Hamlet - Kenneth Branagh - Shakespeare - 1992 - HD Restored Edition
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2020
- Timeline references: Act I - 0:00 / Act II - 49:04 / Act IIII - 1:25:47 / Act IV - 2:19:13 / Act V - 2:56:08
Kenneth Branagh - William Shakespeare - The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1600-1)
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
BBC Radio 3, 26 April 1992
Based on the First Folio, with additions and amendments from the Second Quarto.
Directed by Kenneth Branagh and Glyn Dearman
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CAST
Hamlet: Kenneth Branagh
Claudius: Derek Jacobi
Gertrude: Judi Dench
Polonius: Richard Briers
Horatio: Michael Williams
Ophelia: Sophie Thompson
Laertes: James Wilby
First Gravedigger: Michael Elphick
Player King: Michael Hordern
Player Queen: Emma Thompson
Ghost: John Gielgud
Rosencrantz: Gerard Horan
Guildenstern: Christopher Ravenscroft
Osric: Richard Clifford
Fortinbras: James Simmons
Barnardo: Paul Gregory
Francesco: Alex Lowe
Marcellus: Andrew Jarvis
Second Gravedigger: Mark Hadfield
Voltemand: Shaun Prendergast
Gentlewoman: Abigail Reynolds
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Screen Adaptation - Co-Production : MISANTHROPOS - Official Website - www.misanthropos.net
Adapted by Maximianno Cobra, from Shakespeare's "Timon of Athens", the film exposes the timeless challenge of social hypocrisy, disillusion and annihilation against the poetics of friendship, love, and beauty.
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New Film adaptation - MISANTHROPOS - www.misanthropos.net - Timon of Athens - Shakespeare on Film!
Adapted by Maximianno Cobra, from Shakespeare's "Timon of Athens", the film exposes the timeless challenge of social hypocrisy, disillusion and annihilation against the poetics of friendship, love, and beauty.
Already did.
Act 1:
Scene 1- 0:00
Scene 2- 10:35
Scene 3- 25:35
Scene 4- 32:51
Scene 5- 37:40
Act 2:
Scene 1- 49:04
Scene 2: 55:16
Act 3:
Scene 1- 1:25:47
Scene 2- 1:38:06
Scene 3- 1:59:30
Scene 4- 1:59:30
Scene 5- 2:05:39
Act 4:
Scene 1- 2:19:16
Scene 2- 2:21:58
Scene 3- 2:23:08
Scene 4- 2:26:30
Scene 5- 2:29:58
Scene 6- 2:44:22
Scene 7- 2:45:53
Act 5:
Scene 1- 2:56:10
Scene 2- 3:11:42
Special Thanks to "Mai N" - Timeline chapters contribution. Highly appreciated!
Shakespeare Network - RUclips Team
BEST Hamlet
Funny. First time I ever saw Hamlet, he was played by Jacobi. Now here Jacobi is playing Claudius. What a treat to listen to!
This is stunning, Thankyou!
Very good. My fourth reading/ viewing of Hamlet and the first time I can say I have grasped this play. There is no madness in Hamlet. He is distraught only. He plays skillfully with each opponent usually one step ahead. I find myself sad at his death as Hamlet would have made a great king.
Horatio his excellent second.
I knew every line of this as an A Level student in 1992!
Each character just came alive, bravo 🎉
1:08:33 "Were you not sent for... hmmm?"
Possibly my favourite moment in this whole production. Branagh is just a master of this kind of subtlety.
there's the story of the woman in Victorian times who finally saw "Hamlet" on stage and said of it: "Why it was just a bunch of famous quotes!"
3:29:47 THE KING….THE KING’S TO BLAME!!!!!
lmao
Branagh is a fine actor, but he's somehow too wholesome for the part.
Who do you prefer as Hamlet?
Who did it better? In my opinion only Olivier could compete. Mel Gibson gave a damn good attempt also I think. I liked Cumberbatch give it a go too. An actor on screen or with microphone can play with many more subtleties than a stage player using vocal projection.
nah.. he's straight. back in the day anyways.
Check out the Richard Burton NY stage play. Recording is not brilliant but Burton is fantastic.
Too wholesome? That is an unusual criticism in this case . I have a Naxos audiobook with Ken as Richard III 😂
Now, THAT is what I call a challenge for his "wholesomeness" !