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Androcles and the Lion: Directed by Joe Layton. With Norman Wisdom, Noël Coward, Ed Ames, Brian Bedford. The story of Androcles, the simple-hearted Christian tailor whose friendship with a lion saves himself and his friends from martyrdom in the Roman Colosseum.
Androcles and the Lion by Ed Ames, Noël Coward, Norman Wisdom released in 1967. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Androcles, a simple-hearted Christian tailor, becomes friends with a lion by removing a thorn from his paw. Later, the lion saves Androcles and his friends from martyrdom in the Roman Colosseum. Cast. Norman Wisdom as Androcles; Inga Swenson as Lavinia; Noël Coward as Caesar; Ed Ames as Ferrovius; Geoffrey Holder as Lion; John ...
8 de jun. de 2021 · Androcles and the Lion 1967 TV Soundtrack. 1 Opening - Orchestra. 2 Velvet Paws - Norman Wisdom. 3 Follow In Our Footsteps - Ed Ames & Chorus. 4 Strangers - Inga Swenson & John Cullum. 5 A Fine Young Man - Strength Is My Weakness - Ed Ames & Norman Wisdom. 6 Gladiator's Ballet - Orchestra. 7 The Emperor's Thumb - Noel Coward.
Released in mono by RCA Victor in 1967, the original soundtrack recording of Androcles and the Lion featured ebullient orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett and dance arrangements by David Baker. The lead vocals were sung by Norman Wisdom, Noël Coward, Ed Ames, Brian Bedford, John Cullum and Inga Swenson.
CAST Noël Coward as Caesar Ed Ames as Ferrovius Inga Swenson as Lavinia Brian Bedford as Lentulus John Cullum as Captain Norman Wisdom as Androcles Patricia Routledge as Megaera Kurt Kasznar as Manager William Redfield as Spintho George Mathews as Centurion Geoffrey Holder as The Lion Clifford David as Metellus Bill Hickey as Keeper Bill Starr as Retiarius George Reeder as Secutor Music and ...
17 de jun. de 2014 · The idea showed promise, with a first rate cast that included Ed Ames (Ferrovius), No l Coward (Caesar), Norman Wisdom (Androcles), Brian Bedford (Lentulus), and the young lovers played by two stars who would go on to shine brightly, Inga Swenson and John Cullum.
