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The Bastard

50 %|May 22, 1978|History, Drama, War, TV Movie

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.)

Featured Crew

Lee H. Katzin
Director
John Jakes
Novel
Joe Byrne
Producer
Loyd S. Papez
Art Direction
Guerdon Trueblood
Teleplay
John Wilder
Executive Producer
Michael S. Murphy
Editor
Richard Friedman
Set Decoration

Cast

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Andrew Stevens
Phillipe Charboneau / Philip Kent
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Tom Bosley
Benjamin Franklin
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Kim Cattrall
Anne Ware
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Buddy Ebsen
Benjamin Edes
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Lorne Greene
Bishop Francis
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Cameron Mitchell
Capt. Plummer
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Harry Morgan
Capt. Caleb
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Patricia Neal
Marie Charboneau
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Eleanor Parker
Lady Amberly
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Donald Pleasence
Solomon Sholto
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William Shatner
Paul Revere
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Barry Sullivan
Abraham Ware
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Noah Beery Jr.
Dan O'Brien
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John Colicos
Lord North
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William Daniels
Samuel Adams
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James Gregory
Will Campbell
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Mark Neely
Roger Amberly
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Keenan Wynn
Johnny Malcolm
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Raymond Burr
Narrator (voice)
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Charles Haid
George Lumden
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Jim Antonio
Dr. Warren
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Russell Johnson
Col. James Barrett
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Ike Eisenmann
The Marquis de LaFayette
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Robert Burke
Hosea Sholto
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Carole Tru Foster
Daisy O'Brien
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Alex Henteloff
Henry Knox
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Alan Napier
Dr. Bleeker
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Roger Bowen
Landlord
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Johnny Doran
Jeremy Thaxter
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John Mark Robinson
Dr. Prescott
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William Bassett
British Officer
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Damon Douglas
Auguste Du Pleis
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Clint Ritchie
Mister Dawes
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Michael Alldredge
British Sgt.
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Richard Peel
Capt. Rotch
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Peggy Rea
Shopkeeper
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Ian Abercrombie
Deserter (uncredited)