Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (1990) - Playing Questions Scene (2/11) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Rosencrantz (Gary Oldman) and Guildenstern (Tim Roth) play a strict, yet confusing, game of "questions."
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Much as he would later do with Shakespeare in Love (1998), writer Tom Stoppard delivered a tale of Shakespearean origin from a skewed and unexpected perspective. In this case, it's the perspective of two relatively minor characters from Hamlet, Rosencrantz (Gary Oldman) and Guildenstern (Tim Roth), courtiers who, in the original play, were dispatched offstage before the narrative's conclusion. In Stoppard's script (which he also directed), the two supporting players take center stage as the events unfold in Elsinore Castle. Unable to determine the source of the prince's tortured despair, the duo ponders the question of fate as their predetermined roles are played out. Meanwhile, they dabble in a little verbal tennis and some ill-advised science experiments, and endure the puzzling attentions of mysterious wandering thespians led by (Richard Dreyfuss). Ordered to accompany Hamlet (Iain Glen) to England, the pair learn that the letter they carry instructs that nation's king to decapitate their mentally unbalanced and irksome charge, a revelation that Hamlet overhears.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1990)
Cast: Gary Oldman, Tim Roth
Director: Tom Stoppard
Producers: Emanuel Azenberg, Michael Brandman, Iris Merlis, Thomas J. Rizzo, Louise Stephens, Patrick Whitley
Screenwriters: William Shakespeare, Tom Stoppard
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I love how this scene is both hilarious and existentially horrifying.
100 per cent spot on - fantastic play. Its witty, hilarious, existentially horrifying and beautifully played more often than not.
@@dragonmaid1360 indeed
I swear to God this should be an actual sport
Nick Cooper how would that work?
Would you like to try?
What are the rules?
Don't you know?
Are you uncertain?
I just got to see Billy Boyd and Dom Monaghan perform this place live and it was SO. GOOD. I wish I had a recording of them doing it - these parts were made for them.
i love that it immediately turns into calvinball. the game isn't asking questions, it's making up reasons you won
No its not. If you pay attention, all the rules make perfect sense and have structure. Ask questions, genuine questions that are normally supposed to receive answers
@@dorkmax7073 Statement
@@FirstnameLastname-kn5sw hahahahahhahahahahahaha dead 🫠
@@fearthescarecrow666Reference to what?
The rules:
1.) Tennis rules for scoring: four point minimum to win a set, must win by a two-point margin, deuces broken by two sequential points.
2.) All serves and returns must be in the form of a question or in the interrogative mood.
a. Indicatives i.e. statements cost a point.
b. Imperatives i.e. declarations cost a point.
3.) Not all questions are legal and are considered fouls.
a. Repetition e.g. _What do you mean?_ _Why do you ask?_ _What do you mean?_
b. Synonyms e.g. _For what reason?_ _For what purpose?_
c. Rhetoric e.g. _Why are we here?_
d. Non Sequiturs e.g. _Would you like help?_ _Are you hungry?_
4.) Hesitation on a return stroke results in a lost point.
Before “Whose Line is it Anyway?” There was Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
Holy Hell, was thinking the exact same thing.
I can’t imagine not even knowing your own name because you’re part of the story what are a forgettable characters is considered interchangeable. Like wow. It’s so good.
I love this! The verbal volley is titillating; such a riveting game!
We played this in all of our classes during lectures after seeing this film, it was great :D I would also shout 1-love, match point, etc.
Good times
1:22 idk why but the way Gary oldman plays this is so funny
Indeed
This film and/or play is so postmodern that they made this whole scene looked like both of them are playing tennis.
This is strangely entertaining
Statement 1-0
@@FirstnameLastname-kn5sw Why are you keeping score?
@@danielorr1212 Is that a trick question?
Who wouldn't find this entertaining?
@@Ojja78 Who would?
this is one of the greatest skits ever
'Rozencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead', 'Anonymous', 'All is Well' are but a few on my list of recommended films for those wanting 'less canonical' Shakespeare viewing. ('All' is a fantastic paean to The Bard, a sad, slow-paced, exquisitely pastoral take on Shakespeare's return to Stratford at the conclusion of his career in 1612. Though it does take certain liberties with facts, it paints a playful (!!!) 'What if?' picture.)
I watched both Anonymous and Rosencrantz nad Guildenstern are dead yesterday and I hvae to say, rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead is my new favorite movie... anonymous was also really good!
I loved this movie! And this was so entertaining.
I love this movie too! And is your icon a Sleepytime Gorilla Museum logo? My favorite band of all time.
OMG THIS MUST BE THE BEST MOMENT IN FILM !
This feels like a Taskmaster game.
reminds me of the arguments ending with a four letter word
This is one of the greatest and the most clever scenes I have ever watched! I love it!
This encapsulates the English character so well
They're Danes in the movie / play.
@@LeifWarner and?
Ooohhh my favorite film even tough I normaly don't have favorites
Love this movie.
This is my favorite thing now
Great film!!!!!
This has gotta be my favourite play.
this game has become a pox on my household. we can't stop
1:06 - and the Potterheads roar with laughter!
When Oldman got the role and looked at the mirror
This book/play/movie is becoming my newest hyperfixation, and considering I’m still in the Lord of the Flies fandom after 4 years, I’m excited to see how long this’ll last.
I looove this movie ❤️
Was that rhetoric?
No!
Statement! Two all game point.
I love this film to death.
Who else enjoyed this existential tennis?🎾🏓🏸
OK Where is Sir KNIGHT THE PLAY WRITE/RIGHT? Known to me as Tommny STOP HARD!! xoxo
British English💜 Tim Roth ❤️❤️❤️ my two love❣️
Could this be the origin of the "Questions Only" improv game, for example in Whose Line Is It Anyway? And have you noticed my comment is a question?
You think writing three questions in a row gives you the right to gloat? Is that what you are getting at?
Are you trying to be clever?
@@krisjones74 Are you saying I'm not clever?
@@samarvora7185 HOW IS THAT THREE QUESTIONS?
Did you think I’d miss it?
It’s the guy of Lie to me.
Why on EARTH did i think that Alex Winter was in this? I can see him in ny minds eye playing the Tim Roth character . . . .
Great movie. Dracula vs Mr Orange
They could have have carried this on more.
what is this?
What's this movie called?
The title tells you, wtf
@@jamesrustles8670 Statement, one point.
@@jamesrustles8670 Thought you were being smart there?
@@Little1Cave Do you think he missed the joke?
@@DepressyDuck Who wants to know?
I'm weird, as a modern individual I don't curry towards sports, yet this, this scene captures my ideal game. Yep, I must be a descendant.
Who are you a descendant of?
Can someone explain whats going on in this scene?
You didn’t understand it?
@@medalion1390no I didn't.
@@sir_stride Statement. 1 love.
If they say anything that isn’t a question, they lose
Isn't "What's yours?" repetition?
Well, what do you think? Isn't that quite obvious?
Why didn’t someone call foul?
It's a movie, does it really matter?
snoookie456 , is cinema not important?
@@andrewwilliams762 do plotholes matter?
This is such a brilliant movie...The silent hamlet is sublime...This part, when you first see it, is so delightful...Oldman and Roth in their primes...So few people have seen this great movie...The 26.2 K is very dissapointing...They should rename the movie Nikki Menage twerks! They'd have 500, 000,000 views...Maybe the general public would get a bit smarter...
ROB-IN-PHILLY imagine what the public once was when producers backed Stoppard directing his own play.
The next time Shakespeare & Stoppard appeared in public together, it was a charming and absolutely weightless romantic comedy.
Are people still commenting on this video?
Why not?
@@gamestation2690 does that mean it's still relevant?
@@andrew2723 You don’t think so?
@@gamestation2690 did I say that?
@@andrew2723 Who else would be saying that?
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