About Fall of Eagles
- Released on March 15, 1974
"Fall of Eagles" is a 13-part British television drama aired by the BBC in 1974. The series portrays historical events from 1848 to 1918, dealing with the collapse of the ruling dynasties of Austria-Hungary (the Habsburgs), Germany (the Hohenzollerns) and Russia (the Romanovs).
Main Cast of Fall of Eagles
Barry Foster plays Kaiser Wilhelm II (13 episodes)
Michael Hordern plays Narrator (13 episodes)
Charles Kay plays Tsar Nicholas II (7 episodes)
Secondary Cast of Fall of Eagles
Marius Goring plays Von Hindenburg (2 episodes)
Sandor Elès plays Count Andrassy (1 episode)
Roger Hammond plays Albrecht (1 episode)
Vernon Dobtcheff plays Count Stookau (1 episode)
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See Vernon Dobtcheff's other roles →Nora Swinburne plays Katharina Schratt (1 episode)
Jan Francis plays Kschessinska (1 episode)
Ed Devereaux plays Purtales (1 episode)
Bruce Purchase plays Von Plehve (1 episode)
Kenneth Colley plays Father Gapon (1 episode)
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Geoffrey Toone plays Groener (1 episode)
Gemma Jones plays Princess Vicky (2 episodes)
Peter Dyneley plays Von Bulow (2 episodes)
Isla Blair plays Grand Duchess Ella (2 episodes)
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Pamela Brown plays Archduchess Sophia (1 episode)
Emrys James plays Count Taaffe (1 episode)
Miriam Margolyes plays Anna Vyrubova (1 episode)
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See Miriam Margolyes's other roles →Edward Wilson plays Martov (1 episode)
Michael Bryant plays Ratchkowsky (1 episode)
Peter Vaughan plays Izvolsky (1 episode)
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See Peter Vaughan's other roles →Peter Copley plays Bethmann-Hollweg (1 episode)
Erik Chitty plays Hertling (1 episode)
Tony Jay plays Tsar Alexander III (2 episodes)
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Miles Anderson plays Young Franz Josef of Austria-Hungary (1 episode)
Miles Anderson is a Zimbabwean born British stage, film and television actor.
See Miles Anderson's other roles →Frank Thornton plays Prince Albert (1 episode)
James Cossins plays Count Josi Hoyos (1 episode)
John Welsh plays Archbishop (1 episode)
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Derek Francis plays Edward VII of England (1 episode)
T. P. McKenna plays Count Conrad von Hotzendorf (1 episode)
Hetty Baynes plays Grand Duchess Tatiana (1 episode)
Griffith Jones plays Hintze (1 episode)
Diane Keen plays Young 'Sisi', Empress Elizabeth of Austria (1 episode)
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Andrew Keir plays Wickham Steed (1 episode)
Laurence Naismith plays Emperor Franz Josef I of Austria-Hungary (3 episodes)
Charles Gray plays Rodzianko (1 episode)
John Robinson plays Muller (1 episode)
Denis Lill plays 'Fritz', Prince Frederick William (2 episodes)
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Mary Wimbush plays Zasulich (1 episode)
Rachel Gurney plays 'Sisi', Empress Elizabeth of Austria (1 episode)
Kevin Stoney plays Father John (1 episode)
John Turner plays Prince Mirsky (1 episode)
Frank Middlemass plays Stolypin (1 episode)
Jay Neill plays Heller (1 episode)
Alix Crista plays Mounia (1 episode)
Maurice Denham plays Kaiser Wilhelm I (2 episodes)
Freddie Jones plays Witte (2 episodes)
Frederick Jaeger plays Holstein (1 episode)
Olaf Pooley plays Police President Baron Krauss (1 episode)
Michael Kitchen plays Trotsky (1 episode)
Peter Woodthorpe plays Archduke Franz-Ferdinand (1 episode)
John Barcroft plays Eulenberg (1 episode)
Basil Henson plays Von Moltke (1 episode)
Michael Sheard plays Losehek (1 episode)
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See Michael Sheard's other roles →George Merritt plays Ketterl (1 episode)
Colin Baker plays Crown Prince Willie (1 episode)
Robert Brown plays Uncle Serge (2 episodes)
David Neal plays Baltazzi (1 episode)
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Paul Eddington plays Plekhanov (1 episode)
Alan Hockey plays Doctor (1 episode)
John Moffatt plays Aehrenthal (1 episode)
Neville Barber plays Count Paar (1 episode)
Hugh Burden plays Protopopov (1 episode)
Eve Pearce plays Empress Dona (1 episode)
John Quarmby plays Lamsdorf (1 episode)
John Bennett plays Georges Clemenceau (1 episode)
Nigel Stock plays General Alexiev (1 episode)
Lynn Farleigh plays Krupskaya (2 episodes)
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See Lynn Farleigh's other roles →Ursula Howells plays Empress Maria Fyodorovna (1 episode)
Jenny Till plays Mounia (1 episode)
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John Nightingale plays Cousin Serge (1 episode)
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See John Nightingale's other roles →Michael Aldridge plays Rasputin (1 episode)
Rosalie Crutchley plays Miehen, the Grand Duchess Vladimir (1 episode)
Barbara Keogh plays Vara (1 episode)
Pippa Vickers plays Grand Duchess Anastasia (1 episode)
Martha Nairn plays Grand Duchess Olga (1 episode)
Prue Clarke plays Grand Duchess Maria (1 episode)
John Phillips plays Grand Duke Nicholas (1 episode)
Frank Mills plays A.F. Trepov (1 episode)
Michael Bates plays Von Ludendorff (2 episodes)
Gayle Hunnicutt plays Tsarina Alexandra (6 episodes)
Curd Jürgens plays Otto von Bismarck (2 episodes)
Crew of Fall of Eagles
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- Marius Goring
- Sandor Elès
- Roger Hammond
- Vernon Dobtcheff
- Nora Swinburne
- Jan Francis
- Ed Devereaux
- Bruce Purchase
- Kenneth Colley
- John Stratton
- Geoffrey Toone
- Gemma Jones
- Peter Dyneley
- Isla Blair
- Pamela Brown
- Emrys James
- Miriam Margolyes
- Edward Wilson
- Michael Bryant
- Peter Vaughan
- Peter Copley
- Erik Chitty
- Tony Jay
- Miles Anderson
- Frank Thornton
- James Cossins
- John Welsh
- Derek Francis
- T. P. McKenna
- Hetty Baynes
- Griffith Jones
- Diane Keen
- Andrew Keir
- Laurence Naismith
- Charles Gray
- John Robinson
- Denis Lill
- Mary Wimbush
- Rachel Gurney
- Kevin Stoney
- John Turner
- Frank Middlemass
- Jay Neill
- Alix Crista
- Maurice Denham
- Freddie Jones
- Frederick Jaeger
- Olaf Pooley
- Michael Kitchen
- Peter Woodthorpe
- John Barcroft
- Basil Henson
- Michael Sheard
- George Merritt
- Colin Baker
- Robert Brown
- David Neal
- Paul Eddington
- Alan Hockey
- John Moffatt
- Neville Barber
- Hugh Burden
- Eve Pearce
- John Quarmby
- John Bennett
- Nigel Stock
- Lynn Farleigh
- Ursula Howells
- Jenny Till
- John Nightingale
- Michael Aldridge
- Rosalie Crutchley
- Barbara Keogh
- Pippa Vickers
- Martha Nairn
- Prue Clarke
- John Phillips
- Frank Mills
- Michael Bates
- Gayle Hunnicutt
- Curd Jürgens