Glimpses of Chaucer penning his famous work are sprinkled through this re-enactment of several of his stories.
Full Cast of The Canterbury Tales
Franco Citti
as Devil
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J.P. Van Dyne
as The Cook
Vernon Dobtcheff
as The Franklin
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Orla Pederson
as Pilgrim
Derek Deadman
as The Pardoner
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George Bethell Datch
as Host of the Tabard
Dan Thomas
as Nicholas
Peter Cain
as Absalom
Daniele Buckler
as Pilgrim
John Francis Lane
as Greedy Friar
Settimo Castagna
as Angel
Athol Coats
as Rich Homosexual
Judy Stewart-Murray
as Alice
Oscar Fochetti
as May's Lover
Peter Stephens
as Justinus
Giuseppe Arrigio
as Pluto / The God
Gordon King
as Chancellor
Patrick Duffett
as Alan
Eamann Howell
as John
Tiziano Longo
as Simkin the Miller
Eileen King
as Simkin's Wife
Heather Johnson
as Molly
Martin Whelar
as Jack the Justice
Edward Monteith
as Dick the Sparrow
Kervin Breen
Leonard S. Brooks
as Businessman (uncredited)
Stephen Calcutt
as The Groom (uncredited)
Phil Davis
as 2nd Homosexual Lover (uncredited)
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Charles De la Tour
as Inn-keeper (uncredited)
Michael Derrek
as Robin (uncredited)
Andrew Dymock
as Bill (uncredited)
V. Edwards
as The Old Woman (uncredited)
Dorothy Everall
as Perkin's Mother (uncredited)
Diana Fisher
as The Bride (uncredited)
Chris Greener
as Sir Elephant (uncredited)
Judo Al Hayes
as Fighter (uncredited)
Terry Hooper
as L'Allodoliere (uncredited)
Robert Brook Howard
as Vicar of the Monestary (uncredited)
Richard Hughes
as Administrator (uncredited)
Laurie Inch
as Mary (uncredited)
Charlotte Kell
as The Prioress (uncredited)
Pinky Martin
as The Nun (uncredited)
Alan McConnell
as Master Gervaso (uncredited)
Norman McGlen
as Perkin's Father (uncredited)
Peter McGregor
as The Merchant (uncredited)
Hugh McKenzie-Bailey
as Thomas (uncredited)
Roderick McLeod
as Knight's Attendant (uncredited)
Anthony Moore
as The Spy (uncredited)
Ken Muggleston
as Doctor (uncredited)
Ray Parks
as Sergeant (uncredited)
Martin Philips
as Martin (uncredited)
Marc Sinclair
as Ensemble (uncredited)
Reg Stuart
as 4th Husband (uncredited)
Steve Whitton
as Youth without Name (uncredited)
Crew of The Canterbury Tales
Discover the backstage crew of The Canterbury Tales →- Released on September 02, 1972