The Godfather Part II
- Shares the drama film genre
- Shares the United States cinema
- Released in a similar period
- Similar runtime
Film record
Barry Lyndon
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- Production countries
- United States · United Kingdom
- Languages
- English · French · German
- Genres
- adventure film · drama film · historical film · comedy drama · historical drama film · war film · war drama · period drama film
Credits
Music
Leonard Rosenman — Music composition
Direction
Stanley Kubrick — Directing
Cinematography
John Alcott — Cinematography
Art department
Ken Adam — Production design
Costume
Milena Canonero — Costume design
Writing
Stanley Kubrick — Screenwriting
Cast
Hardy Krüger — Acting (Captain Potzdorf)
Ryan O'Neal — Acting (Redmond Barry)
Marisa Berenson — Acting (Lady Lyndon)
Steven Berkoff — Acting (Lord Ludd)
Patrick Magee — Acting (the Chevalier du Balibari)
Gay Hamilton — Acting (Nora Brady)
Godfrey Quigley — Acting (Captain Grogan)
Diana Körner — Acting (Lieschen)
Murray Melvin — Acting (Reverend Samuel Runt)
Leonard Rossiter — Acting (Captain John Quin)
Philip Stone — Acting (Graham)
Leon Vitali — Acting (Lord Bullingdon)
Marie Kean — Acting (Belle)
André Morell — Acting (Lord Wendover)
Frank Middlemass — Acting (Sir Charles Reginald Lyndon)
Liam Redmond — Acting (Mr. Brady)
Michael Hordern — Acting (Narrator)
Dominic Savage — Acting (young Bullingdon)
Arthur O'Sullivan — Acting (Captain Feeney)
Anthony Sharp — Acting (Lord Hallam)
Wolf Kahler — Acting (Prince of Tübingen)
Ferdy Mayne — Acting (Colonel Bulow)
Vivian Kubrick — Acting (a guest at party)
Hans Meyer — Acting (Schulffen)
John Bindon — Acting
Pat Roach — Acting (Corporal Toole)
Harry Towb — Acting
John Sharp — Acting (Doohan)
George Sewell — Acting
Barry Jackson — Acting
Frederick Schiller — Acting
David Morley — Acting (Bryan Patrick Lyndon)
Billy Boyle — Acting (Seamus Feeney)
Jonathan Cecil — Acting (Lt. Jonathan Fakenham)
Peter Cellier — Acting (Sir Richard Brevis)
Geoffrey Chater — Acting (Dr. Broughton)
Roger Booth — Acting (King George III)
John Alcott — Acting (the man asleep in a chair)
Editing
Tony Lawson — Editing
Versions and cuts
No versions have been documented yet.
Releases by territory
United States · Original release
Film connections
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- Shares the drama film genre
- Shares the United States cinema
- Released in a similar period
- Similar runtime