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| Genre/Form: | Animated films Short films |
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| Material Type: | Videorecording |
| Document Type: | Visual material |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Jonathan Myerson; Aida Zyablikova; Renat Zinnurov; Bob Peck; Robert Lindsay; Sean Bean; Geoffrey Chaucer; Christmas Films (Firm); Metrodome Distribution Ltd.; S4C (Firm); BBC Two (Television station : London, England); Ovation (TV network); et al |
| OCLC Number: | 76823430 |
| Notes: | 10 part animated series originally shown on BBC2. "VFC72925" "MTD5194"--Cassette label. "055002551949" (ISBN). "The viewer is transported to a vivid journey medieval times taking in chivalry, love, lust, the Black Death, rape, deception ... and chickens"--Container. |
| Credits: | Camera, George Krinitsky, et al. ; animators, Olga Panokina, et al. ; script and series editors, Martin Lamb, Penelope Middleboe ; music, Ben Park. |
| Performer(s): | Voices, Sean Bean, Robert Lindsay, Richard Griffiths, Tim McInnery, Bill Nighty, and Bob Peck, et al. |
| Awards: | "Best animated short film". |
| Target Audience: | Rated PG. |
| Description: | 1 videodisc (83 min.) : sd., b&w ; 4 3/4 in. |
| Details: | DVD format. |
| Contents: | Squire's tale -- Canon's servant's tale -- Miller's tale -- Reeve's tale -- Nun's priest's tale -- Knight's tale -- Wife of Bath's tale -- The merchant's tale -- The pardoner's tale The Franklin's tale. |
| Other Titles: | Canterbury tales Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury tales |
| Responsibility: | produced by Christmas Films, S4C in association with BBC Wales and Home Box Office ; screenplay by Jonathan Myerson ; directed by Aida Zyablikova ... [et al.] ; producer[s], Renat Zinnurov ... [et al.]. |
| Local System Bib Number: | 228727 |
Abstract:
Animated in a variety of styles, to suit each tale, and spoken in lively, modern English. This tape also includes a second version spoken in Chaucer's original Middle English verse.
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