Marat/Sade
By Peter Weiss
1967
Rated
NR
116
minutes
Drama, History, Music
Wikipedia
Directed By:
Peter Brook
In Charenton Asylum, the Marquis de Sade directs a play about Jean Paul Marat's death, using the patients as actors. Based on 'The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade', a 1963 play by Peter Weiss.
Language
English
Release Date
February 22, 1967
Cast
Patrick Magee
Marquis de Sade
Ian Richardson
Jean-Paul Marat
Michael Williams
Herald
Clifford Rose
Monsieur Coulmier
Glenda Jackson
Charlotte Corday
Freddie Jones
Cucurucu
Hugh Sullivan
Kokol
John Hussey
Newly Rich Lady
William Morgan Sheppard
A Mad Animal
Jonathan Burn
Polpoch
Jeanette Landis
Rossignol
Robert Langdon Lloyd
Jacques Roux (as Robert Lloyd)
John Steiner
Monsieur Dupere
James Mellor
Schoolmaster
Henry Woolf
Father
John Harwood
Voltaire
Leon Lissek
Lavoisier
Susan Williamson
Simone Evrard
Carol Raymont
Patient
Mary Allen
Patient
Brenda Kempner
Madame Coulmier
Mark Jones
Mother
Maroussia Frank
Patient
Tamara Fuerst
Patient
Sheila Grant
Patient
Lynn Pinkney
Patient
Ian Hogg
Military Representative
Ruth Baker
Mademoiselle Coulmier
Michael Farnsworth
Patient
Guy Gordon
Patient
Michael Percival
Patient
Heather Canning
Nun
Jennifer Tudor
Nun
Tim Hardy
Guard (as Timothy Hardy)
Stanford Trowell
Guard
Show Full Crew
Directing
Peter Brook
Director
Anthony Waye
First Assistant Director
Ariel Levy
Second Assistant Director
Josephine Knowles
Continuity
Production
Editing
Art
Costume & Make-Up
Alan Boyle
Makeup Designer
Alan Boyle
Wig Designer
Ken Lintott
Wig Designer
Ken Lintott
Makeup Designer
Bunty Phillips
Makeup Artist
Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss
Costume Designer
John Hales
Costume Designer
Lynn Hope
Costume Designer
Betty Sherriff
Hairdresser
Sound
Hugh Strain
Sound Mixer
Patrick Gowers
Music Director
Bob Allen
Sound Recordist
Rainer Schulein
Musician
Robin Clegg
Boom Operator
Mike Gould
Musician
Nicholas Moes
Musician
Richard Peaslee
Original Music Composer
Richard Callinan
Musician
Paul Hiley
Musician
Camera
David Watkin
Director of Photography
Roy Ford
Focus Puller
Wally Byatt
Focus Puller
Jim Day
Camera Operator
Nigel Cousins
Clapper Loader
Crew
Writing