| 词条 | Ivanhoe (1958 TV series) |
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| show_name = Ivanhoe | image = | caption = | creator = | producer = Herbert Smith Bernard Coote | opentheme=Edwin Astley | starring = Roger Moore | country = United Kingdom | company = Screen Gems Sydney Box Productions | network = ITV | runtime = 25 minutes (excluding commercials) | first_aired = {{Start date|1958|1|5|df=y}} | last_aired = {{End date|1959|df=y}} | num_episodes = 39 }} Ivanhoe is a British television series first shown on ITV in 1958-59. The show features Roger Moore in his first starring role, as Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe, in a series of adventures aimed at a children's audience. The characters were drawn loosely from Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel. PlotThe series was set in England during the 12th century reign of King Richard the Lionheart, who had gone to fight in the Crusades and failed to return. In his absence, power had been taken by his younger brother, the ambitious and wicked Prince John, who sought to strip the people of their rights and land. The dashing and heroic knight Ivanhoe, with his father-and-son companions Gurth and Bart whom he had freed from servitude (from the evil Sir Maurice), attempted to right wrongs, secure justice, help those in need, and thwart John and his allies. Making of the seriesSwashbuckling adventures for a younger audience, such as The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel, The Adventures of Robin Hood and The Adventures of Sir Lancelot, were a mainstay of ITV's programming in Britain in the mid-1950s. In December 1956, Columbia Pictures signed up Roger Moore, then working with limited success in Hollywood, to play the title role in an intended series for transmission in both America and the UK. The series was a co-production between Columbia subsidiary Screen Gems and British producer Sydney Box. The budget was far more lavish than that of the Robin Hood series running at the time and filming started in early 1957, mostly at the Associated British Picture Corporation (ABPC) Studios at Elstree and on location around Buckinghamshire in England, but with some shooting also taking place in California. The series premiered on ITV in January 1958, while filming continued to complete all 39 episodes through to June 1958. Although a pilot episode was filmed in colour, the series was shot in black and white.[1] The executive producer was Peter Rogers, who shortly afterwards began producing the Carry On films. Guest stars on the series included Christopher Lee and John Schlesinger. Other supporting actors included Jon Pertwee, Paul Eddington, Leonard Sachs, Kenneth Cope, John Warner and Adrienne Corri. Moore insisted on undertaking much of the stunt work himself, resulting in several injuries including three cracked ribs from a fight scene and being knocked unconscious when a battleaxe hit his helmeted skull. Moore later commented: "I felt a complete Charlie riding around in all that armour and damned stupid plumed helmet. I felt like a medieval fireman".[2] The series finished when Moore returned to Hollywood after Warner Brothers offered him a movie role in The Miracle (1959). Cast{{div col|colwidth=30em}}Roger Moore - Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe Robert Brown - Gurth (Ivanhoe's armorer) Peter Gilmore - Waldo Ivanhoe Andrew Keir - Prince John John Pike - Bart (the son of Gurth)(Ivanhoe's squire) Bruce Seton - King Richard Anthony Dawson - Sir Maurice Norah Gorsen - Lady Rowena (Ivanhoe's girlfriend) Henry Vidon - Sir Cedric (Ivanhoe's father, who owns Rotherwood Castle){{div col end}} BroadcastingThe 39 episodes of the series were originally broadcast from 5 January 1958 to 4 January 1959, then were later repeated several times. The original air dates are in parentheses. {{div col|colwidth=22em}}
AvailabilityThe series has not been released on DVD. Title songEach episode starts with the title song: Ivanhoe, Ivanhoe Side by side we’re proud to ride with Ivanhoe At his call we spring to help him ride along The song we sing is free and joyous song Ivanhoe, Ivanhoe Far and wide throughout the countryside they know There’s freedom on his banner Justice in his sword He rides against the manor Where tyranny is lord Rich and poor Together we go Forward with Ivanhoe With I-van-hoe Each episode ends with the following song: Ivanhoe, Ivanhoe To adventure, bold adventure watch him go There's no power on earth can stop what he's begun With Bart and Gurth, he'll fight 'till he has won Ivanhoe, Ivanhoe He's a friend who will defend the people's foe He'll strike with speed like lightning bold and brave and game In justice he is fighting to win the fairest dame. Shout a cheer, adventure is here Riding with Ivanhoe With I-van-hoe References1. ^ Ivanhoe at screenonline.org {{Ivanhoe}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Ivanhoe (1958 Tv Series)}}2. ^Ivanhoe at televisionheaven.co.uk {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081006001448/http://www.televisionheaven.co.uk/ivanhoe.htm |date=6 October 2008 }} 13 : 1950s British drama television series|1958 British television programme debuts|1959 British television programme endings|British adventure television series|ITV television dramas|Television series set in the 12th century|Television shows set in England|Television series by Sony Pictures Television|Television programmes based on works by Walter Scott|Black-and-white British television programmes|English-language television programs|Cultural depictions of Eleanor of Aquitaine|Television series by Screen Gems |
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