America. The headstrong Mary defies her brother and leaves with Charles' party, disguised as a boy. Pursued and captured by the King's men, Charles is imprisoned in the Tower and Mary is sent to France.

Against all odds, Charles must mount a daring escape and rescue Mary, leading to the spectacular climax pitting him against the villainous Duke of Buckingham in a chivalrous duel to the death. In its epic sweep and scope, The Sword And The Rose combines a timeless love story with thrilling adventure, providing great entertainment for viewers of every age.
Cast
Original Other
Glynis Johns - Princess Mary Tudor
Richard Todd - Charles Brandon
James Robertson Justice - King Henry VIII
Michael Gough - Duke of Buckingham
Jane Barrett - Lady Margaret
Peter Copley - Sir Edwin Caskoden
Rosalie Crutchley - Queen Katherine
D.A. Clarke-Smith - Cardinal Wolsey
Ernest Jay - Lord Chamberlain
John Vere - Lawyer Clerk
Philip Lennard - Chaplain
Bryan Coleman - Earl of Surrey
Phillip Glasier - Royal Falconer
Jean Mercure - King Louis XII
Gérard Oury - Dauphin of France (as Gerard Oury)
Fernand Fabre - Ambassador of France
Robert Le Béal - Royal Physician (as Robert Le Beal)
Gaston Richer - Grand Chancellor
Helen Goss - Princess Claude
Patrick Cargill - French Diplomat
Anthony Sharp - French Diplomat
Caven Watson - Captain Bradhurst
Richard Molinas - Father Pierre
Hal Osmond - Costermonger
Norman Pierce - Innkeeper
Douglas Bradley-Smith - Squire
Ewen Solon - Guardsman
Rupert Evans - Bargeman
Paddy Ryan - Bargeman
Thomas Heathcote - Wrestling Second
Arthur Brander - First Mate
Russell Waters - Sailor
John Serret - French Squire
Bob Simmons - French Champion
Ernie Rice - Sailor (uncredited)
Chapters
Side 1
1. Program Start
2. Opening Credits
3. A Flirtation
4. In Mary's Drawing Room
5. A Bold New Dance
6. A Tryst In The Woods
7. "Informally" Receiving The Ambassadors Of France

Side 2
8. A Surprise For Charles
9. Unmasked
10. Mary, Queen Of France
11. An Affront On The Bridle Path
12. An Unsavory Overture
13. Duel!
14. Back At Court
Extra Info
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