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12019-06-21T13:43:01-07:00Julia Koslowsky567e8011960119228860c6a7c06189d32b98838fHenry V - 1944 - Opening Chorus - Clip2A clip from Laurence Olivier's Henry V made in 1944. Leslie Banks plays the Chorus.meta2019-06-29T19:47:46-07:00YouTube2016-08-19T10:29:15.000Zdv_GxvWx3WgRuss McClayHayden Benson7d69b3398da384eb9196529b557c5a84032c3d8c
