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  Episode Information  
Title: Henry VI, Part One
Episode Number: 25
Season: 5
Season Episode #.: 4
Original Airdate: Sunday January 02nd, 1983
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Episode Crew
Director: Jane Howell
Writer: William Shakespeare
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First of three parts dealing with the live of King Henry VI. Part one deals with the early years of King Henry's reign from the English losing much of their conquered French territory because of Joan of Arc until Henry's marriage to Margaret of Anjou.
 
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Guest Stars
Alex GuardplayedJohn TalbotRecurring (first appearance)
Arthur CoxplayedSir John Falstolfe/Mayor of LondonRecurring (first appearance)
Derek FarrplayedEarl of SalisburyRecurring (first appearance)
Frank MiddlemassplayedBishop of WinchesterRecurring (third appearance)
Joanna McCallumplayedCountess d'AuvergneRecurring (first appearance)
Joseph O'ConorplayedDuke of ExeterRecurring (third appearance)
Julia FosterplayedQueen MargaretRecurring (first appearance)
Mark Wing-DaveyplayedEarl of WarwickRecurring (first appearance)
Peter Benson (1)playedKing Henry VIRecurring (second appearance)
Ron CookplayedMessenger/PorterRecurring (second appearance)
Tenniel EvansplayedDuke of BedfordRecurring (second appearance)
David Baker (1)playedDuke of Anjou 
Ian SaynorplayedDauphin Charles 
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