William Shakespeare: The Life and Times Of (FULL MOVIE)
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2017
- There’s no name better known in the world of Literature than William Shakespeare, and whatever your feelings about such dramatic offerings as “Romeo and Juliet”, “Twelfth Night”, “King Lear”, “Othello”, “Hamlet”, “Julius Caesar”, “Taming of the Shrew” or “Macbeth”, Shakespeare is impossible to ignore. Thousands of books have been written about Shakespeare and even though he lived over four hundred years ago, biographers and literary critics are still inspired to wax lyrical upon the subject in the 21st Century. What’s more there are as few facts as ever to go on, and by the very nature of history, it’s unlikely that any new and dramatic evidence regarding the life and times of William Shakespeare will be revealed. So what exactly is it that makes Shakespeare such a fascinating subject for speculation by each new generation to discover him? After all, the image we all recognize of Shakespeare is the perfect picture of Elizabethan respectability and far from being anything out of the ordinary. However, like all good stories, dig a little deeper and your efforts will be rewarded. Shakespeare’s meteoric rise from the humblest of beginnings to worldwide fame tells a tale of tenacity that is inspirational to this day and as we follow in the Great Bard of Avon’s footsteps, where there’s a will, when you’re talking about William Shakespeare, there’s most definitely a way.
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Yo. Am I the only one that willingly searched this on my own?
I was just curious and ended up watching it
Knowledge is power :)
Yes. Yes you are the only one who watched this willingly
Same
I just searched life of Shakespeare and saw your comment lol
Same here! The music is too loud and the talk too quiet.
My English teacher is making me watch the whole thing then write an essay about it to prove that we watched it. Thanks coronavirus
hi brady
anyone got any notes that i can use
@coppas. You in 9ENGE WBHS?
me too :(
@@declansquirewbhs9062 yeah same mr jorgy xD
the best part is 58:00
I wonder how many of you can say that your here because you love Shakespeare, not because of school 😂❤️
not me
Im here for both reasons
I came because I have fallen in love with Much Ado About Nothing and thought I should learn about the playwright who created it
not english but my theatre class
As long as they enjoy it- whatever! And, it helps their English.
Butcher you need to learn how to use word contractions - should be you're not your ...
i have to watch this for my homework but now my ears are ringing from the loud music in between every couple lines and my fingers are numb from adjusting the sound controls. i am not sure if this could get any worse.
Mimi Chou it could get worse u could shit ur pant and stuff
Hope this helps sincerely paul Reilly
I hope u okay man, pray for me cause my teacher has just sent me to watch this
Enjoy don't moan. Much more interesting than no picture on the blackboard writing to copy ..
lower the volume then.....
Thank you William ...for lighting up the world, for all time, with your genius
He was born is Stratford-Upon-Avon
He was born during Elizabethan Era
During the time Shakespeare was alive literature entertainment, the arts and theatre blossomed.
He was christened on April 26th and was speculated to be born 3 days before that on April 23rd
Shakespeare died April 23, 1616. His death could be considered ironic because just like his birth date his exact death date is also a mystery.
King Edward VI School and his school day was about 11 hours long from 6 or 7 in the morning up to 5 or 6 in the evening
He married Anne Hathaway he was 19 when he got married and they marry on November 27, 1582.
He had 3 children there names are Susanna, Hamnet and Judith.
He went to london in the 1592
He had written 9 plays by 1594
He returned to live there by 1613 he did this because his son died and he was sick and going to die soon.
He bought the second largest house in stratford when he moved back to stratford.
Seating capacity is 873 with an additional 700 people able to stand in the yard
The Theatre is believed to have been caused when a theatre cannon misfired and ignited the theatre's wooden areas and burnt the place
Queen Elizabeth supported Shakespeare's writing and works
Shakespeare's plays are divided into three different categories: comedies, histories, and tragedies
The famous speech used by the narrator was Hamlet by William shakespeare.
i love you so much
What do you think of the conspiracy that he didn’t actually write all those plays
❤️ From Aligarh Muslim University, India.
This is such a beautiful, smooth and calm documentation. I am very happy that the home town still resembles the natural scenery and the simple way of life.
I love Shakespeare that's why I'm here......but now its a unit at our campus....I'm loving it more❤❤❤
I literally hate everything right now, thank you documentary
Lmao freshman English classes anyone?
Iconic Productions me
I am a fresh man
Iconic Productions yes I’m a freshman
Iconic Productions me too
Send me your summary please
I’m here because I’m actually realising the mindset this man must have offered to everybody in the world and it influenced how we see things and our language as humans. I want to understand and accept myself better so I’m learning more about humankind first! I dropped out of high school and never managed to get back in guys, I never got the privilege. Please, listen to these teachings and decide for yourself on if this is how we should view the world.
☺️Godspeed to you💞
It’s crazy to see how many different stories you hear about this man. They paint him out to be so simple.
Check out Edward De Vere..Alexander Waugh
I belive edward wrote shakespeare, and ross cross published his works.
As francis bacon asked for donation from Edwards son after Edwards de veres death to help, hidden poets..
I actually Googled the autobiography of William Shakespeare because I have been watching upstart Crow on britbox and now I am fascinated with Shakespeare
How loud should the music be ? Yes
Great tip everyone, watch at 2 speed, you can get al the information in half the time
Not all hero's wear capes
Shakespeare was such a genius. He intuitively understood the human nature. I would call him the best psychologist of all time.
I am upset there's no captions i can focus on 😡
I 100% agree that dude talks so strange I can barely understand it
@@RudeSmileFoxy bri'ish people be like
You can get them by clicking on the cog icon.
Shakespeare plays were in fact a head of his time, the somber undertones, mixed with comedy makes them great.. I have almost all of his plays. It takes a mature mind to truly appreciate them.
What was your favorite play...
@@ChicagoIL50 My favorite is Transformers 2, but Hamlet was also acceptable. But the best play must be the new Sonic one.
Shakespeare really was ahead of his time.
who else is her bc of freshman English class
@Karina Hernandez looool ikr
me
@Karina Hernandez y? its not!
I want to be an actor so bad. I graduated from film school and want to go to school for acting so I can learn both sides of the camera. Learning Shakespeare will help me build character.
Mike Medley Plus vocabulary! Good show, kiddo!
Get on with your bad self 🏇🤠
I just want the answers to my study guide. Smh.
G Baby 2x same 😂
Ikr bro
Greyson Another ignorant sod & proud of it. American? Well, I am too. You aren’t OBLIGED to be stupid, altho’ your chances are slim that you’ll be anything else.
@@mckavitt13 please shut the fuck up
Micah Chester You are exactly what I am talking about. An ignorant, hateful, rude (fellow) American. How angry you are. You should see a doctor.
Thank you, this was so well done and quite educational. I really enjoyed watching.
I remember when sir savage the 21st did this narration
Having spent time in Stratford...this IS a treat!
I’m here because of the corona bro
same broski
To watch the documentary was one of our assignments our teacher gave us
feel u
Yes
bro no way sammee
Seniors: We gotta make the last months count before we go off to college.
Corona: No
English Teachers: No
DINO Gamez
Michael O’Connor: YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAA
I'm actually here because I love shakespeare!! I'm today's one real fan!
I'm rather enjoying this!! I like the voice over! Can just imagine my old English teacher whipping out this on VHS and making us watch on a Friday afternoon at the end of term :D #BritishLife
listening to this during work at home >.
My English teacher is making us watch this video and I think you guys should've allowed captions and or have added video transcription. who else agrees?
Working on this! Should have them up in the next 2 weeks. Thanks for watching the channel!
Finally a British narrator! Knows what he’s talking about too!
So engaging. Loved every bit of it.
Lmao I love how I came here to just actually learn about Shakespeare, but all of the comments are people saying how they needed to watch this for school 💀
If this delightful show was focused solely on WS it would be two minutes long.
exactly
Don't be stupid.
Edward de vere.
I love the music in this video
This will teach me to not be sick again I had to watch this whole video and answer questions along with it fmllllllllll
Biographical information: 3:00
Major works: 5:00
Historical context is also somewhere in the beginning
😐😐😐
my english teacher is making me watch the entire thing THEN making me write a report on it. fml.
Thank you.
Nice preparation for the information
Corona finna get this video to 1M views.
Guys just stop with the hate comments. Why are you watching this? Just let the other people that want to watch this enjoy the documentary.
its because schools are forcing them to from the looks of things. i remember doing that back in high school - finding the video they used and complaining on it. the people who are annoying to me are the ones who are buthurt because the voiceover isnt reading the quotes in a specific accent.
William Shakespeare was born in Stratford upon Avon in April 1564 and died in 1616
There's no evidence he found Anne Hathaway unattractive. He had a desire to act and write, people who have gifts have a need to fulfil them, even if it meant leaving the family home. He came home to 'New Place' any way so he didn't abandon them completely.
I just love the narration of Liam Dale…
Brilliant narration...hats off
Only 5 mins in, and off to find another Shakespeare documentary. As if the narrator isn't bad enough, I'm constantly turning the volume right down with that darned music blaring in between every few sentences. Enough!
Oriana music is so annoying
@@Baller4Life136 It sure is annoying
As if the narrator weren’t wonderful enough, we also have the marvellous English Renaissance music. (You must be American.)
Wonderful William. And who doesn't love a bit of rough.
everyone is talking about how theyre being forced to watch this video while im here watching it to fake the fact that im in class :)
I enjoyed this documentary, thank you.
Thanks 😊👍
The Baconians must get a thorough chuckle out of this one
The new Globe was not almost exact spot as the old one! It is about 10 minutes walk away in Park Street!
My mistress's eyes are nothing like the sun.
Coral is far more red than her lips red...
The most profound sonnet, imho.
Thanku
whats the symphony in the background, please?
The greatest "Shakespearian" work is the creation of Shakspere as THE poet/dramatist without a single established fact as to his being either. Incredible!
I would reply, but this comment, like all the internet, will one day disappear, and people one day will say there was no proof I ever existed.
Well, apart from all the plays published with his name as the author. There is that.
Who decides what is an established fact?
the truth is far more fascinating than commerce selling myths…
My teacher we lean this one and we sing and make a show for the school play
I can't understand well the words because of the music background🤦
This be BUSSSIN 🔥🥶😔
I am passionate to find him thisway
Why are there so many jokes about suicide in the comment section? I'm only 10 minutes in the documentary and yall making me not want to watch it!
Do not proceed!.
Cause its sooo funny
lovely lovely lovely
i didn't know Mr Bean did voice over narrations these days .....
Liam Dale.
Lol
mondomacabro major - 😆 It DOES sound like him...
lol bruh he did not
It was him lol
I have to write an essay on this for my school, 10 minutes in and I’m already starting to fall asleep. This is going to be a long day…
26:36 - Shakespeare may have been “bisexual” by virtue of the fact that he was an English Shakespearean actor...
The Sonnets 'DARK BEAUTY" has usually been presumed to be female even though he/she's gender is never revealed, only his/her appearance ,and that the writer of the Sonnets seemed to like this person A LOT. Its all speculation. Was it only social convention that all of his speeches about love spoken by his Juliets, Olivias, Violas, Portias, Rosalinds, etc. were possibly written to and possibly for the men and boys who played them? Just sayin.....
can someone please summarise this or like make notes 4 me plz
R.I.P. William.
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Just my little joke at the expense of all of those RUclipsrs who insist on sticking RIP, you will be missed etc , on every post about someone no longer with us.
"O Hamlet, speak no more,; these words, like daggers, enter in mine ears, No more, sweet Hamlet!" 👑 Queen. What has happened to our beloved English AND grammar? " No more, sweet Hamlet!" 😥
I'm here because I read the book Hamnet by Maggie O Farrell and I wanted to know more about Mr Shakespeare, and I'm not even English.
The RSC is premiering a play based on O Farrell’s ‘Hamnet’ ! I haven’t read the book, though I have heard it’s a great read!
my LA teacher made me watch this as well
dont know about some of these comments here, but the way i understood Shakespear is that he took the English languish and took and ran with it, now English is probably the most spoken languish in the world.
language honey. Languish is to loll around doing nothing.
hunkydude322 - I like “languish”.
Nah i ain’t watching this! It’s a strike day and my English teacher is making us watch this. I might just say I did ✨🤩
Go watch Reading the past with Dr.Kat. she has an understanding of Elizabethan history.
Stratford is the big business of the SHAKE-SPEAR INDUSTRY.
But Is there a museum where one can see the Original hand writing of MAN OF STAFFORD WHO SOLD GRAINS who the author of Shake-spear?
It's called The British Library. They have three play script pages in Shakespeare's handwriting.
My teacher made us takes notes on this video now my test on it is Tuesday
thx for video
If this is the pride of Anglican literature, you should read the Irish book of kells, that is where literature in modern languages begins . An amazing experience that exults with wisdom .
The recent discovery of the Shroud of Avon proves without a doubt that Shakespeare wrote all those plays and sonnets.
i wanna thank the man who uplode this vidio
Some of Shakespeare's plays have been re-interpreted by two wonderful Australian writers. John Marsden wrote a novel called "Hamlet" in which he depicted Hamlet and Ophelia as two teenagers, desperately in love but at sea within a world of troubles, namely the court of Denmark with all its tensions and intrigues. Jackie French re-wrote the story in her book, "Ophelia, Queen of Denmark." She showed the way that women were influencing the outcomes behind the scenes and also re-interpreted the death of the King in an interesting way. She also wrote, "I am Juliet" focusing on Juliet's experience of the being in love with Romeo. Her book about Macbeth is fascinating. She is critical of Shakespeare for not sticking to the historical facts in his play about Macbeth but Shakespeare had to take account of the fact that he could be hung, drawn and quartered if the dictator, Queen Elizabeth 1, was in any way threatened. Elizabeth had learnt ruthlessness from her father who had executed her mother. That is probably why Shakespeare depicted Richard III as being a murderous tyrant. Shakespeare had to explain away why the crown had not been passed down through inheritance, an awkward fact because it really meant that Elizabeth 1 was not the legitimate queen, a fact he carefully glossed over. (It also means that Elizabeth II is not a legitimate queen.) It is surprising in this day and age that royal families still choose the next royal by means of inheritance. Most other jobs require qualifications and a carefully written job application and a job interview, rather than just saying, "Mum, has the job so I expect to get the crown." As it is, an entire family is subjected to endless scrutiny and lifetimes on display because one member of that family is forced to be a monarch.
STRAWMAN of a mystery pen.
What's the video explaining about Jhon Shakespeare and the sewage in minute 12.00? I'm not a native and it's getting pretty tough to understand :/
basically, John left a pile of literal shit (which the narrator calls a dung heap because its a bit of a nicer way of saying it) outside his neighbors house and was fined a shilling (about £13.73 in 2017 value, or a days wages) for doing so.
he was a successful stratford glove maker so he was better than the rest of his family overall.
this was an issue because at the time residents had to use that shitpile to dump their shit on. it was a legal thing...
imagine everybody shits in a bucket nowadays, and then you designate a place on your road where everybody on the road has to empty their buckets. John was a dick and put the pile outside his neighbours house instead - breaking the law and getting him fined.
Line from an old Western movie (not Shakespeare): "When the legend becomes fact-print the legend."..
Reminds me of playing civ 6 on marathon
The actual physical evidence of anything he ever wrote were four of his signatures that look more like scribbles with the different spellings for his name. There is a mountain of evidence pointing to Edward de vere being the actual writer. Almost all of the great Victorian writers and people such as Sigmund Freud and Mark Twain agree on this.
It's not Richard Green who called Will an "upstart crow," it's Robert Greene!
And Robert Greene was not talking about Shakespeare, but a theatre owner and actor named Edward Alleyn.
daver8521 Are you still on about that? I don't suppose you have any better evidence than you had before, do you?
Chris Riseley Daver8521 is convinced that Greene wasn't referring to Shakespeare but to actor Edward Alleyn. His reasoning is long and convoluted and pretty much relies upon the fact that Greene used the "beautified with our feathers" line on another occasion that probably wasn't referring to Alleyn, either.
Basically, Anti-Strats are desperate to try to nitpick every bit of evidence for Shakespeare. Greene is especially troublesome because he's someone who was in a position to know, calling the actor Shakespeare a poet. I've heard one guy even claim that Greene didn't really exist, and that he was an early pen-name for Oxford, and that Henry Chettle and Gabriel Harvey were working for Oxford to maintain the ruse.
Anyway, interesting take on Groatsworth. Thanks for the link.
Ahh... Internet stuff. Yes. THAT "controversy" that is no controversy at all. I had hoped it was forgotten.
We had his othello in college
Baby William also died. The real playwriter was Italian born. Michaelangello de Crollalanza (literally: crolla + lanza = shake + spear) was the real Shakespeare. The Stratford parents were actually his aunt and uncle. He took the name of his deceased cousin. So the true birthdate of him is unknown.
Why all the complications and secrecy? Life was hard enough to contend with with all the concelings and people aren't who they were. It sounds like a plot from one of Shakespeare's plays! Why not accept all we know about Shakespeare and enjoy his plays. Have a nice cup of tea and relax.
@@charlottebruce979 He knew little about Egypt as pine trees don't grow there. Most of his plays have an Italian background because he lived in Italy for 22 years before escaping to UK from the persecution. He hid with his mother in a castle called Castello Otello before getting safe passage. I accept what I know about it.
@@colinhartung8952 bull 💩 and you know it. He was english. But not the one they claim but the Duke of Oxford.
@@colinhartung8952 Why did he get so much about Italy wrong, then?
could it be, that shakespeare was actually poisoned? too much pickled herring and wine doesn't sound like a feasible or feastable cause for somekind of sudden death like that.
what is the song
Hey, Mrs. Nead? Stop.
Florios Folio
Bro i wish they did something similar to me
And I thought you were going to tell us about Sir Francis Bacon and the other illegitimate children of Queen Elisabeth.
This documentary looks like tourist guide for Stratford. But how ever its visually boring, narrator is professional and save the day here.
Why there allways have to be stupid backround music.
Tiko Husu have some respect. It's medieval, not stupid.
My English teacher