Michael Williams (character)
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Michael Williams is a character in William Shakespeare's Henry V. He has the grand setpiece speech "There be few that die well that die in a battle." In the 1989 movie adaptation of Henry V, he was played by the British actor Michael Williams, perhaps an irresistible casting decision by director Kenneth Branagh, particularly in view of the fact that Williams's wife Judi Dench also appeared in the film.
