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Richard III
Although several others are ahead of him in the line of succession, Richard of Gloucester is determined to gain the throne. Through deceit, manipulation, and murder, he does become King Richard III of England. But once he becomes king, he soon finds out that the many enemies he has made will make it very difficult for him to remain on the throne for long.
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Although several others are ahead of him in the line of succession, Richard of Gloucester is determined to gain the throne. Through deceit, manipulation, and murder, he does become King Richard III of England. But once he becomes king, he soon finds out that the many enemies he has made will make it very difficult for him to remain on the throne for long.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Frank R. Benson
Director
Frank R. Benson
Richard, Duke of Gloucester (later King Richard III)
James Berry
King Henry VI
Alfred Brydone
King Edward IV
Kathleen Yorke
Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward V)
Murray Carrington
George, Duke of Clarence
Eric Maxon
Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond, (later King Henry VII)
Moffat Johnston
Henry, Stafford, Duke of Buckingham
James Maclean
John Howard, Duke of Norfolk
Victor McClure
Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey
R. L. Conrick
Anthony Woodville, Earl Rivers
George Manship
John de Vere, Earl of Oxford
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