Castle /

Castle combines colorful animation with live-action documentary sequences to tell the story of a 13th-century Welsh castle. Author David Macaulay, who wrote and illustrated the best-selling book of the same title, leads viewers on a castle tour, explaining its cultural and sociological significance...

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Corporate Authors:	Animation Partnership (Firm) (Animator), TV Cartoons Ltd (Animator), Carl Gover Associates
Other Authors:	Stokes, Jack, 1920-2013 (Television director), Newington, Peter (Television director), Hubbard, Ray Andrew, 1924-1999 (Television producer), Klein, Larry (Producer) (Television producer), Olshaker, Mark, 1951- (Television producer, Screenwriter), Coates, John (Television producer), Leighton, Colin (Television producer), Baddiley, Ronald (Voice actor), Blessed, Brian (Voice actor), Jones, Ellis, 1943- (Voice actor), Jones, Freddie, 1927-2019 (Voice actor), Purcell, Roy E., 1936- (Voice actor), Sutherland, Marie (Voice actor), Llande, Ian (composer (expression)), Gibbs, Mark (composer (expression)), Tammes, Fred, 1937- (Cinematographer), Knoll, Ben (Cinematographer), Turner, Peter (Cinematographer), Watford, Roy W. (Cinematographer), Vine, Vic (Editor of moving image work), Manning, Mick (Editor of moving image work), Cramer, John (Art director), Macaulay, David
Format:	Video DVD
Language:	English
Subjects:	Castles. Castles > Wales. Fortification. Cities and towns, Medieval > Wales. DVD (Digital video discs) Documentary television programs. Educational television programs. Nonfiction television programs. Video recordings for the hearing impaired. Cities and towns, Medieval. Wales.
Summary:	Castle combines colorful animation with live-action documentary sequences to tell the story of a 13th-century Welsh castle. Author David Macaulay, who wrote and illustrated the best-selling book of the same title, leads viewers on a castle tour, explaining its cultural and sociological significance and its architectural design. Detailed animation dramatizes the building of the castle and portrays the lifestyle of the early inhabitants.