After the film was released, it was shown in London alone for eleven months. The film basically retains the stage performance of the original drama, and restores the scene of the theater performance in the William Shakespeare era. The film has won four nominations including the 1947 Oscar for Best Picture. Oliver said: "It takes some new skills to shoot Shakespeare, or at least to give up some old skills. You don't need to shoot tricky shots." "If you have a good actor, there are lines from William Shakespeare, you These are not needed to maintain the audience's interest. There are many scenes where the camera hardly needs to be moved when shooting." "When a scene gradually reaches its climax, the usual techniques for moving the lens closer and closer must be reversed."
In order to boost the morale of the military and civilians, the British government exempted him from military service, persuaded him to adapt William Shakespeare's "Henry V" into a movie, and allowed many actors who served in the military to participate in the performance.
