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@zisel2 that's right! All hail xxjamaalxx
xxjamaalxx 3 months ago
@ladynight66 who gives a fuck! Show the whole thing or nothing at all, I don't care how famous the scene is.
xxjamaalxx 3 months ago
@xxjamaalxx agreed. no one ever put up any single scene from any movie ever, because internet commenter "xxjamaalxx" says so.
zisel2 3 months ago
why the fuck would you put up just one scene?! either put up the whole thing or dont out up anything u retard!
xxjamaalxx 4 months ago
@xxjamaalxx You idiot! This is only the most famous scene in Lear.
ladynight66 3 months ago
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Yes The RSC has stolen Shakespeare for its own ends. All patrons are encouraged to donate to other more diverse organisations rather than looking at the RSC as the last vestige for the promotion of Shakespearean art. The RSC is inward looking self promoting and exercises exclusion at the highest level and offers no resolution or dialogue which encourages original creativity and understanding.
likebrightmetal 8 months ago
Jacobi > McKellen
Uktrayf 11 months ago
Spectacular. Here you have Fool and Lear, both "off" in their speech in wild ways, and then poor Kent shows up as normal and good as day is long, just trying to get them all in out of the rain. How to make absolutely everything out of dialogue, because what else have you got as a playwright, before film and CG and fancy stage contraptions?
manthasagittarius 1 year ago 3
Brilliant!
dlmorrow11 1 year ago
King Lear. Hamlet. Macbeth. Othello.
There is nothing else...
well, maybe The Tempest....
Coalkey23 2 years ago
@Coalkey23 Richard III
JamesJonathon013 1 year ago
@Coalkey23 Not a fan of the Tempest. But I think Richard III is up there.
mossydie 1 year ago
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Whatta fuck :D is it gandalf of poor old man ?
pr0gram1st 2 years ago
Uh... this is where Lear is going nuts. You know, the storm is paralleling his madness.
You know... Shakespeare... Lear... acting... brilliance.
tkactor 2 years ago 11
@pr0gram1st he's Ian Mckellen, not Gandalf.
lamlyn 1 year ago