Macbeth's "Tomorrow" Speech and Hamlet's Soliloquy -- Sir John Gielgud

[GanarfGeorgie]

Beautiful! Wonderful!Powerful!

BRAVO!

[intooblv]

First one sounds kind of like Charles Laughton.

[MissFireMagic]

Moving film.

[vanderbilt887]

Gielgud's recitations of Shakespeare are excellent stuff.

I like the MacBeth recitation as well, the "tomorrow" speech. No one knows who he is?

[Parysia77]

@vanderbilt887 It may be Trevor Bowen as Macbeth but I don't know for sure.

Thank you for your post. I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

[vanderbilt887]

Thanks, I'll check it out.

[IgnisRepublica]

You're an artist. This video is your best and my favourite. I really appreciate this kind of themes, these symbols and the literature included. Hope you'll do more like this. Thank you :)

[Parysia77]

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed this one. I'm very grateful for your encouragement and support!

[theparsonstale]

I'm quite sure this isn't John Gielgud.

Ralph Richardson, perhaps?

[Parysia77]

The actor reciting the Tomorrow Speech from Macbeth is not John Gielgud, but that is definitely Gielgud performing Hamlet's Soliloquy which follows. The first voice you hear is an unidentified actor from the Marlowe Society.

[kawshun]

whats with the freakin annoying clicking sounds ?? completely ruins the entire thing.

[Parysia77]

You mean the hell sounds? -- hell is supposed to be annoying. Try Klipsch speakers -- they're great!

[Hellishcrusade]

@kawshun - They are locusts....completely apt, now that you know...no?

[sleepypoodle]

There is such a rich, deep and expressive quality to Sir John Gielgud's voice, I feel completely captivated by his exquisitely resonant tones...he could be reading from the Highway Code and I would find it enchanting.

[cashstore1]

Bravo!

[Parysia77]

Thank you, good sir. I am truly grateful!