The Adventures of William Tell S01E24 The Ensign (02-23-59) [DVDRip DivX]

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The Adventures of William Tell




s1e24




The Ensign





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Country: UK




Language: English




Color: Black and White




Filming Locations: National Studios, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England, UK




Company: Incorporated Television Company (ITC)





Conrad Phillips ... William Tell




Willoughby Goddard ... Gessler




Jennifer Jayne ... Hedda Tell





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Episode List:




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Conrad Phillips starred as the legendary hero from the Swiss settlement of Berglan in Uri, who became a folk hero very

much in the Robin Hood mode.





William Tell.The story of William Tell goes back nearly seven centuries (first appearing in a chronicle of 1470) to the

days when the Austrians were the overlords of the states that now make up Switzerland, and the invading Austrian

Governor Landburgher Gessler ruled with tyrannical force. To make sure that he was feared and respected Gessler placed

his hat on a pole in the market place of Altdorf and ordered every citizen to salute it as they passed by. Then one day

Tell walked into town with his son, and disgusted with the Austrian rule and the crippling taxes that they had imposed,

walked past the hat without even looking at it. He was immediately seized by soldiers and taken before the tyrant.

Gessler, who had heard of Tell and his skills as a bowman, told him that he could only avoid execution by shooting an

arrow into an apple placed on his son's head from a distance of 20 paces (try it, it's longer than you think).





Legend has it that Tell succeeded and later slew Gessler and so initiated the movement which secured Switzerland's

independence. In Altdorf today there stands a statue of William Tell holding his son in one hand and his crossbow in the

other. However, like most folklore, the story -as well as Tell's own existence- is open to dispute.





Gessler.For the series, Tell had kept an extra arrow for Gessler (Willoughby Goddard), in case he failed to shoot the

apple, and on discovering this, the Governor ordered his re-arrest. But Tell escaped and fled to the mountains with his

son, Walter (Richard Rogers) and his wife, Hedda (Jennifer Jayne), before leading a small band of followers into a

series of forays against the Austrians. Actor Conrad Phillips was 34 years of age when he took the part of William Tell.

A Londoner who served in the Navy during the war he was also an ex student of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

Phillips performed most of his own stunts and by the end of the series he had suffered a broken ankle, torn ligaments,

and was left with a scar across his right shoulder as the result of a sword fight that became too realistic. The format

of the series altered slightly during the run. Originally the Tell family was made up of wife, son and dog, but the dog

was quickly dropped after the first few episodes when it was realised that far too much time was needed for it to learn

its stunts. Next went the son, played by child actor Richard Rogers, allegedly because he was late for work too many

times, holding up filming. Then, when actress Jennifer Jayne complained about not having enough to do, apart from

appearing as the dutiful wife at the beginning and end of each episode, her part was expanded-even to the point where

Jayne was giving fencing lessons so she could join in the action.





Location work took place in and around the area of Snowdonia and the usual ITC stable of writers, directors and

producers were employed. Of more interest however is the impressive list of 'guest' actors who were starting out on the

road to stardom (and in some cases superstardom). Early roles were given to Michael Caine, Christopher Lee, John Le

Mesurier, Patrick Troughton, Frazer Hines and Wilfrid Brambell. Phillips re-surfaced years later as an estate agent in

the rural soap Emmerdale Farm (another vehicle for Frazer Hines), and later still in 1989 in an Anglo-French remake of

the Tell saga, in which he made a guest appearance.




CAST




William Tell Conrad Phillips | Hedda Tell Jennifer Jayne | Walter Tell Richard Rogers | Gessler Willoughby Goddard |

Fertog (The Bear) Nigel Greene





Created By: Leslie Arliss. Produced By: Ralph Smart, Leslie Arliss. Directors Included: Ralph Smart, Quentin Maxwell,

Terry Bishop. Writers Included: Lelie Arliss, Ralph Smart, Ian Stuart Black, Roger Marshall, John Cruse. Theme: Harold

Durrell





Take note: Episodes 15, 16, 24, 29, 30, 31, 32, 38 and 39 are from a different source,

with different video data (like FPS) than the others.





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