The Canterbury Tales

From the team that gave you "Decameron", Geoffrey Chaucer's Lustiest Tales of Merrie Olde England!

Glimpses of Chaucer penning his famous work are sprinkled through this re-enactment of several of his stories.

Comedy

Hugh Griffith

(Sir January)

Laura Betti

(The Wife from Bath)

Ninetto Davoli

(Perkin)

Franco Citti

(Devil)

Josephine Chaplin

(May)

Alan Webb

(Old Man)

Pier Paolo Pasolini

(Geoffrey Chaucer)

J.P. Van Dyne

(The Cook)

Vernon Dobtcheff

(The Franklin)

Adrian Street

(Fighter)

Orla Pederson

(Pilgrim)

Derek Deadman

(The Pardoner)

Nicholas Smith

(Friar)

George Bethell Datch

(Host of the Tabard)

Dan Thomas

(Nicholas)

Michael Balfour

(The Carpenter)

Jenny Runacre

(Alison)

Peter Cain

(Absalom)

Daniele Buckler

(Pilgrim)

John Francis Lane

(Greedy Friar)

Settimo Castagna

(Angel)

Athol Coats

(Rich Homosexual)

Judy Stewart-Murray

(Alice)

Tom Baker

(Jenkin)

Oscar Fochetti

(May's Lover)

Willoughby Goddard

(Placebo)

Peter Stephens

(Justinus)

Giuseppe Arrigio

(Pluto / The God)

Elisabetta Genovese

(Prosperine)

Gordon King

(Chancellor)

Patrick Duffett

(Alan)

Eamann Howell

(John)

Tiziano Longo

(Simkin the Miller)

Eileen King

(Simkin's Wife)

Heather Johnson

(Molly)

Robin Askwith

(Rufus)

Martin Whelar

(Jack the Justice)

John McLaren

(Johnny the Grace)

Edward Monteith

(Dick the Sparrow)

Kervin Breen

Franca Sciutto

Vittorio Fanfoni

Leonard S. Brooks

(Businessman (uncredited))

Stephen Calcutt

(The Groom (uncredited))

Phil Davis

(2nd Homosexual Lover (uncredited))

Charles De la Tour

(Inn-keeper (uncredited))

Francis de Wolff

(The Bride's Father (uncredited))

Michael Derrek

(Robin (uncredited))

Andrew Dymock

(Bill (uncredited))

V. Edwards

(The Old Woman (uncredited))

Dorothy Everall

(Perkin's Mother (uncredited))

Diana Fisher

(The Bride (uncredited))

Chris Greener

(Sir Elephant (uncredited))

David Hatton

(Poor Homosexual (uncredited))

Judo Al Hayes

(Fighter (uncredited))

Terry Hooper

(L'Allodoliere (uncredited))

Robert Brook Howard

(Vicar of the Monestary (uncredited))

Karl Howman

(1st Homosexual Lover (uncredited))

Richard Hughes

(Administrator (uncredited))

Laurie Inch

(Mary (uncredited))

Charlotte Kell

(The Prioress (uncredited))

Pinky Martin

(The Nun (uncredited))

Alan McConnell

(Master Gervaso (uncredited))

Norman McGlen

(Perkin's Father (uncredited))

Peter McGregor

(The Merchant (uncredited))

Hugh McKenzie-Bailey

(Thomas (uncredited))

Roderick McLeod

(Knight's Attendant (uncredited))

Anthony Moore

(The Spy (uncredited))

Ken Muggleston

(Doctor (uncredited))

Patrick Newell

(Prior (uncredited))

Ray Parks

(Sergeant (uncredited))

Martin Philips

(Martin (uncredited))

Selwyn Roberts

(The Knight (uncredited))

Anita Sanders

(Thomas' Wife (uncredited))

Marc Sinclair

(Ensemble (uncredited))

Mary Stuart

(Priest (uncredited))

Reg Stuart

(4th Husband (uncredited))

Steve Whitton

(Youth without Name (uncredited))