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1967: Alan Cooke

1973: Nick Havinga (Joseph Papp)

1984: Stuart Burge

1987: Herb Roland (Peter Moss)

1993: Kenneth Branagh

2010: Brandon Arnold

2011: Josie Rourke

2012: Joss Whedon

2012: Robin Lough (Jeremy Herrin)


Adaptations

2005: ShakespeaRe-Told: Much Ado About Nothing


Educational

2018: Shakespeare Uncovered (Season 3, Ep. 1)


Much Ado About Nothing
1967: Alan Cooke

So far I have not found a source for this, but its fabulous cast warrants a careful lookout. Maggie Smith and Robert Stephens (at the time married) play Beatrice and Benedick; there are half a dozen (at least) other notable names in the rest of the cast.


Antonio: Harry Lomax

Balthasar: Neil Fitzpatrick

Beatrice: Maggie Smith

Benedick: Robert Stephens

Borachio: David Hargreaves

Claudio: Michael Byrne

Coffee boy: Barry Evans

Conrade: Edward Petherbridge

Dogberry: Frank Finlay

Don John: Derek Jacobi

Don Pedro: Ronald Pickup

Friar Francis: Paul Curran

Gentleman: John McEnery

Hero: Caroline John

House maid: Chloe Ashcroft

House maid: Mary Griffiths

Inanimate: Alan Adams

Inanimate: Janina Faye

Inanimate: Kay Gallie

Inanimate: Luke Hardy

Leonato: Gerald James

A Lord: Denis DeMarne

Messenger: Malcolm Reynolds

Server: Christopher Timothy

Sexton: David Ryall

Trombonist: Alan Hutt

Ursula: Wynne Clark

Verges: Graham Crowden

Watchman #1: Roger Kemp

Watchman #2: Ron Pember

Watchman #3: David Belcher

Watchman #4: Michael Gambon

Watchman #5: John Hallam