All Is True
All Is True
Overview
London, June 29th, 1613. The Globe Theater, ran by the famous playwright William Shakespeare, accidentally burns to ashes. Seriously affected, he stops writing and returns to his hometown, where his wife Anne and daughters Judith and Susanna get surprised to hear he intends to stay there definitively, after two decades working in the capital, neglecting his sincere affections for them.
Trailer
Cast
Kenneth Branagh
Judi Dench
Ian McKellen
Kathryn Wilder
Lydia Wilson
Hadley Fraser
Jack Colgrave Hirst
John Dagleish
Sean Foley
Gerard Horan
Jimmy Yuill
Alex MacQueen
Eleanor de Rohan
Nonso Anozie
Lolita Chakrabarti
Darryl Clark
Doug Colling
Clara Duczmal
Phil Dunster
Freya Durkan
Sam Ellis
Matt Jessup
Harry Lister Smith
Hamish McColl
Sabi Perez
Michael Rouse
Penny Ryder
Kate Tydman
Ian Hearnshaw
Crew
Kenneth Branagh
Zac Nicholson
James Merifield
Colin Nicolson
Patrick Doyle
Úna Ní Dhonghaíle
Becca Kovacik
Judy Hofflund
Martin Curry
Michael O'Connor
Ted Gagliano
Louise Killin
Lucy Bevan
Emily Brockmann
Ben Elton
Laura Berwick
Andy Nelson
Kenneth Branagh
Matthew Jenkins
Tamar Thomas
Anna Brabbins
Deryn Stafford
Rob Youngson
Gavin Rose
Emily Lutyens
Hannah Spice
Tom Sayers
David Watkins
Dillon Bennett
Kellie Waugh
Dean Marsh
Annie Penn
Charlotte Hutchings
Larry S. Prinz
Vanessa White
Vanessa White
Ben Brown
Bennett Clarke
Harry Bennett-Snewin
Johannes Lohmann
Charlotte Hutchings
Ewa Galak
James Gemmill
Rohan Harris
Clive Sait
Ian Ogden
Andy Woodcock
Peter Myslowski
Keith Mead
Garth Sewell
Gordon Harmer
Anna Kot
Andrew Joslin
Martin Chitty
Jordan Colls
Carin Hoff
Manuela Harding
Hayley Clair Stewart
John Usher
Oliver Wilson
Lesley Altringham
Cathy Burczak
Linda Wilson
Adam James Phillips
Neill Gorton
Isabel Chick
Nick Chaffey
Sarah Unwin
Marina Heumann
Olivia Grant
Cat Gregory
Freddie Tyson Brown
Will Hannan
Wojciech Duczmal
Niv Adiri
Michael Maroussas
Davide Favargiotti
Grace Averbuch
Matt Waites
Sebastian Dale
Emmet O'Donnell
Matthias Schwab
Phoebe Scholfield
Sophia Hardman
Carsten Richter
Daniel Weis
Hanse Warns
Patrick Doyle