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  1. Androcles and the Lion: Directed by Joe Layton. With Norman Wisdom, Noël Coward, Ed Ames, Brian Bedford. The story of Androcles, the simple-hearted Christian tailor whose friendship with a lion saves himself and his friends from martyrdom in the Roman Colosseum.

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    • Musical
    • Joe Layton
    • 1967-11-15
  2. Androcles, a simple-hearted Christian tailor, becomes friends with a lion by removing a thorn from his paw. Later, the lion saves Androcles and his friends from martyrdom in the Roman Colosseum. Cast. Norman Wisdom as Androcles; Inga Swenson as Lavinia; Noël Coward as Caesar; Ed Ames as Ferrovius; Geoffrey Holder as Lion; John Cullum as The ...

    • Musical Comedy
  3. Jun 17, 2014 · June 17, 2014. Androcles And The Lion - Original TV Cast Recording. Steven Bergman READ TIME: 2 MIN. In 1966, NBC approached famed composer Richard Rodgers to take part in a musical retelling of George Bernard Shaw's adaptation on the ancient fable, "Androcles and the Lion."

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  5. Androcles and the Lion (Original Television Cast) Preview E. Original Television Cast of Androcles and the Lion. Save on Spotify. 1. Opening. Androcles and the Lion Orchestra, Jay Blackton. 04:47. 2. Velvet Paws. Norman Wisdom. 05:45. 3. Follow In Our Footsteps. Ed Ames. 01:52. 4. Strangers. Inga Swenson, John Cullum. 05:03. 5.

  6. Androcles and the Lion by Ed Ames, Noël Coward, Norman Wisdom released in 1967. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

  7. Ed Ames. Ferrovius. Geoffrey Holde. Lion. Film Details. Genre. Musical. Release Date. 1967. Synopsis. A musical based on the German fable about Androcles, a meek Christian tailor who crosses the path of an injured lion and removes a painful thorn from its paw.

  8. Presented as a 90-minute television special, Androcles and the Lion premiered on NBC-TV on November 15, 1967. Starring Norman Wisdom as Androcles, with Geoffrey Holder as the Lion, Noël Coward as Caesar and Patricia Routledge as Megaera, the production also featured such theatre notables as Ed Ames, Brian Bedford, John Cullum and Inga Swenson.

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