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Lobby card from The Lion in Winter (1968) showing Anthony Hopkins as Richard the Lion-Hearted, Timothy Dalton as Philip II, Katharine Hepburn as Eleanor, Jane Merrow, and Peter O'Toole as Henry II.
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Anthony Harvey

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  • Lobby card for The Lion in Winter
    The Lion in Winter

    The film marked director Anthony Harvey’s first major feature film, though he had previously worked as an editor on several Stanley Kubrick classics. Composer John Barry won an Oscar for his innovative score.

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    The film marked director Anthony Harvey’s first major feature film, though he had previously worked as an editor on several Stanley Kubrick classics. Composer John Barry won an Oscar for his innovative score.

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