The Bastard

The Bastard (1978)


  • Genre: History, Drama, War, TV Movie
  • Release Date: 1978-05-22
  • User Rating: 5/10 from 3 ratings
  • Runtime: 4h 0min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Universal Television
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Lee H. Katzin
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Summary

Phillipe Charboneau is the illegitimate son of an English duke. When he travels from France to England to claim his inheritance, he incurs the wrath of his father's family and is forced to flee to America, where he becomes involved in the events leading to the American Revolution. (Episodes 1 and 2 of the Kent Chronicles miniseries.)

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  • Andrew Stevens

    as Phillipe Charboneau / Philip Kent

  • Tom Bosley

    as Benjamin Franklin

  • Kim Cattrall

    as Anne Ware

  • Buddy Ebsen

    as Benjamin Edes

  • Lorne Greene

    as Bishop Francis

  • Olivia Hussey

    as Alicia

  • Cameron Mitchell

    as Capt. Plummer

  • Harry Morgan

    as Capt. Caleb

  • Patricia Neal

    as Marie Charboneau

  • Eleanor Parker

    as Lady Amberly

  • Donald Pleasence

    as Solomon Sholto

  • William Shatner

    as Paul Revere

  • Barry Sullivan

    as Abraham Ware

  • Noah Beery Jr.

    as Dan O'Brien

  • Peter Bonerz

    as Girard

  • John Colicos

    as Lord North

  • William Daniels

    as Samuel Adams

  • James Gregory

    as Will Campbell

  • Herbert Jefferson Jr.

    as Lucas

  • Mark Neely

    as Roger Amberly

  • Keenan Wynn

    as Johnny Malcolm

  • Raymond Burr

    as Narrator (voice)

  • Charles Haid

    as George Lumden

  • Jim Antonio

    as Dr. Warren

  • John de Lancie

    as Lt. Stark

  • James Whitmore Jr.

    as Esau Sholto

  • Russell Johnson

    as Col. James Barrett

  • Ike Eisenmann

    as The Marquis de LaFayette

  • Robert Burke

    as Hosea Sholto

  • Elizabeth Shepherd

    as Emma Sholto

  • Carole Tru Foster

    as Daisy O'Brien

  • Alex Henteloff

    as Henry Knox

  • Sam Chew Jr.

    as Major

  • Alan Napier

    as Dr. Bleeker

  • Monte Landis

    as Turly

  • Peter Elbling

    as General

  • Beege Barkette

    as Charlotte

  • Roger Bowen

    as Landlord

  • George Chandler

    as Seadog

  • Johnny Doran

    as Jeremy Thaxter

  • Claude Earl Jones

    as Fat Man

  • John Mark Robinson

    as Dr. Prescott

  • William Bassett

    as British Officer

  • Damon Douglas

    as Auguste Du Pleis

  • Stephen Furst

    as Bertrand

  • Benjamin Stewart

    as Innkeeper

  • Pamela White

    as Polly

  • Albert Carrier

    as Valet

  • Keith McConnell

    as Coachman

  • Clint Ritchie

    as Mister Dawes

  • Michael Alldredge

    as British Sgt.

  • Richard Peel

    as Capt. Rotch

  • Peggy Rea

    as Shopkeeper

  • James Garrett

    as Beggar

  • Philip Baker Hall

    as Shopkeeper

  • Ian Abercrombie

    as Deserter (uncredited)
Directing Lee H. Katzin Director
Writing John Jakes Novel
Writing Guerdon Trueblood Teleplay
Production Joe Byrne Producer
Camera Michel Hugo Director of Photography
Costume & Make-Up Jean-Pierre Dorléac Costume Design
Writing Cara Trueblood Teleplay
Sound John Addison Music
Production John Wilder Executive Producer
Editing Michael S. Murphy Editor
Editing Robert F. Shugrue Editor
Art Loyd S. Papez Art Direction
Art Richard Friedman Set Decoration

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