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Cromwell

Oliver Cromwell can no longer tolerate King Charles' policies, and the self-interest of the ruling class, and leads a civil war to install Parliament as the ultimate ruler of England.

Director

Ken Hughes

Year

Genre

biography, drama, history

Box Office

N/A

Production

Columbia Pictures,Irving Allen Productions

Awards

Won 1 Oscar. 2 wins & 5 nominations total

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Oliver Cromwell

King Charles 'Stuart' I

The Earl of Manchester

Queen Henrietta Maria

John Carter

Prince Rupert

The Earl of Strafford

Hugh Peters

Sir Edward Hyde

The Earl of Essex

Henry Ireton

Michael Jayston

Oliver Cromwell II

Richard Cornish

Ruth Carter

Solicitor General

Michael Goodliffe

General Byron

Hacker

Captain Lundsford

President Bradshaw

Stratford Johns

John Pym

Richard Cromwell

John Hampden

John Lilburne

Patrick O'Connell

General Digby

The Speaker

Charles - Prince of Wales

Archbishop Rinucinni

Andre Van Gyseghem

Mrs. Cromwell

Bishop Juxon

Sir Thomas Fairfax

Henry Cromwell

Mary Cromwell

Bridget Cromwell

William

Drummer Boy

Elizabeth Cromwell

Josephine Gillick

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George A. Cooper

Trooper Hawkins

Parliamentarian

Lewis Alexander

Parliamentarian

Member of Parliament

(unknown)

Guard at Execution

Royalist Drummer

Parliamentarian

Parliamentarian

Soldier

Man in Crowd

Judge

Man in Parliament

Colonel Harrison

John Forbes-Robertson

Spectator

Derek Glynne-Percy

Court Recorder

Assessor at KIngs Trial

Victor Harrington

Lord

George Holdcroft

Judge

Parliamentarian

Parliamentarian

Servant

Parliamentarian

Priest

Executioner

Parliamentarian

Parliamentarian

Man in Church

Courtier

Man at Arms

Boy Outside Parliament

Girl Outside Parliament

Independent

Robert van Kaphengst

Parliamentarian

Soldier

Robert Wisepart

Peasant (in church)

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Oliver Cromwell King Charles Thomas Fairfax President Bradshaw King Charles I Queen Henrietta Maria Sir Edward Hyde Hugh Peters The Earl Of Manchester John Pym Henry Ireton Oliver Cromwell Ii The Earl Of Strafford Executioner

Is that him? - Cromwell

God be with you, Oliver.
And you too, John. - Cromwell

God be with you, Oliver. And you too, John.

We will be in America There will be a war Mr Cromwell - Cromwell

We will be in America There will be a war Mr Cromwell

You mean a civil war In England - Cromwell

You mean a civil war In England

It's an odd thing Mr Ireton Every man - Cromwell

It's an odd thing Mr Ireton Every man

Is the church of England not a Protestant church - Cromwell

Is the church of England not a Protestant church

Mr Cromwell I beseech you Does the king think that God - Cromwell

Mr Cromwell I beseech you Does the king think that God

Oh, my God. - Cromwell

Goddamn this king - Cromwell

Goddamn this king

Goddamn this king. - Cromwell

Goddamn this king.

Let us give thanks to our mighty God,
that he has seen fit to bless this table - Cromwell

Let us give thanks to our mighty God, that he has seen fit t...

The king of England go cap in hand to the common people like a - Cromwell

The king of England go cap in hand to the common people like...

Do you mean sir that I should declare war on my own people - Cromwell

Do you mean sir that I should declare war on my own people

You think it could come to war Father - Cromwell

You think it could come to war Father

I say therefore this House is resolved that we'll vote - Cromwell

I say therefore this House is resolved that we'll vote

Though Strafford's hand be upon this warrant - Cromwell

Though Strafford's hand be upon this warrant

I think my Lord Strafford's condition - Cromwell

I think my Lord Strafford's condition

Do you see, madam? - Cromwell

Do you see, madam?

We would as well go back to our homes and our farms - Cromwell

We would as well go back to our homes and our farms

I do swear that I hold this England and its laws - Cromwell

I do swear that I hold this England and its laws

Democracy Mr Cromwell was a Greek drollery - Cromwell

Democracy Mr Cromwell was a Greek drollery

Mr Cromwell you are impertinent - Cromwell

Mr Cromwell you are impertinent

Your Majesty, Parliament
has drawn up this document - Cromwell

Your Majesty, Parliament has drawn up this document

Oh my dearest Charles - Cromwell

Oh my dearest Charles

The king is coming with
a warrant for our arrest. - Cromwell

The king is coming with a warrant for our arrest.

My lords! My lords! - Cromwell

My lords! My lords!

Stand aside, gentlemen,
if you please. MAN: Halt! - Cromwell

Stand aside, gentlemen, if you please. MAN: Halt!

Mr. Speaker. - Cromwell

I have here a warrant for the
arrest of five members of this House. - Cromwell

I have here a warrant for the arrest of five members of this...

Any action against a member of this House is a breach of privilege - Cromwell

Any action against a member of this House is a breach of...

So be it. - Cromwell

Your Majesty! - Cromwell

Now do we see - Cromwell

Now do we see - Cromwell

Morning, William. - Cromwell

Morning, William.

This is no place for you Hugh though you be welcome - Cromwell

This is no place for you Hugh though you be welcome

Morning, Cromwell. Morning, my lord. - Cromwell

Morning, Cromwell. Morning, my lord.

Come, cousin. - Cromwell

Colours to the rear! - Cromwell

Colours to the rear!

What in the name of
God are we waiting for? - Cromwell

What in the name of God are we waiting for?

Colonel Hampden, commence firing! Fire! - Cromwell

Colonel Hampden, commence firing! Fire!

O Lord thou knowest how busy I must be this day - Cromwell

O Lord thou knowest how busy I must be this day

Fire! - Cromwell

Signal Astley to advance.
Bugler, sound the advance. - Cromwell

Signal Astley to advance. Bugler, sound the advance.

The sport begins. - Cromwell

The sport begins.

Give fire! - Cromwell

It's getting too damned
close for my liking. - Cromwell

It's getting too damned close for my liking.

My lord, why in the name of
Christ did you sound the retreat? - Cromwell

My lord, why in the name of Christ did you sound the retreat...

Hold your ground, in the name of God! - Cromwell

Hold your ground, in the name of God!

Well, Uncle, did you ever see a
quarry so swiftly put to flight? - Cromwell

Well, Uncle, did you ever see a quarry so swiftly put to fli...

Manchester! - Cromwell

What bloody treachery is this? - Cromwell

What bloody treachery is this?

Before you stands the enemy,
his three to every one of us. - Cromwell

Before you stands the enemy, his three to every one of us.

So now put your faith in god and keep your powder dry - Cromwell

So now put your faith in god and keep your powder dry

Attack order. Double line abreast. - Cromwell

Attack order. Double line abreast.

The man must be mad. - Cromwell

The man must be mad.

Regroup! Regroup! - Cromwell

Regroup! Regroup!

Come on, lads! - Cromwell

Your Majesty, may I
suggest that we withdraw? - Cromwell

Your Majesty, may I suggest that we withdraw?

Who goes there? - Cromwell

Who goes there?

If we beat the king 99 times - Cromwell

If we beat the king 99 times

Unless Parliament supports
this war to the full, - Cromwell

Unless Parliament supports this war to the full,

You have something to
say to me, Sir Edward? - Cromwell

You have something to say to me, Sir Edward?

Your Excellency will
excuse me. Your Majesty. - Cromwell

Your Excellency will excuse me. Your Majesty.

Do you not rise sir when your king approaches - Cromwell

Do you not rise sir when your king approaches

You did give me your most solemn promise that you would hold Bristol for four months - Cromwell

You did give me your most solemn promise that you would hold...

Your action in this matter is
of such affliction to me, sir, - Cromwell

Your action in this matter is of such affliction to me, sir,

I love this land. - Cromwell

I love this land.

Your Majesty it is my most solemn duty to place you under arrest - Cromwell

Your Majesty it is my most solemn duty to place you under...

Gentlemen, His Majesty. - Cromwell

Gentlemen, His Majesty.

A cunning fellow. - Cromwell

A cunning fellow.

General, there is a Sir
Edward Hyde to see you. - Cromwell

General, there is a Sir Edward Hyde to see you.

Sir Edward, has the king
considered our terms? - Cromwell

Sir Edward, has the king considered our terms?

In order the king should dictate the terms of peace - Cromwell

In order the king should dictate the terms of peace

Let the prisoner be brought in. - Cromwell

Let the prisoner be brought in.

Then I refuse an answer Sir you are before a court of justice - Cromwell

Then I refuse an answer Sir you are before a court of...

And you saw the king and his
wife alone in their chambers - Cromwell

And you saw the king and his wife alone in their chambers

Sir Edward? - Cromwell

The king is not England and England is not the king - Cromwell

The king is not England and England is not the king

Do you think I don't desire that Go back to my farm and my family - Cromwell

Do you think I don't desire that Go back to my farm and...

Very well. Go again to this king. - Cromwell

Very well. Go again to this king.

Here is a warrant demanding
the death of the king - Cromwell

Here is a warrant demanding the death of the king

Oliver, I cannot. Is
he guilty or not guilty? - Cromwell

Oliver, I cannot. Is he guilty or not guilty?

General. Sir Thomas. - Cromwell

General. Sir Thomas.

I have been this past
night to the commissioners. - Cromwell

I have been this past night to the commissioners.

How little you know me that you
think you can buy my principles. - Cromwell

How little you know me that you think you can buy my princip...

Now, both of you... - Cromwell

Now, both of you...

The king's coming. - Cromwell

The king's coming.

Traitor! MAN 2: Execute him! - Cromwell

Traitor! MAN 2: Execute him!

And a true, urgent sword in our
hand. God bless, Your Majesty. - Cromwell

And a true, urgent sword in our hand. God bless, Your Majest...

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Oliver Cromwell can no longer tolerate King Charles' policies, and the self-interest of the ruling class, and leads a civil war to install Parliament as the ultimate ruler of England.

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Director: Ken Hughes

Writer: Ken Hughes

Production: Columbia Pictures,Irving Allen Productions

Genre: biography, drama, history

Year: 1970

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.9

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 17 Jul 1970

Awards: Won 1 Oscar. 2 wins & 5 nominations total

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