David Macaulay: Cathedral
Trailer: David Macaulay: Cathedral
Year: 1986
Genre: Documentary, History
Studio: Unicorn Projects
Director: Tim King
Cast: David Macaulay, Caroline Berg, Derek Jacobi, Geoffrey Matthews, Brian Blessed, Paul Bacon
Crew: Larry Klein (Writer), Sue Brown (Producer), Mona Kanin (Associate Producer), Mark Olshaker (Producer), Ian Llande (Music), Steve Parr (Music)
Runtime: 60 minutes
Release: Apr 30, 1986
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Language: English
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